This is
my final entry into this month’s Challenge at Sweet November Stamps (SNS) with
a Summer Theme. I recently added this
sweet little Umbrella Girl, Kisa, to my digi collection. I printed,
fussy-cut, and colored Kisa before having some fun being creative with her
umbrella. I love that she is carrying a transparent “plastic” umbrella and
decided to make it with a scrap of real plastic that will allow the cloudy sky
background photo to show through!
Note- Putting
the card together was tedious and will take some time to write up. I provide the supplies below, but if anyone is interested in step-by-step instructions, I’ll be happy to write them out. Just let me know via
email (in my profile) or as for the instructions in a comment on this post!
Supplies:
· Cloudy Sky background-
upcycled from an old calendar
· Digi- Sweet
November Stamps (Umbrella Kids-Kisa)
· Colored with Spectrum Noir Classique markers, fine-line black
Sharpie pen, and Sakura Gelly
Roll white gel pen
·
Sentiment-a Freebee from Gingershouse.blogspot.com (When life gives you rainy days…)
· Clear Self-Stick Laminating Sheet (I use the Avery brand, but there are
other options on the web) Packing tape might also work.
· Cardstock, plastic index
divider sheet, and all other items from my stamping stash.
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I rarely used sketches when making cards until I discovered a group on FB named Build
Your Stash Holiday Cardmakers {BYSHC). Their monthly sketches are always
striking, but not complicated. The front of this card features two strips of patterned paper, a sentiment,
and a wreath is fussy-cut from the front of an old acetate gift box that held holiday
treats last year! The inside sentiment is from my scrapbook stash. Easy-peasy!
Supplies:
· Patterned papers
from JoAnnes and Hobby Lobby.
· Wreath upcycled
from an acetate gift box.
·
Front Sentiment- Computer
Generated
· Inside sentiment- from my scrapbook stash.
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The sponsor for June's Progressive Challenge at Outlawz is Sandra, and I had fun creating with her wonderful digi named "Coffee
To Go.". The card required little coloring, basically touches of red
and white on the background papers little coffee cups!
Supplies:
·
Digi- Sandra's Freebie (Coffee To Go)
· Background paper- from Imagine That (Coffee Boy) Company no longer in business
· Colored with Spectrum Noir Classique markers and Sakura
Gelly Roll white gel pen
· Starbucks emblem cut from a bag of coffee beans.
·
Front Sentiment- “I hate that part of the day…” Freebie from Create with
TLC (retired)
· Black photo corners
available from several web sources (WXJ13 Photo
Mounting Corners)
· All other items
from my stash.
Entered into:
Outlawz
Challenge- Progressive Challenge (June) Coffee To Go by Sandra