Cardz TV Sketch #55 Have a blessed day, everyone! Thanks for stopping by! Mary
Today I am showcasing lots of inspiration for you from members of the Stampin' For All Facebook forum. I found a sketch for them to follow from Pinterest. Take a look at all the different ways the sketch was interpreted... amazing each one different. Here is the sketch we used credit goes to Just add ink. Elaine Spencer Carol Ann Pendleton Sylvia Hamilton Susan Hardy Linda Worth Verity Pursglove Tanya O'Keefe Dee Martin Pam Campbell Michaela Pickering Gez Carpenter Victoria Littlewood Awesome designs from everyone. Thanks to all who entered you are all fantastic. Have a fantastic Sunday Happy stamping xxxx Amanda
Scrapbooking, card making, die cutting, stamping
We do a sketch challenge each month for my team – here’s my rendition! Here’s the sketch below: Signs Of Santa Photopolymer Stamp Set $21.00 Under The Mistletoe Designer Series […]
Hi crafty friends! Welcome to Tuesdays with the Cricut Expression! Today we'll make a cute card using the NEW Cardz TV Kit & Kaboodle Sketc...
It's Suite Saturday! Every Saturday Patsy and I share a card with you that is featured in our Border Buddy PDF Monthly Tutorial. You can receive the PDF Tutorial Free with any size order and earn FREE Hand Stamped Cards from the PDF as part of our Customer Rewards. In May we are featuring the products from ... Read More about Suite Saturday – Happiness Blooms Suite by Stampin’ Up!®
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Paper Play Sketches, challenge blog, link up every other Wednesday,
The Cricut Circle Blog weekly challenge: "This week we want to see your interpretation of the card sketch. Please include some kind of glitter or bling on your card." and it should include 2 cricut image cuts. This is the sketch: Here is my interpretation: Recipe: Imagine Walmart Glitter Paper MS glitter pens on the bows on the packages CTMH Art Philosophy cart for the "Celebrate" banner and stamp, stamped with Gold metallic inkpad and embossed with MS Embossing powder, gold Yummy Imagine Cart for the packages and background paper behind the glitter strip and the background on the top note/banner Walmart opal colored ribbon Thanks for stopping by! The prize winner is chosen using random.org and wins $25 in cricut.com credit. I'll be back shortly to post the TC Sophisticated handbook!
Here are some of my Sketches from my past Paper Play Sketches challenge blog and a few new ones. You can even download them and print them for free. Enjoy!
Hello, all, thanks for joining me for this week’s Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge! We hope you’ll join us this week and play along! I had this vision in my head and I’m not entirely sure it translated to paper, but this is what I ended up with ;-) I started with a Sweet Tooth card stock base. Then, with more Sweet Tooth card stock, I cut with Homespun Stitch Lines Die-namics five times for the vertical element and layered it on some silver sparkle card stock then popped it up on the base with foam mounting tape. Next I created some patterned paper using Sweet Tooth card stock, Candy Stripes Background Builder, Delicata Gold pigment ink, Delicata Silver pigment ink, and Black Licorice dye ink and adhered it. The circle element was created by cutting more Sweet Tooth card stock with Stitched Circle STAX Die-namics and stamping partial sentiments from Hand Lettered Holiday with Black Licorice dye ink and connecting them with Ampersand Die-namics cut from gold sparkle card stock, popping it up on foam. I layered the circle with silver sparkle card stock cut with Circle STAX Die-namics, popped it up on foam, and finished off with some gold glitter enamel dots and some clear Pretty Pink Posh sequins. And that’s it from me today! Thanks so much for stopping by—see you soon! Hand Lettered Holiday BG Candy Stripes Background Builder Black Licorice Ink Delicata Silver Ink Pad Delicata Gold Ink Pad Sweet Tooth