2 Cards...
Hand Stamped Sentiments // #HSS416 ...A sketch challenge!! This sketch was perfect for playing with these vintage newsprint papers that I have been hoarding. I replaced the circle with a layered die cut rose. A vintage anniversary card perfect for a 50th wedding anniversary. Not many people make it to the 50 year mark in today's culture...a real milestone worth celebrating!!
TicTacToe Challanges // #tttc214 ...A game board challenge!! You will find my winning three in a row down the center of this game board. For the win I used: patterned paper, flower, enamel dots.
Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge // #AHSC530 ...A sketch challenge!! This sketch was the starting point for my card and I used all pieces and parts from my "extras" box. You know...that box that holds all those things started but never finished, those larger scrap pieces worth saving, and those items that you cut out more than you needed.
Color Throwdown // #ctd748 ...A color challenge!! Red, blue, brown, and white are the colors called for in this current challenge. Oh and the photo has a nautical theme too...which you know I love!!
As You See It Challenge // #AYSI301 ...A speed stamping challenge!! The challenge...make your card in under 10 minutes using seashells!! Since this card was make completely from pieces and parts out my left over box, it was a really speedy card to glue together!! Under 6 minutes!! The trio of embossed panels brought back memories of my 2 year old granddaughter's last visit...she embossed a stack of card stock pieces from my stash. She loved seeing the embossed paper come out of the big shot...I think she could have turned that crank all day!!
Great crafting creation with those pretty embossed pieces, Deb. My grandchildren adore cranking the machine as well! They are so excited when I make a card with them. Thank you so much for sharing at Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge.
ReplyDeleteGreat set of cards! Thanks for playing with us at Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are so cute, Deb! Love your take on our sketch - that rose die is still one of my favorites! And great job on the shells challenge! Maybe I need to start keeping a parts and pieces stash, too - that was a great time! Thanks so much for playing at Hand Stamped Sentiments AND As You See It!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of both of these sketches. I really love the die cut flower on the top card and the color combination. And the texture to the panels to the second card add a very nice touch.
ReplyDeleteYou are totally rocking all these challenges! Love the nautical design using the throwdown colors...beautiful job! Thanks so much for playing along with us!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great memory to have of the embossed panels! I like the nautical feel generated by the blue and red. Great layout and a great time. Thanks for joining us again at As You See It.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great summer themed card - love the embossing! Thanks for sharing with us at Atlantic Hearts :)
ReplyDeleteLoving the red and blue with the textured background the shells and the touch of twine is fabulous! Thanks for playing along with Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC).
ReplyDeleteBrandi R.
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crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca
Love the richness of your colors. The texture adds a lot to your design, too. Thanks for sharing at Atlantic Hearts.
ReplyDeleteLovely card, Deb. All elements work very nicely together and I like the vintage application. Thanks for joining us at HSS this round. Cheers, Jolanda - DT
ReplyDeletelovely interpretation of our sketch at Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge and good luck!
ReplyDeleteAlicia
Your 2 year old granddaughter is an embossing expert already! What fun to enjoy crafting together! I love the marine flavour of the colours and images! Thanks for getting your speed on with us at As You See It Challenges!
ReplyDeleteTwo great cards DJ! Love the tricolour embossed panels on the card for As You See It - the scraps box is great for a speed challenge for sure! That fabulous bloom is perfect for TicTacToe too - thanks for playing!
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