Today begins a new challenge at...
Sunday Stamps // #SSC386 ...A sketch challenge!! Laurie designed this "Seeing Double" sketch for us and I love it...the options are endless. I used Stampin Up's Watercolor Shapes for my on rectangle and their two step stamping Sea Turtle set for my second rectangle.Now it is your turn...how does Laurie's "Seeing Double" sketch inspire you?!? We can't wait to see your creations in our gallery. Hop on over to our blog for all the details and check out the great samples by the rest of our design team.
Today's card was also inspired by...As You See It // #AYSI372 ...A "go, theme, go" challenge!! The theme for this current challenge is BEACH COMBING!! Looking for sea turtle nest is a fun beach combing activity. Look but don't touch or disturb!!
Lost Coast Portal to Creativity // #209 ...A theme challenge!! The theme for this current challenge is NO BODY HERE!! What does that mean...no people or humanoid stuff!!
We Love Stamping // MAY2026 ...A monthly STAMPED challenge with a theme!! The theme for the month of May is ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL!! Sea turtles might just fall into the "great" portion of this challenge. I stamped Stampin Up's Sea Turtle in Lost Lagoon & Soft Suede ink.
Verse of the Day: (courtesy of YouVersion)
Such a creative take on the sketch Deb! Love everything about your card - the colors, the shadow block, the rope accent, the CAS feel with perfectly placed detail. And featuring one of God’s fascinating creatures - bonus! ~Nancy J, inkblocks :o)
ReplyDeleteLovely beach themed design. Great take on the current sketch.
ReplyDeleteAnother great design Deb - I love the turtle! I hadn't really thought about looking for turtle nests as a beachcombing activity - great take on our theme at As You See It!
ReplyDeleteLovely design, Deb. At first, I wondered how the turtle (as much as I love him) could be a beachcombing activity but wow - how wonderful to be somewhere where you might find signs of turtles! Thanks for sharing it with us at As you See It. :-)
ReplyDeleteHere in the panhandle of Florida we get to see lots of turtle nests along the sand dunes.
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