Card Stock Silver Sparkle Card Stock Gold Sparkle Card Stock Die-namics Ampersand Die-namics Circle STAX Set 2 Die-namics Homespun Stitch Lines Die-namics Stitched Circle STAX Foam Mounting Tape 1/2%u201D InLinkz.com ~Supplies~ Stamps: Hand Lettered Holiday, Candy Stripes Background Builder (MFT) Ink: Black Licorice dye ink, Delicata gold pigment ink, Delicata silver pigment ink (MFT) Paper: Sweet Tooth card stock, silver sparkle card stock, gold sparkle card stock (MFT) Accessories/tools: Vagabond; Ampersand Die-namics, Circle STAX Die-namics, Homespun Stitch Lines Die-namics, Stitched Circle STAX Die-namics, foam mounting tape, Pretty Pink Posh sequins (MFT); enamel dots
My Stampers With Art group had some fun with another sketch challenge recently. Have you seen those card (and page) sketches out there? They are just too fun. You get a visual idea of what your
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Happy weekend! It's time for our first card sketch of the month!! This sketch was created by sketch artist Lisa. Here is the sketch: Inspiration from our amazing DT: Heather: Surama: Tina: Chris: We hope these cards have inspired you & you can play along with us this month! We can't wait to see what you create! To play along: 1. Make sure and link back to Sketch N Scrap in your blog post when sharing our sketch or a layout or card based on our sketch. (DO NOT USE THE DIRECT LINK, use http://sketchnscrap.blogspot.com) 2. Link your layout or card up by clicking on the Froggy link in the sidebar. Make sure and link up a DIRECT link to your blog post to allow us to easily locate your entry on your blog. Have fun, we can't wait to see what you create! Deadline to link up is March 31st at 9:55 pm CST
Scrapbooking, card making, die cutting, stamping
Hello and Happy Sunday! For this week's Sunday Fun Day theme over on the Sisters in Stamping blog we are sharing cards made using a fun card sketch, courtesy of Karla. This is the layout that we are using for this week's projects. I stuck pretty close to it with my two cards today that feature a few products from the Holiday catalog. I chose to use the Holly Jolly Wishes stamp set along with the Gingerbread & Peppermint 6" x 6" DSP from the Holiday catalog along with the largest rectangle die from the Stitched So Sweetly dies set. To purchase the items used with today's project - please hop over to my Stampin' Up! store. This first card...
This week I issued another sketch challenge to my team. This time I got the sketch from Poetic Artistry which used to be called Mojo Monday.
I love this sketch by Kimberly. I just bought these new dienamics by My Favorite Things at my LSS, Right at Home Scrapbooking and ...
Paper Play Sketches, challenge blog, link up every other Wednesday,
Hello, my sweet friends! Welcome to Card Sketch Saturday on Cardz TV! Every Saturday, I’ll have a new card sketch for you, and we’ll make a card using the new sketch. Today’s card is made using Cardz TV Sketch #48, and it’s an Easter card using Cricut Elegant Edges and Artistry. Hope you enjoy this tutorial! Thanks so much for watching! Sketch #48 Thanks for spending time with me today! Hugs & Blessings, Mary
Card Sketch Retakes for Blueprint #113 Happy Friday! Today I’m sharing two more cards made with this week’s Card Sketch Blueprint #113… let’s call them retakes- plus a flashback! If you missed Monday’s card, see it HERE. I also shared two others in this week’s newsletter. I couldn’t stop making… Continue Reading
Welcome everyone to Sketch #56 - It's Joan, here, providing the sketch for you today. It's a fairly clean, simple and straightforward ...
Okay, I have to admit. I LOVE SKETCHES. I have a friend Lori McClellan that designs for The Hen's Den . I discovered that she was the one...
Struggling to make your own card? Whether you need to make a birthday card or a greeting card, you're in the right place. Enjoy these free card-making sketches and layouts for paper crafters.
