Hi, everyone!
Hope the weather your way is not too bad. Watching the Lions-Eagles game and can't believe the conditions! Glad it's not anything like that in my menopause room. :)
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #202.
There is a piece of Authentique paper behind the burlap, adhered with glue dots, to add a little more contrast against the neutral pattern paper. Other than that, gonna make this post short and sweet 'cause I've got some challenges to catch up on and some Valentine's Day cards to assemble. :)
Have a great week! Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Showing posts with label patriotic card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patriotic card. Show all posts
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Sunday, December 1, 2013
The True Soldier
Hi, everyone.
Hope you all had a lovely Thanksgiving celebration with family and loved ones.
Seems like forever since I've made a traditional Any Hero card. Missed quite a bit of October due to some traveling, and made Any Hero holiday cards in November.
The inspiration for today's card came from OWH Sketch #201 and Donna's wonderful sample card. Since this is an Any Hero card that doesn't require mailbox-to-mailbox delivery, I went with two thick ribbons and double thick foam adhesives.
The only deviation from the sketch was the horizontal strip. Since I went with ribbon that was only 1.5 inches thick, I changed the layout slightly to accommodate the narrower ribbon.
I love the sentiment on the stamp, which I picked up during OWH's Birthday Bash month. But, for the life of me, I can't remember who made it.
Hoping to get a start on some OWH Valentines.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'! Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Hope you all had a lovely Thanksgiving celebration with family and loved ones.
Seems like forever since I've made a traditional Any Hero card. Missed quite a bit of October due to some traveling, and made Any Hero holiday cards in November.
The inspiration for today's card came from OWH Sketch #201 and Donna's wonderful sample card. Since this is an Any Hero card that doesn't require mailbox-to-mailbox delivery, I went with two thick ribbons and double thick foam adhesives.
| Bo Bunny Anthem; Distress Ink core sentiment (Stamper's Best??? Unity???), heat embossed in Distress Ink core Paper Smooches ribbons; Paper Studio brads Tombow adhesives |
The only deviation from the sketch was the horizontal strip. Since I went with ribbon that was only 1.5 inches thick, I changed the layout slightly to accommodate the narrower ribbon.
I love the sentiment on the stamp, which I picked up during OWH's Birthday Bash month. But, for the life of me, I can't remember who made it.
Parting Thoughts
Hoping to get a start on some OWH Valentines.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'! Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Fewer Layers, More Texture...
Hi, everyone.
When I was trying to think of a name for today's card, and a title for today's post, a line from an old commercial came to mind. Please tell me I'm not the only one who remembers, "Less Filling, Tastes Great".
So, for today's Any Hero card, I tried to make up for a lack of layers by adding a bit more texture. As with most of my Any Hero cards, the card below was inspired by this week's OWH Sunday Sketch.
Sorry I've been so sporadic with posts lately -- but it's been for lots of good reasons. The months of October and November have brought lots of fun family-related events/activities. Let's see there was a beach getaway followed by a family reunion. This week, there will be 3 separate events celebrating my father-in-law's 90th birthday. When you add these to making some cards for upcoming craft shows and our typical day-to-day activities. Well, let's just say we've been rather busy -- and quite merry. :)
As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'! And, have a great week!
When I was trying to think of a name for today's card, and a title for today's post, a line from an old commercial came to mind. Please tell me I'm not the only one who remembers, "Less Filling, Tastes Great".
So, for today's Any Hero card, I tried to make up for a lack of layers by adding a bit more texture. As with most of my Any Hero cards, the card below was inspired by this week's OWH Sunday Sketch.
| Bo Bunny Anthem, Recollections jute, Distress Ink core paper sentiment heat embossed in Distress Ink walnut stain on watercolor paper
garage sale brads
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I rotated the sketch to go with a horizontal sentiment. And, since I was going with fewer layers, I cut the backgound dp to maximize the paper embellishment on the right.
Parting Thoughts
Sorry I've been so sporadic with posts lately -- but it's been for lots of good reasons. The months of October and November have brought lots of fun family-related events/activities. Let's see there was a beach getaway followed by a family reunion. This week, there will be 3 separate events celebrating my father-in-law's 90th birthday. When you add these to making some cards for upcoming craft shows and our typical day-to-day activities. Well, let's just say we've been rather busy -- and quite merry. :)
As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'! And, have a great week!
Monday, October 21, 2013
Sweet Land of Liberty
Hi, everyone.
This week's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #195. I ended up putting the vertical strip at the far right edge. Other than that, I think I was pretty true to the sketch.
Pretty tired tonight. Guess that's it for today.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
This week's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #195. I ended up putting the vertical strip at the far right edge. Other than that, I think I was pretty true to the sketch.
Pretty tired tonight. Guess that's it for today.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Polka Dots, Stripes, and Stars
Hi, everyone.
Today's Any Hero card is inspired by OWH Sketch #192.
I really liked this week's sketch, and decided to play with some different textures. I'm pretty pleased with the patterns and textures used in the card above. If I were to change anything , I might move up the star just a tad. But, I don't think that star's moving anywhere anytime soon. :)
Have a great week! Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Today's Any Hero card is inspired by OWH Sketch #192.
I really liked this week's sketch, and decided to play with some different textures. I'm pretty pleased with the patterns and textures used in the card above. If I were to change anything , I might move up the star just a tad. But, I don't think that star's moving anywhere anytime soon. :)
Parting Thought
Have a great week! Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, September 22, 2013
The True Soldier
Hi, everyone.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #191, a new (OWH fundraising) Unity stamp, and the Declaration of Independence. It had been a while since I used this Bo Bunny Liberty paper. And, because of all of the layers on the sketch, I ended up using two layers of same pattern, one 6-by-6 version and one 12-by-12 version -- and really like this effect.
