3 challenges inspired today's card...
Double Trouble Challenge // #191 ...A "Thing 1, Thing 2, and Thing 3 challenge!! Today I am following along with all three Things. Thing 1 wants us to pick a ticket for the raffle and I picked the blue ticket! Which means, we need to make an Father's Day card and enter it under the blue ticket...check! Thing 2 wants us to use the sketch from the Try A Sketch On Tuesday challenge blog and enter it there...check! Thing 3 wants us to use Kraft paper...check!
Try A Sketch On Tuesday // #TSOT670 ...A sketch challenge!! This sketch is being partnered up with the Double Trouble challenge. A fun sketch for inspiring a Father's Day card.
Alphabet Challenge // 16MAY25 ...An ABC challenge!! C is for circles!! I love this circle die and it worked out perfectly for both this alphabet challenge as well as the sketch.
Verse of the Day: (courtesy of YouVersion)
Deb, what a wonderful take on the sketch. Those bubbles work great as does the twine for the stripes on the left hand side. Thanks for playing over at TSOT.
ReplyDeleteCute card for Father's Day - love the plaid behind the circles. Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble and TSOT :)
ReplyDeleteHey Deb, great masculine card! Wonderful way to use the sketch challenge! Thanks for sharing with us at TSOT!
ReplyDeleteThe inlaid plaid is a perfect masculine touch, and love all the texture from that twine, fantastic card for Father's Day! Thanks for playing along with us at Double Trouble.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card with all the circles and knotted twine! Thanks for sharing with us at TSOT!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant use of that circle die and I love that you backed it with the plaid! Thank you so much for playing along with the challenge at TSOT.
ReplyDeleteLove your interpretation of the TSOT sketch and sharing your Father's Day card with us at Double Trouble. Hansome, but pretty too.
ReplyDeleteCreative card with the fun plaid circles! Thank you for sharing with us @ The Alphabet Challenge.
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant. I have this die but always use it centred. This is great inspiration. Thanks for joining us at The Alphabet Challenge. Love Dawn x
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