I Did It Creations - A Sketch

Happy Friday!  Welcome to another challenge from I Did It Creations!  Thank you to those who participated in last week's "Special Occasion" challenge.  There were some great creations out there!

This week is doing something fun that I like to do - a sketch!  I love sketches!  There are many ways to interpret them.

To enter the challenge and be eligible for the prize, your creation should follow the sketch and include an image from the challenge sponsor.  You can interpret the sketch any way you want as long as you incorporate the elements.  Post your project to your blog and include the link at the challenge blog.  You have until next Thursday, July 22nd at midnight EST.

This week's challenge sponsor is none other than Robyn's Fetish!  Love their images.  For my card, I chose the image "Be Kind To Your Web Footed Friend."  Such a cute image!  If you like this image, check this image and the others at the store.

Below is the sketch and my card:

Supplies:

Bazzil orange and green cardstock

Designer paper from my stash

Sentiment from Inkadinko

Flowers and brads from my stash

May Arts yellow woven ribbon

Image cut with Nestabilities petitie oval and petitie oval scallop and colored with Copics

Be sure to visit the rest of the Design Team and their wonderful creations:

Claudine 
Debbie
Faye
Jeanette - DT Coordinator
Nicole
Penny
Robyn - Owner
Stephanie AKA Stuffie
Trish 

And check out the forum to see new challenges and more!

Thanks for stopping by!

Hugs,

Tellen's Place Wednesday Challenge - A Sketch

Happy Wednesday!  Welcome to another challenge from Tellen's Place.  First of all, I want to say thank you to those who participated in last week's blog hop and for your sweet comments!  Wasn't that blog hop fun?  There is more to come so stay tuned. :)

On to this week's challenge.  This week's challenge is to create something using the sketch below:

 This sketch is one of the sketch's Terry has in her wonderful card kits.  You may interpret the sketch any way you like.  Just be sure to incorporate all of the elements in the sketch.

To participate and be entered in the drawing for images, you must use a Tellen's Design image.  If you don't have one, there is a freebie available this week that you can grab from the challenge blog.  Be sure to link your entry to Mr. Linky in the challenge blog.  While you are at the challenge blog, be sure to stop by the store to see the latest images, card kits, and album kits available for purchase.

Here is my card using the sketch:

I really love making easel cards.  The sketch was perfect for the easel card.  If you have never made one before, Splitcoast Stampers has a wonderful tutorial on how to make one.  Click here for the tutorial.

Pink and green cardstock is from Bazzil.  The designer paper is from Three Bugs In A Rug.  The green ribbon is from May Arts.  I used my Martha Stewart punch for the border.  Button is from Basic Grey.  Pink twine is from May Arts.  Pearls are from my stash.  Sentiment is from Hero Arts.

I cut Jessica, using my Nestabilities petite small oval die cut.  Background was cut, using the Nestabilities petitie small oval scallop die cut.

Jessica was colored using the following Copic colors:

E00, R20, Y15, Y17, RV32, RV34, RV02, B23, E35, E39, W1

Thanks for stopping by and have a good week!

Hugs,

Penny Black Saturday Challenge Week 51 - A Sketch

This week's Penny Black Saturday Challenge is a great one! Using a sketch template and make something out of it. I was running into a rut on a new design for a card and this challenge was perfect.

It also gave me the opportunity to go out and get the Spellbinders Nestabilities petite oval and oval scallop shapes which I have been dying to get. Here is my entry:

The paper is from the Amuse collection called Madeira Red. I used the Penny Black Bubbly Transparent stamps for the sentiment and image. The critter colors are Copic markers W1 (warm gray), R37 (canine red), and RV13 (tender pink). I also got the new At You Spica pens chocolate and blossom to accent the cork and also used the Spica gold pen. The flowers were from the Making Memories Mixed Blossom set, which I am almost out of!

Thanks for stopping by!