Monday Lunchtime Sketch Challenge 274--TSSC274

Welcome to this weeks Monday Lunchtime Sketch over at Techno Stamper's blog.  If you are looking for the Late Night Stampers Challenge see post after this one here.  What a great sketch Mary Jo has for us today and again, since I was already playing with it, I used Backyard Basics and another one of the framelits.  Also decided to go a little bright with this card, but I do love the outcome.  So here it is.

Here is a side view to show the popped up items.

And of course the inside!

So please go over to Mary Jo's blog and check out the rest of the DT Team's samples.  They are all just wonderful!

All items used are Stampin' Up!

Stamp Sets: Back Yard Basics, Just Believe (sentiment)

Card Stock: Very Vanilla, Daffodil Delight

Designer Series Paper: Afternoon Picnic

Ink: Wisteria Wonder, Daffodil Delight, Pear Pizzazz, Basic Grey

Markers for coloring

Backyard Basic Framelits

Labels Collection Framelits

Thanks again for stopping by today and hope you have a wonderful Monday!

LNS Challenge 218/TSSC258 Monday Lunch Time Sketch

Good Monday Morning everyone and welcome to this weeks challenges for Late Night Stampers and the Monday Lunch time Sketch.  Again, I have combined the challenges as I don't have much time anymore it seams.  Life is just crazy, but that is OK.

So this weeks challenge for LNS is a color challenge, Summer Starfruit, Rassberry Ripple, (I used Rich Razzleberry as I got the colors mixed up) and Old Olive and I think I like these colors together.  Anyway, I combined that with the TSSC sketch this week and here is what I came up with.

Here is a side view!

A close up!

And the message for the inside!

All items used are Stampin' Up unless otherwise noted!

Stamp Sets: Just Believe, Blessings from Heaven

Card Stock: Rich Razzleberry, Summer Starfruit, Whisper White

Designer Series Paper: Polka Dot Parade

Ink: Old Olive, Rich Razzleberry

Small 7/8" Scallop Circle punch for flowers

Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack for the small flowers

Beautiful Wings Embosslits die

Brads

Summer Starfruit satin ribbon

Scallop Oval Nestabilities

Thanks for stopping by today and hope you have a wonderful week!



Monday's Lunchtime Sketch Challenge

Good Monday Morning all and welcome to this weeks Monday's Lunchtime Sketch Challenge over at Techno stamper.  I was chosen as one of her Design Team Members this past week and am thrilled to be a part of this great team.  So now here is the sketch for this week!

And with that, here is my sample!

 

 

With this card, I used the high lighting technique.  That is where you take a image and then high light one specific area of the image with a color.  I used the Calypso Coral to high light the section and the 1" punch.

 

Here is the side view of the card!

 

 

And, I also use the Smooch Spritz on it, so here is a closer view of the mid section of the card which shows a little of the shimmer!

 

 

I hope you can see it because it is really nice!

 

All items used are Stampin'  Up!

Stamp Sets: Just Believe, Silhouette Sentiments (retired)

Card Stock: Very Vanilla, Calypso Coral

Designer Series Paper: Tea for Two

Die: Frame Oval Scallop

Smooch Spritz Gold Glow

3/4" circle punch

1" circle punch

 

Thanks for looking and don't forget to come play with us this week at Techno Stamper Monday Lunchtime sketch!



Changing Ribbon Color

Good Morning everyone!  This card was inspired by this weeks Clean and Simple Sketch.  I had received my new Fan Fair Paper and of course the three images you see in the center are just punched out, adhered to a piece of very vanilla card stock and then using an embossing folder, I embedded the images into the card.  My taffeta ribbon did not come in the color I wanted and I was going to use the very vanilla and then I thought, why not use my sponge dauber to make it the color I want it.  So that is what I did and it turned out beautifully.  Another challenge I decided to do this week is the SUO challenge where we are to make a thank you card.  So I added the thank you and then decided to use the card for a friend who helped me out this past Sunday while I was out of town and taught my ladies Sunday School class.  How great is that.  I put a verse on the inside that I thought was so fitting for the card.  And because I used the embedded embossing technique, it also fits our challenge this week at SULateNightStampers.  I was on a roll with this card.

Here is a side view of the card!

All items used are Stampin' Up!

Stamp Set: Just Believe

Card Stock: Primrose Petals, Very Vanilla

Designer Series Paper: Fan Fair

Ink: Primrose Petals, Island Indigo

Embossing Folder: Fancy Fan

Ribbon: Very Vanilla 1/8 taffeta ribbon (use a sponge dauber and Island Indigo Ink to change the color)

Thanks for looking today and hope your day is filled with many blessings.

SULateNightStampers - Paper Piercing

Good Monday Morning friends! Hope you all had a wonderful weekend.  Mine is just not long enough.  Seems as though I leave work on Friday and Monday morning is here before I know it and back to work I go.

This week our challenge at SU Late Night Stampers is to do paper piercing on your project.  I actually chose the challenge this week and really wanted to use the new paper piercing set by SU.  I am already loving it.  I used this weeks sketch by Stamping 411 for this card and I do love the sketch.  Please stop by their blog and check out all the wonderful sketches they have and one more thing, if you want dimensions for the cards and layers, they give them to you.  Makes it a whole lot easier at times.

Here is a side view of the card!

And yes, I did do the inside!  I want the recipient to like the inside as well as the outside even though I will only write a note on the inside.

All items used are Stampin' Up!

Stamp Set: Just Believe, Teeny Tiny Wishes

Card Stock: Rich Razzleberry, Whisper White

Designer Series Paper: Summer Smooches

Ink: Rich Razzleberry

Markers for the image

Ribbon: 3/8" Taffeta Rich Razzleberry

Essentials Paper-Piercing Pack

Punch: Scallop Oval

Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder

Sponging Technique

Thanks for stopping by and hope you have a wonderful week!