Sunday, November 30, 2014

Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge 247-Warm Winter Wishes


It's time for another Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge!  This week's sketch features an always controversial tilted panel--stampers seem to either love them or hate them . . .

Warm Winter Wishes card-designed by Lori Tecler/Inking Aloud-stamps from Reverse ConfettiI definitely prefer non-traditional colors for my holiday cards, so that's what I did here.  I started off with a panel of diagonal striped paper full of shades of blue and purple.  The panel was adhered to a dark purple card base.  I added a gray fishtail flag strip across the panel, then topped the fishtail flag strip with a purple rectangle. The "warm winter wishes" sentiment from Reverse Confetti's Seasonal Sentiments set was stamped on an turquoise panel in gray pigment ink, then adhered to the cardfront on an angle.  I die cut a snowflake from shimmery white cardstock and set it at the bottom of the sentiment panel using foam tape.  It's accented with a clear crystal for a sparkly touch.

To play along, just create a card based on the sketch and link it up on Karen’s blog. For lots of inspiration be sure to check out what the other Sweet Sunday Sketch stampers have created for you this week. Here’s where to find them:

Barbara Anders
Dana White
Jackie Pedro
Jenny Peterson
Jodi Collins
Karen Giron
Karen Motz
Lisa Henke
Lynn Put
Sarah-Jane Kalé
Tracy Clemente
Vicki Burdick

Materials Used:
Seasonal Sentiments stamp set and Confetti Cuts Let it Snow die (Reverse Confetti); Memento Luxe Gray Flannel ink (Tsukineko); Elegant Eggplant and Shimmery White cardstock (Stampin' Up!); Hawaiian Shores cardstock (Papertrey Ink); Steel Grey cardstock, Pierced Fishtail Flag Stax die (My Favorite Things); Frosty Friends 6x6 paper pad (Doodlebug Designs); clear crystal (Michaels); foam tape

2 comments:

  1. So cute, love the snowflake and the colorful BG paper!!!

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  2. Pretty card! Love your designer paper and cute snowflake.

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