Holiday Wishes :: A Card for Multiple Challenges
This card fits the bill for three (3) challenges. You might be like "wow". But my lesson is learned here. From here on out, I will primarily do just one (1) or two (2) challenges at a time. Three sort of seems like a jack-of-all-trades, master of none. I think my card just looks so-so and that if I would have focus on two challenges I would have had a better result. And I actually wanted to add a fourth element: using the 'spotlight' stamp technique for 2Peas' final week of Stamp Camp.
The three (3) challenges being attempted:
I do like this week's CPS card sketch. Nice that I had the small embossing folders from Cuttlebug to add the snowflake. I do like the rhinestone at the snowflakes center. Nice touch. I like using sketches ... just one less thing to think about while card making.
And finally for the Hero Arts Challenge ... make a quick card. This was sort of quick in that I had a sketch and the colors and just had to coordinate, hence, the challenge.
I like the dry embossing on the horizontal strip. It's from the Cuttlebug heart die and embossing folders set. I just embossed half of the strip and then embossed the other half.
Thanks for looking ... here's what I used:
cardstock: Archivers, Bazzill and craft supply
patterned paper: K&Co.
dry embossing: Cuttlebug
stamp: Hero Arts
ink: VersaMark
embossing powder: Joann
rhinestone and felt: unknown
other: sewing
The three (3) challenges being attempted:
- Kristina Werner's Color Inspiration #33
- Card Positioning Systems (CPS) card sketch #93
- Hero Arts Make-It-In-Minutes Card Challenge
I do like this week's CPS card sketch. Nice that I had the small embossing folders from Cuttlebug to add the snowflake. I do like the rhinestone at the snowflakes center. Nice touch. I like using sketches ... just one less thing to think about while card making.
And finally for the Hero Arts Challenge ... make a quick card. This was sort of quick in that I had a sketch and the colors and just had to coordinate, hence, the challenge.
I like the dry embossing on the horizontal strip. It's from the Cuttlebug heart die and embossing folders set. I just embossed half of the strip and then embossed the other half.
Thanks for looking ... here's what I used:
cardstock: Archivers, Bazzill and craft supply
patterned paper: K&Co.
dry embossing: Cuttlebug
stamp: Hero Arts
ink: VersaMark
embossing powder: Joann
rhinestone and felt: unknown
other: sewing
Labels: bazzill, card, card sketch, challenge, color inspiration, cps, cuttlebug, heat embossing, hero arts, K and Co., rubber stamps, sewing
5 Comments:
I think your card is far from soso, it looks great, very original and has a very masculine appeal which I always find hard to achieve, great job!
Ewww! Awe! I likey! A lot! Thanks for sharing! This is amazing!
Gorgeous card!! I love your layout and how you used the colors from the challenge! I think you did a fantastic job!
You and multiple challenges :) Awesome looking! I really like the embossing. That's super nice!!
Very cool card! Way to build in multi challenges! Thanks for playing along with us this week at CPS!
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