Supplies:
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Digi- Sheepski Designs (Jo’s Daffodils)
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Front Sentiment (Freebie)- ”Where Flowers Bloom So Does Hope” available
from cottageatthecrossroads.com
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Inside Sentiment- Imagine That!
Digi Set (Sentimental Thoughts)
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Colored with Spectrum
Noir alcohol markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Assorted background papers and yellow vellum from my stash
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Circle template from my scrapbook stash
Entered into:
Lil Patch of Crafty Friends- #126 Anything
Goes
Outlawz Challenges-
Monday Greeting Challenge- Anything Goes
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge-Add a Sentiment
Outlawz Challenge- Saturday Paper Ala Mode- Here’s To Girls!
Path of Positivity Challenge- Challenge #77
Cute
As A Button-#53
Anything Goes (Twist-Penny for your Thoughts/Use a sentiment)
I love this adorable image from Di’s Digis named “Three Chilly Polar Bears”
and wanted to provide a stage for this chilly trio. Decided to make a z-fold
card with a tutorial form Pinterest. (There
are lots of options. THIS is my favorite.) I made an extra z0fold strip with acetate so
that I could suspend a die-cut snowflake border across the top of the card. I
provided a closeup photo of this strip. The left end is positioned on the cardstock
base and taped down before I adhered the patterned paper over it. Then, after
positioning the reset of the acetate strip across the top of the card, I cut a
slit in the patterned paper and slipped the right end of the acetate into the
slit before taping the patterned paper down. This secures both ends of the
acetate and also hides the ends of the acetate from sight.) Although the patterned
paper provides a few snow-themed sentiments, I did add a Warm Winter Wishes
greeting on the back of the card which will be sent to my 97-year-old MIL later
this week.
Supplies:
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Polar Bears- Di’s Digis (Three Chilly Polar Bears)
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Sentiment on back of card- Imagine
That! Digi Set Jenn & Friends (no longer available)
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Snowflake Border Die (that was gifted to me by a friend)- Simon Says Stamp (Wafer Die sssd111503)
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Colored with Spectrum
Noir alcohol markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Snowflake background papers from my stash
Entered into:
Di’s Digi Stamps- Use a Digi
Image
Scribbles Designs Challenge- #86 Say It
With Snow
Outlawz Challenge- Twisted Thursday- Anything Goes
Outlawz Challenge- Twisted Thursday- Anything Goes
The Paper
Shelter- #415 For
the Boys
Polkadoodles Challenge-Week 8 Anything Goes
My final card for this post
features a wonderful sailboat image from PSX. I created it for the Sketch N
Scrap challenge and the Simon Says Monday Challenge, “Frame It.” I opted for a more masculine looking card, swapping the heart shape in the sketch with a star cut from a blue plastic
document folder to frame the sailboat image. (Note- I use plastic document folders, of plastic index dividers, often on my cards. They come in a pack of assorted colors and
can be found in the office supply section of most stores, and also at many dollar stores. I really like using
them on my cards because they're cheaper than colored vellum and are more
translucent. The plastic is easy to
fussy-cut with a nice, sharp pair of scissors.)
Supplies:
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Sailboat Image- PSX wood-mount stamp (Company is no longer in
business)
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Sentiments- Beccy’s Place digi set (True Beauty)
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Colored with Spectrum
Noir alcohol markers, Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Scraps of a blue plastic document folder and background papers from my
stash
Entered into:
Sketch N Scrap-Card Sketch #163
Simon
Says Monday Challenge-Frame It
Word Art Wednesday Challenge- #426-427 Anything Goes
Outlawz Challenge- Festive Fridays
A Perfect Time
to Craft 2020-Anything Goes- Challenge #2-2020
Hi Kathy your cards are gorgeous I love them all. Have a great week. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty cards and what a great idea to use the colored plastic dividers on your cards! I would have never thought of that! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Sketch N Scrap!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards...loving the Polar bear one and the different card styles, hugs, Lori m
ReplyDeleteThose tulips are stunning! Thanks for joining us and good luck with with your entry!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Joy
Joyfully Stamps
Lil Patch of Crafty Friends, Owner/Coordinator
Amazing cards Kathy, I love them all <3
ReplyDeleteAndrea x
What a great take on the sketch & clever use of the dividers! Thanks for joining us at Sketch N Scrap!
ReplyDeleteAll of them are so beautiful. Thank you for play with us at Polkadoodles craft challenge blog. Good luck with your entry.
ReplyDeleteThose polar bears are so adorable, gorgeous card...Thanks for joining us at Di’s Digi Challenge and using one of Di’s images 🙂
ReplyDeleteWendy
All of your creations are beautiful! I love the said card. Elegant and beautiful! Beautiful design!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us at Cute As A Button!
~ DT Saphron
Beautiful colouring on your daffodils and a fantastic spring card. I love the sentiment too. Thanks for sharing at Path of Positivity. Pippa DT
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card. I like the take on the sketch! Thanks so much for joining us over at Sketch N Scrap!
ReplyDeleteTina-DT
Your cards are beautiful as usual! Love how you used the stars in the last one! Thanks for joining us at Sketch N Scrap!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sympathy card with the daffodils. I have never thought to make them as interesting as you have. Thanks for joining in the Anything Goes Challenge at Lil Patch of Crafty Friends.
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