Friendship :: 2 Sketches 4 You
Okay, so I am back to producing cards for single challenges, at least this week. The other day I managed to create one card using three different challenges.
For today's post, I'm focused on this week's 2 Sketches 4 You card sketch. It was nicely produced by Kazan. I like it, but I decided to go simple for this one. And that means so sewing, no torn or distressed edges, etc.
I did manage to use some plastic. Plastic from a milk jug. I used that to make the flower. Then I ran it through the Cuttlebug's Swiss Dots folder. And finally, I added some patterned paper to the back of it. But I think it's that fat button that really sets it off.
My bow making is still a work in progress. I keep trying. I am tying like I tie my shoes and I do believe that is the problem. This bow looks okay. I'm just afraid that I will unravel. Oh, and I do like the look of the off-white heat embossing on the patterned paper.
Thanks for looking ... here's what I used:
cardstock: craft supply
patterned paper: K&Company
ribbon: Morex
stamp: Stampin Up!
ink: VersaMagic
embossing powder: Ranger
button: Bazzill
floss: DMC
flower die: Sizzix
border punch: Martha Stewart/EK Success
dry embossing: Cuttlebug Swiss Dots
For today's post, I'm focused on this week's 2 Sketches 4 You card sketch. It was nicely produced by Kazan. I like it, but I decided to go simple for this one. And that means so sewing, no torn or distressed edges, etc.
I did manage to use some plastic. Plastic from a milk jug. I used that to make the flower. Then I ran it through the Cuttlebug's Swiss Dots folder. And finally, I added some patterned paper to the back of it. But I think it's that fat button that really sets it off.
My bow making is still a work in progress. I keep trying. I am tying like I tie my shoes and I do believe that is the problem. This bow looks okay. I'm just afraid that I will unravel. Oh, and I do like the look of the off-white heat embossing on the patterned paper.
Thanks for looking ... here's what I used:
cardstock: craft supply
patterned paper: K&Company
ribbon: Morex
stamp: Stampin Up!
ink: VersaMagic
embossing powder: Ranger
button: Bazzill
floss: DMC
flower die: Sizzix
border punch: Martha Stewart/EK Success
dry embossing: Cuttlebug Swiss Dots
Labels: 2 sketches 4 you, bazzill, card, card sketch, cuttlebug, heat embossing, K and Co., rubber stamps, sizzix
14 Comments:
Kim I LOVE this card. That ribbon is delicious and the simple sentiment across the front is perfect. Great take on the sketch this week
:) Kazan
Very pretty card!! Thanks for sharing!!
-t
Very pretty card . . . love that ribbon!
Beautiful card! Love your take on the sketch this week ;)
This is soo pretty! And I love that you use a milk carton for that flower...too clever!
Great card! Love that big bow!
Great job, love that ribbon!
Very lovely card.I like the flower. And I never bother with bows, they won't work for me.
Eveline.
your flower is so sweet! i love this card! great work!
kris
Love your card and your bow is great!!!!
beautiful card for the sketch Kim and love that fabby bow
Hugs
kathxxxx
beautiful, elegant card.
I love this card too. That button is fab.
What a pretty card! I love the colors and that bow is awesome. I can never make my bows look like that.
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