Here I am again, like a bad penny, with another Color Throwdown project! I am having such fun as the March Guest Designer! I love color challenges, almost as much as I love sketch challenges. The colors this week are so deep and saturated! Just my cup of tea! I searched through my stash of papers and found a bunch of prints from Echo Park that worked well with the color scheme. Some of these papers have been around here awhile! I was happy to cut into the 12x12 sheets and use them! I love to pull papers from various collections, even various manufacturers, and use them on a project. It feeds my inner artist, I guess. People are always asking me to tell them my "trick" to using so many prints at once. I have a few main tips. First, make sure your colors are all the same tone (for example my colors here are all in the jewel tone family). You usually don't want to mix primary colors with pastels with jewel tones. Try to stay within the same "saturation" value. I pull out lots of prints and place them on the work surface and see which ones look the best together. For this project, I had about 12 different prints fanned out on my table, but in the end, I picked these six. (Yes, there is a fair amount of just "eyeballing" the papers!) My second tip is to mix subtle and bold prints together for visual interest. Make sure the various prints are not fighting each other for dominance. And my best tip is to mat all prints with a neutral. You can see here that I used black, which makes the various prints pop. I "grounded" the prints with a ribbon and some gems that were in the same color family. You can see that the purple striped paper does not match exactly, but placed with the other prints, and with black and white to offset the colors, it still works. This ribbon has been in my stash for who knows how long. Someone gave me a bunch of little ribbon spools and I dumped them in a drawer. Imagine my joy when this ribbon was a perfect match for the plum papers! Woot! I also used a very "busy" layout (based on a sketch I found on an international blog, see link below). The various shapes and layers help move your eye around the page, rather than causing your eye to "stick" on the many prints. Plus, the white block containing the sentiment is the logical place to rest your eyes. The sentiment stamp has been here for years. I have so many stamps that it is hard to give them the love they deserve. {grin} The inside is plain, with space to write a note, but it still matches the front of the card. I love the style of the "innie" stamp. It is another in a long line of stamp sets that I don't use often enough! I am also linking this up to Craft Hoarders Anonymous as they are asking for bling. (Ok, this is just to see if my DT is paying attention..hee hee hee) I hope you learned something about prints and colors from my project. Have fun creating! Make sure you go to the Color Throwdown blog to see what the DT has made. Here is the list of Color Throwdown bloggers. Make sure you check them out! Barbara Anders Broni Holcombe Joan Ervin Lori Tecler Melody Rupple Tammy Hershberger Vickie Zimmer Wanda Cullen Monika Davis Gloria Stengel – March Guest Designer - that's me! Amy White, Guest Star Stamper - Whitehouse Stamping Scrap Club ArtUgolok Cardstock: WorldWin Papers Treasures Pitch Black; Stampin' Up Whisper White Printed paper: Echo Park Sweet Girl, For the Record 2, Little Girl, Springtime Ribbon: American Crafts Bling: Prima, Want2Scrap Ink: Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black Stamps:Papertrey Ink Birthday Bash Sentiments, Stylish Sentiments: Birthday Dies: My Favorite Things Fishtail Flag; Spellbinders Standard Circles Large and Small, Lacey Circles Adhesive: Scotch 3M ATG tape; Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares; Beacon Fabri-tac; Aleene's Tacky Glue
Do you ever get stuck for ideas on crafting your next handmade greetings card? If so, card sketches could be the answer! Card sketches are greetings card design templates/layouts which you can use as a
Hello, my friends! Welcome to Card Sketch Saturday on Cardz TV! Every Saturday, I’ll have a new card sketch for you, and we’ll make a card ...
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Hello, my friends! Welcome to Card Sketch Saturday! Every Saturday, I’ll have a new card sketch for you, and we’ll make a card using the ne...
Hello everyone, thank you for stopping by, today I’m sharing this unusual 3 Peak Arrow Fold card. This was requested by my Mum after she saw this one on Pinterest, I could’nt find any t…
Paper Play Sketches, challenge blog, link up every other Wednesday,
Here are some of my Sketches from my past Paper Play Sketches challenge blog and a few new ones. You can even download them and print them for free. Enjoy!
