This is my final entry into Double D’s “Musical Challenge and it was fun to
create. A few years ago, I found a vintage Scrabble game at a local thrift
store. It “resurfaced” when I was de-cluttering the closet in my craft room,
and I decided to use a few of the wooden tiles to make a wedding card. Because
the tiles are thick, I opted to photocopy a pageful of them, then fussy-cut
the letters L, V, and E. I didn't need an O, because I filled that space with a lovely little diamond
ring sticker! I embellished the front
and inside sentiments with little pink hearts cut from scraps of colored plastic index divider
sheets. (If you follow my blog, you’ll know that I use these wonderful items
quite often. They come in a pack of assorted colors and can be found in the
office supply section of most stores, and occasionally in dollar stores. They're
cheaper than colored vellum and more translucent. Punches and dies don’t work
on these sheets, but they are easy to fussy cut with a sharp pair of scissors.
And you can use templates or stencils to trace shapes onto them with a
permanent fine-line marker. You can adhere the plastic in place with small strips of double-sided tape.)
An added note- the gold foiled sentiment on the card front doesn't show up very well in the square photo. So, I took a close-up photo with different lighting, which shows the entire sentiment.

Supplies:
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Lettering- Photo copied Scrabble tiles
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Diamond Ring Sticker- WalMart
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Music
Score patterned papers- Hobby Lobby
· Front Sentiment-"Mr & Mrs" trimmed from a boxed set of cards found in the clearance aisle at Hobby Lobby
· Inside Sentiment- freebie from Simply Cards & Papercrafts Magazine (No longer available)
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Sookwang double-sided tape- Available from several sources on the web.
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Circle templates from my
scrapbook stash, cardstock, scraps of pink plastic index divider sheets, other
items and tools from my stash.
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This card is my first entry
into the Sweet November Stamps September (SNS) Challenge, where the optional
theme is “Fall Colors.” I had fun using an
SNS digi named “Hot Coffee Mouse” who appears to be bringing a cup of pumpkin spice
coffee home from the little café seen through the window! (BTW- that Fall café scene is currently a
freebie from one of my favorite FB sites Free
Printables for your Junk Journaling with TLC. The group sponsor, Paulette Slater, provides
dozens of free sentiments and digis every month. You can also search for specific items or topics. This beautifully
pre-colored fall scene, plus two others, is currently available free to
members. See
details in my supplies section.) I’m
entering this card into several challenges, including the Time Out Challenge: Favorite
Season (Mine is Fall. I love the bright and bold colors of leaves and pumpkins,
plus the pumpkin spice coffee and DQ pumpkin pie Blizzards that appear every fall!)
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Window frame- cut from a scrap of kraft cardstock using a plastic
template from my scrapbook stash
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Fall Scene through the window- Free Printables for your Junk Journaling with TLC (FB) (If you join, you can find this digi HERE)
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Digi- Sweet November Stamps (Hot Coffee Mouse)
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Colored with Spectrum Noir Classique
markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Front Sentiment- “Bring
on the Pumpkin Spice” Freebie from LoveSVG (no longer available)
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Inside Sentiment- “Fall Breeze…” Freebie from LoveSVG (no
longer available)
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Sookwang double-sided tape- Available from several sources on the web.
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Patterned papers, other misc. items and tools from my stash.
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My final card this posting is another yummy
one for the chocolate/sweets
theme at Park Hopping. Many of the items on this card were discovered while I was decluttering my craft room. I remember buying the lovely Jolee's Boutique Box Of Chocolates sticker before
we moved to our current home, so it’s at least 12 years old. The “dry embossed”
white framed beneath the candy box was made even longer ago, using a brass stencil, a metal stylus, and a light box. (I no longer have a light box, but do the other items in my stash.)
Supplies:
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3-D Sticker (Box Of Chocolates) from Jolee's Boutique stickers (this set
no longer appears available)
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Embossed white frame beneath candy box on card front created years ago
with brass
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Inside Sentiment- “Happy Valentine's Day” from
a Hero Arts Digital set (retired)
· Long-stemmed rose embellishments were fussy-cut from the rose-patterned
paper.
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Silver photo corners available from several web sources (WXJ13 Photo Mounting
Corners)
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Sookwang double-sided tape- Available from several sources on the web.
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Cardstock, patterned papers, other misc. items and tools from my stash.
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Yet another fabulous entry. I love this design, so creative. Very clever to use the vintage Scrabble tiles, I adore repurposing items. And you were really smart to make photo copies - you are a genius my dear. Thanks for all your support over at Double D, we always look forward to your creations.
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