

Another duo of challenges! Sketch challenge from the CAS(E) this Sketch team and a three in a row from the Tic Tac Toe team. My win goes across the middle of the board...Purple//Stickers//Digital stamp.


This first card was created for the CASology challenge...MAGICAL. I feel like it requires some magic to be "all here" and yet have to be apart!! Don't you agree?!!? I have even had to get creative with how we can accomplish this!!
My second card was created for the Library Challenge. The book for this current challenge is The Girl on the Train. For this challenge we are given a book and asked to create a card that is inspired by the cover, title, or story. Several elements of inspiration... The double lined lettering carried over to my card in the double strands of gray cording. The sketch...red off center with the heart "peeking" out. And the color combo...gray/black/red...one of my all time favorites!! So classy!! 
Here is my take on two challenges. The sketch from Hand Stamped Sentiments and the "make you smile" challenge from The Paper Players. When I first saw this image/sentiment from Stampin Up's digital downloads fund raising special I couldn't stop smiling!! How perfect for this season we find ourselves in. 







Cardz 4 Guyz challenge....create a card that features dies. I used a "with sympathy" sentiment die along with the fish dies from Stampin Up's Catch of the Day thinlits die. This card was created for my son in law (who loves to fish) that lost his grandmother. Sympathy cards are usually all about flowers...not this time...especially since it was for a guy!!
For my second card...I am playing with the new sentiment downloads that Stampin Up is offering right now...Share Sunshine. Pages and pages of encouraging and fun sentiments relating to the situation that we find ourselves in right now...Covid-19!! "6 feet apart but still in my heart" The cost of this download is $12 and all of that is being donated to charities that are helping out during this time. I also am using the sketch challenge from Paper Players as my inspiration.