Here's the sketch:
and here's my card:
And yeah, it really does follow the sketch:
I just flipped the sketch 90 degrees so the sentiment would fit. It's still a bold sentiment stamped on pretty paper. You do remember you can stamp on patterned paper, right? I usually forget.
If I'd been thinking clearly, I'd have added some acetate and sequins to make this a shaker card, but once I stamped and embossed the sentiment onto the yellow paper, I thought I'd stop and save myself the work. I'm so lazy.
I also thought this challenge would be easy, but so far there has been only one -- ONE -- entry. You have until midnight on the 21st to enter, and you could win some of my cool duplicate stuff ... I might have a bunch.
If you do play, and I hope you will, the link-up is here at the original post for May.
Thanks for stopping by!
Stuff I used: Spellbinder's Standard Ovals, SU Feel Goods, and the following:
It is on my list for today I swear...lol. I do forget one can stamp on pretty paper...hmmm have to give that some thought.
ReplyDeleteNope, it's a tougher challenge than you thought! For me it's challenging as I have few big sentiments. I'll see what I can do... ;) Today's bright sunshine-y card is great!
ReplyDeleteI completely missed that you had a current sketch challenge going. I had been keeping an eye out for it but my eye got distracted. Now I have piles and piles of crafting goods everywhere as I'm emptying out the craft closet to make a bonfire. No. Wait. That's not it. To make room for a new beautiful hunk of furniture. I'll go check out the original post which I missed completely too.
ReplyDeleteI'm so far behind I can see my own butt.
ReplyDeleteI haven't used this sentiment yet - perfect for this sketch!