I guess just because I was feeling creative, I created two cards with this weeks Card Positioning Systems blog sketch. I think it was because a few ideas came to my mind when I got started creating my card so I just figured, why not work out a couple of them and you can see that I used two different sizes of card bases for this same sketch.
Can you see that peek of the inside of the card. I took the photo from the side so that you could see that this wonderful paper from CutCardStock.com is two different colors. How fun would that be to receive a card that is yellow on the front and orange when you open it. That is just one of the great color combos of these Sorbet papers.
I think I picked the word "simplify" for my greeting because of how simple I tried to keep my finished look with this wonderful patterned paper and that leaf punch that matches. The sticker letters were white when I started and I just brushed them lightly with a yellow and a blue Fluid Chalk stamp pad. Now they match even better.
I have to laugh when I look at this card because it represents one of my most recent paper purchases, like I NEED anymore patterned paper! I just thought this piece with these adorable animals was so cute. The orange paper for the card base is metallic and it is also from CutCardStock.com. The orange is just so bright and "happy" looking for a baby card.
SKETCH 109 – SIMPLIFY card
Materials:
Cardstock - CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Urban Prairie/Basic Grey
Branch punch – Emagination
Sticker letters – American Crafts
Fluid chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Border punch – Martha Stewart
Machine sewing
Scallop circle and circle punches – Marvy
SKETCH 109 – NEW BABY-itty bitty card
Materials:
Cardstock – Stardream Metallic Fuse/CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Best Creations Inc. (both sides)
Circle scallop punch and circle punch – Marvy
Rub-on words – 7 gypsies
Brads – Creative Impressions
Ribbon
Fluid chalk stamp pad – Clearsnap
I cut out one of the animals and there are many more on the one piece of paper. The patterned paper with the little squares on it are the backside of this paper.
Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)
SKETCH 109 – SIMPLIFY card
Materials:
Cardstock - CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Urban Prairie/Basic Grey
Branch punch – Emagination
Sticker letters – American Crafts
Fluid chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Border punch – Martha Stewart
Machine sewing
Scallop circle and circle punches – Marvy
SKETCH 109 – NEW BABY-itty bitty card
Materials:
Cardstock – Stardream Metallic Fuse/CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – Best Creations Inc. (both sides)
Circle scallop punch and circle punch – Marvy
Rub-on words – 7 gypsies
Brads – Creative Impressions
Ribbon
Fluid chalk stamp pad – Clearsnap
Lovin both of your cards...I really need some of that Urban Prairie!!!
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful cards, Linda!!!
ReplyDeleteBoth gorgeous!! Love that simplify font and placement. You good!!
ReplyDeleteoh wow!!! two gorgeous cards Linda, loving the adorable baby card, sooooo sweet!! :) ♥
ReplyDeleteI love the paper... that would be so cool to get a card yellow on the outside and organe on the inside.... so fun. LOve the little animals... very cute cards
ReplyDeleteBeutiful cards, they are so cheerful especially the baby one
ReplyDeleteBy the way I tagged you on my blog.
http://lidibids-scrapnotions.blogspot.com/
Love, love that first one, wow!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards! I LOVE that adorable giraffe and owl!
ReplyDelete(-: Heidi
I always love seeing your beautiful card creations, you never fail to impress me! :)
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on this sketch, Linda!
ReplyDeleteSuper cards- I love both! I love the idea of brushing the sticker letters with the ink- thanks for that idea!
ReplyDeleteoh your cards are som cute!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards - I love your gorgeous papers! Great blog too!
ReplyDeleteCute cards!! Love them both!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I love this card! Very bright and fresh, like a newborn! =) Have great weekend!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are great - I especially like the baby one! SO adorable!
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