Here's a trio of cards using images from
Clear & Simple Stamps, all based on different blogger sketch challenges.
Here's one based on
Jen's Sketch for You to Try. I actually made this one earlier in the week, but wanted to wait until I was sure the recipient got it before I shared it here.
I used the gumball machine from the Sweet Tooth set for my focal image. The image is colored with Copic markers and layered on a Riding Hood Red mat. I found some brightly colored patterned paper with a circle pattern, picking up the shape of the gumballs, to use for the trio of panels on the cardfront.
Since this was serving as a thank you card, I stamped the "you're so sweet" sentiment in matching Riding Hood Red ink. I embellished the panel with a felt flower and a button. I used a little trick here--I drew on the thread using a white gel pen.
Materials Used:
Sweet Tooth stamp set (Clear & Simple Stamps); Snow White Choice Cardstock (Taylored Expressions); Tuxedo Black ink (Memento); markers (Copic); Riding Hood Red Classic ink, Riding Hood Red and Pumpkin Pie cardstock, white gel pen (Stampin' Up!); patterned paper (We R Memory Keepers); felt flower (American Crafts); button (Walmart)
I made this card for
Karen's Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge. I used one of my very first CSS sets, Gourmet Darling, on this one. Because of the size of the image, I had to change the sketch to a standard sized card instead of a square one to get things to fit.
The Darling is colored with Copic markers to coordinate with the patterned paper along the bottom of the cardfront. I matched the colors on the card to SU!'s Riding Hood Red, Blue Bayou, and Baja Breeze cardstocks. The panel on the right is embossed with a QuicKutz embossing folder with varying sizes of polka dots.
I added the "what's cooking?" sentiment on a pair of circles. I used a wooden button as a simple embellishment.
Materials Used:
Gourmet Darling stamp set (Clear & Simple Stamps); Snow White Choice Cardstock (Taylored Expressions); Tuxedo Black ink (Memento); markers (Copic); Riding Hood Red Classic ink, Riding Hood Red, Baja Breeze, and Blue Bayou cardstock, 1 3/8" circle punch, white grosgrain ribbon, dimensionals (Stampin' Up!); circle dies (Nestabilities); Polka Dots embossing folder (QuicKutz); 1 1/2" circle punch (EK Success); wood button (Papertrey Ink)
And, here's my final sketch card. This one uses images from the new release Live Life. It's a narrow, tall card based on
this week's Mojo Monday sketch.
I based the colors for my card on the ones in the K & Company patterned paper I used for the panel along the bottom of the card. I inked the silhouette flower image using a pair of small Memento ink pads in Rhubarb Stalk and New Sprout. The tiny size and shape of the ink pads let me place each color just where I wanted it pretty easily.
I layered the stamped image over a red mat, stitched along one side. The "live out loud" sentiment is stamped in matching red ink and layered on a blue oval. I added one of my long- hoarded flower shaped ribbon sliders as an embellishment to complete the card.
Materials Used:
Live Life stamp set (Clear & Simple Stamps); Very Vanilla, Baja Breeze, and Riding Hood Red cardstock, small and large oval punches, ribbon slider, Very Vanilla grosgrain ribbon (Stampin' Up!); Rhubarb Stalk and New Sprout inks (Memento); cream grosgrain ribbon (Papertrey Ink); patterned paper (K & Company Wild Raspberry line); sewing machine
Love these cards! You did a fab job on all the sketches - I really like the offset button on the circle, very cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! Love them all. :) And they each work perfect with the sketches. Super, super cute.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards, all of them. Love the cook!
ReplyDeleteThese are all gorgeous Lori!! I'm so envious of your coloring skillz!! I'm gonna have to work on that!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards Lori!
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