Happy Monday! It's time for another Monday Lunchtime Sketch Challenge! Here is my sample for this week:
I had a LOT of fun with this sketch! In fact, I had so much fun I made a total of 4 samples of the same card - just created slightly different! I participated in a card swap at our quarterly team meeting and used this week's sketch to make my card. Check out the sketch:
Here is another sample of the same card:
Do you recognize the image on the left side of the card? Is it a roller wheel? Nope! It's a stamp from Oh, Hello! Using my trusty Stamp-a-ma-jig, I was able to align the stamped images to appear as if they were rolled on!
Originally, my plan was to use my In Color Boutique Details and knew (actually thought) that I had 5 of each color and since I had to make 10 cards for my swap I was going to make my cards in 2 different colors using the same layout - no problem right?
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After I cut everything for the 10 cards, I started to assemble and then realized that there are only 4 of each of the 5 colors - yikes! Here are the cards I created using these Boutique Details:
Since I didn't have enough of the In-Color Boutique Details for all my cards, I created the above embellishment with the Boho Blossoms Punch and a Neutrals Designer Button. There are 3 flowers on this punch so I punched them all once and then separated the layers of paper and then glued them together and added the button with a glue dot.
Why would I want to separate the layers of paper just to glue them back together? If I were to punch 2 of each flower, and then layer them, I would end up with a much thicker embellishment. With one set of punched flowers, separating the layers allows you to create the layered look without the added thickness! Here is a close up of the embellishement:
Why would I want to separate the layers of paper just to glue them back together? If I were to punch 2 of each flower, and then layer them, I would end up with a much thicker embellishment. With one set of punched flowers, separating the layers allows you to create the layered look without the added thickness! Here is a close up of the embellishement:
When looking at the supply list below - don't panic! There are a lot of supplies listed but the supplies vary from card to card -depending on which color scheme you go with and which embellishment you choose. Which embellishment and color scheme do you prefer?
It's your turn! We would love to see what you can create using this sketch! Head over to Mary Jo's blog listed below and enter your project using the sketch. Don't forget to check out all the other wonderful projects created by the design team this week!
Mary Jo Price-Williams - Technostamper
Sue Root - Stampin' with Sue
Nicole Tegrul - Be Creative with Nicole
Robbie Rubula - Inked X2
Eileen LeFevre - Eileen's "Stampin' Fever" Blog
Tanya Bell - Stamping T!
Jonia Smith - Stampin For Me
Mary Brown - Stamper Camper's Corner
Supply List: (Tams# 511)
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Stamps
- Four You Clear-mount Stamp Set [130538]
- Four You Wood-mount Stamp Set [130535]
- Oh, Hello [131931]
- Oh, Hello Clear-Mount Stamp Set [130733]
- Coastal Cabana Classic Stampin' Pad [131175]
- Jet Black StazOn Pad [101406]
- Strawberry Slush Classic Stampin' Pad [131178]
- Basic Black 8-1/2X11 Card Stock [121045]
- Coastal Cabana 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [131297]
- Fresh Prints Designer Series Paper Stack [132996]
- Modern Medley Designer Series Paper [126926]
- Quatrefancy Specialty Designer Series Paper [130141]
- Strawberry Slush 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [131295]
Punch
Accessory
Big Shot
(Click on any of the links below)
- Make an Impression: Texture Boutique is the perfect, portable tool to create embossed cards, tags, embellishments, and more.(while supplies last)
- Sale-a-brate: Choose a free item from the Sale-a-bration flyer with every $50 purchase. Shop online or contact me! (ends March 31, 2014)
- Photopolymer Stamps: The perfectly clear choice. Choose from 12 sets during this limited time trial! (Two sets of stamps have already sold out!)
- Best of...25 Years: Stampin' Up! is bringing back some of their most popular stamps over the last 25 years and releasing a new stamp set each month. Buy 6 sets get one FREE! (ends March 31, 2014)
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