Two Sketch Challenges

 Hey Everybody,

Today's card is for a sketch challenge. Check out the challenge here. 

Here's my card. 

I stamped, colored and cut out the images which are from the Stampin' Up set called, Basket of Wishes. I punched out the circles then added them to the Thoughtful Journey designer series paper. I added the images with dimensionals so they'd stand out. This will go on a patient dinner tray at a local hospital.

Keywords: SC1084 fall blessings

Stamps: Basket of Wishes

Paper: white, SU-Thoughtful Journey designer series paper

Paper Size: A2

Ink: memento tuxedo black, night of navy

Accessories: 2" and 2 1/4" circle punches, scissors, Copic and SU Blendabilities

Techniques: Coloring, fussy cutting

Here's another sketch challenge which can be found here.

Here's my card.

I chose the designer paper I wanted for the base. The designer paper I chose is called, Iconic Celebrations. I liked this paper because it had paper for fall, Christmas, birthday, New Years, and even masculine cards. Then I used that same designer paper for the squares. I took two squares one size apart and cut them three times using the Iconic Celebrations designer series paper. I cut the linen material and added the rub on leaves to it. I pulled the threads to make a pulled edged all around. I place the designer paper on the card base then added the linen material. I added the three squares and stamped my greeting. I added the streaked dots last.  

Keywords: SC1086 fall blessings

Stamps: Fall Stamps gifted to me-sentiment

Paper: SU-Iconic Celebrations Designer Series Paper

Paper Size: A2

Ink: early espresso

Accessories: linen material, square dies, stamp n cut and emboss machine, SU streaked dots

Techniques: die cutting, stamping

Well there you have it, two different sketches to try for something different for layouts.

I am thrilled that the ladies at Splitcoaststampers continue to make up sketches and challenges each day to challenge our card making skills.

Off to teach my last class for December. Then to play with Mia.

Thanks for stopping by.

Blessings,

Sue