A garden of peaceful papercrafting projects and occasional musings on the meaning of life with cats.
Friday, July 24, 2015
Thank You For Your Friendship
Hi, Friends.....
This is my second post of the day!!! Wow. I must be feeling better, huh? :) This card was made following the July sketch challenge at Quick Quotes. It is obviously more of a layout sketch, but I rose to the occasion to try my hand at making a card with it. Besides, it looked like a good way to use a bunch of my scraps. Lots of layers means lots of scraps. Oh, yes!!!
Here's my take.......
The lovely sentiment with the gorgeous font is from Inky Antics - Script Sentiments #1. I had been admiring this on my craft table for quite awhile and finally decided to stamp a whole bunch of the sentiments for future use. When I saw this sketch, I knew one of them would be perfect. This one is stamped with Olympia Green Versafine Ink.
Other supplies used include:
Prima flowers of various sorts
Distress Ink in Forest Moss and Antique Linen
Zva Swirl for sparkle :)
Want 2 Scrap - Adhesive Pearls
I really love the serene colors of this card with the touch of bling that the swirl provides. The sketch was a challenge to turn into a card, but I enjoyed the process. Hope you like it, too!!
<3
Janis
Thank you for the honor of entering this card in the following challenges:
1. Quick Quotes July Sketch Challenge
2. DL.Art Thankful Thursday - Summertime or Thank You
3. Pixie's Snippets Playground Week 186
4. Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge - Letter I -I used an Inky Antics brand sentiment stamp
5. Power Poppy Power & Spark Challenge - Hang Some Paper
6. Hiding in my Craft Room Challenge #208 - LOL (Lots of Layers)
7. Craft Stamper Take It, Make It Challenge - Take a Stamp
8. Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Sparkle and Shine
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Just beautiful! I love the design and the colours. Great take on the sketch. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. I like how you turned a scrapbook sketch into a card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever way to use that layout sketch and what a glorious result! I just love the serene green tones and lovely distressed look of the paper and layers...my favorite technique. Those flowers are perfectly placed and the blingy swirl is a wonderful accent. Makes me think of morning dew drops on flower petals!
ReplyDeleteLovely card - like the soothing colours
ReplyDeleteFabulous Janis - I would have run away from that sketch, but you really nailed it perfectly!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Di xx
It does my heart good to know you are feeling improved these days, Janis! Your citrusy colored card is so refreshing and pretty! Great take on that sketch, too (love the kitty quote for the day!) hugs, de
ReplyDeleteI really love how you work with the sketch and used this for card. I love to create cards and this is gorgeous. Thank you for joining with us at Quick Quotes Challenge! Good luck! Martha Lucia, DT
ReplyDeleteHappy you're with us in the TIMI challenge from the Craft Stamper.....another beauty!
ReplyDeletexxx Ellie Knol xxx
Gorgeous layout and details. LOVE that strand of gemstones in this! Thanks so much for playing Simon Says Stamp Wednesday “Sparkle and Shine” Challenge!
ReplyDeleteUsing the sketch worked well !
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at the crFt stamper magazines challenge blog
Jackie
Nailed it Beautiful...............Lis
ReplyDeleteGreat Sketch and I love all those layers! Thanks for sharing with us at Simon Says Stamps Monday Challenge. Cheers Nicole
ReplyDeleteLovely card Janis! Thanks for joining us at the Craft Stamper Challenge :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic use of lots of layers, and great sketch and card too
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Hiding in my Craft Room
Cheers Jennie DTM
Jenscrapstoo
Great layout ..... Thank you for joining in with the Craft Stamper challenge ..... good luck! Linda xx
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the sketch to create your card! Very nice layering with the florals here. Thank you for joining us at Quick Quotes this month for our challenge!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for joining us at Quick Quotes this month! great job with the sketch!
ReplyDeleteAlicia