Short and sweet for a football Sunday.
Have a great week. Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #191, a new (OWH fundraising) Unity stamp, and the Declaration of Independence. It had been a while since I used this Bo Bunny Liberty paper. And, because of all of the layers on the sketch, I ended up using two layers of same pattern, one 6-by-6 version and one 12-by-12 version -- and really like this effect.
Short and sweet for a football Sunday.
Have a great week. Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, September 15, 2013
A True Soldier
Hi, everyone.
Don't you just love inking up a new stamp? Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #190 and features a Unity stamp I ordered during a birthday bash blog skip. :)
Because of the size of the sentiment, I slightly changed the dimensions of the focal point rectangle. This resulted in a change to the sketch embellishments.
Not much else today. Keeping it short and sweet.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend and have a great week.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Don't you just love inking up a new stamp? Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #190 and features a Unity stamp I ordered during a birthday bash blog skip. :)
Because of the size of the sentiment, I slightly changed the dimensions of the focal point rectangle. This resulted in a change to the sketch embellishments.
Parting Thoughts
Not much else today. Keeping it short and sweet.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend and have a great week.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, September 8, 2013
God Bless You for Serving
Hi, everyone.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #189. Nothing too fancy here. Just a patriotic thank you using a fabulous patriotic collection of paper. [Sorry about the shadow on the sentiment. Our scanner doesn't like brads. :) ]
Have a great week. Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #189. Nothing too fancy here. Just a patriotic thank you using a fabulous patriotic collection of paper. [Sorry about the shadow on the sentiment. Our scanner doesn't like brads. :) ]
| dp Authentique Pride; Bazzill almond cream, stash cream Stamper's Best sentiment, heat embossed in Distress Ink black walnut garage sale brads |
Have a great week. Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, August 25, 2013
P is for Patriot
Hi, everyone.
The weather's been gorgeous here all weekend. If the same is true in your neck of the woods, hope you've had a chance to get outside and enjoy.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #187.
Because of the width of the Naturals pennant, I slightly increased the width of the top rectangle and thenslightly adjusted the positions of
both rectangles. I opted for the twine to be placed on the right side of the bottom rectangle to balance the texture of the pennant. And, I chose to use a shorter rectangle for the sentiment to feature the twine against the navy. This is the one decision I'm second guessing -- wondering if the sentiment would look better running the full length of the navy rectangle underneath it. Hmmm.... maybe I'll play with this part a little more...
Really like the pennant. It's a nice weight, and cut with minimal fraying. The sticker is from a sheet of stickers that was on clearance at Michael's. This was one of those purchases that I wondered if I would regret making.
But, as it turns out, I think I should've bought more than 2 sheets.
Really looking forward to next weekend's OWH Birthday VCMP!
It's sooo pretty here. Think I'm headed out to do a little reading on the front porch. :)
Have a great week! Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
The weather's been gorgeous here all weekend. If the same is true in your neck of the woods, hope you've had a chance to get outside and enjoy.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #187.
| Authentique Pride; Bazzill admiral Little Yellow Bicycle Naturals pennant sticker computer-generated sentiment Paper Smooches twine; garage sale brads |
| Took Jen's suggestions. Thanks, Jen! |
both rectangles. I opted for the twine to be placed on the right side of the bottom rectangle to balance the texture of the pennant. And, I chose to use a shorter rectangle for the sentiment to feature the twine against the navy. This is the one decision I'm second guessing -- wondering if the sentiment would look better running the full length of the navy rectangle underneath it. Hmmm.... maybe I'll play with this part a little more...
Really like the pennant. It's a nice weight, and cut with minimal fraying. The sticker is from a sheet of stickers that was on clearance at Michael's. This was one of those purchases that I wondered if I would regret making.
But, as it turns out, I think I should've bought more than 2 sheets.
Parting Thoughts
Really looking forward to next weekend's OWH Birthday VCMP!
It's sooo pretty here. Think I'm headed out to do a little reading on the front porch. :)
Have a great week! Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, August 18, 2013
A Patriotic Gratitude
Hi, everyone.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #186.
Loving these CAS sketches. :)
Still loving the burlap against navy. :)
Still making Any Hero cards in all those traditional colors. Maybe one of the paper companies could give me a hand and make a collection of patriotic papers in nontraditional colors.
Enjoy your Sunday.
Hubby and his dad have been on a weekend trip visiting family. Looking forward to their arrival home. But, have made the most of some alone time to do some serious crafting!
Thanks for visiting and happy scrappin'!
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #186.
| Authentique Pride, Bazzill admiral, Distress Ink core fired brick Hero Arts sentiment heat embossed in Distress Ink black walnut Recollections burlap/jute, Stampin' Up! brads, 3D Zots glue dots |
Loving these CAS sketches. :)
Still loving the burlap against navy. :)
Still making Any Hero cards in all those traditional colors. Maybe one of the paper companies could give me a hand and make a collection of patriotic papers in nontraditional colors.
Parting Thoughts
Enjoy your Sunday.
Hubby and his dad have been on a weekend trip visiting family. Looking forward to their arrival home. But, have made the most of some alone time to do some serious crafting!
Thanks for visiting and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Stars and Stripes in Red, Blue, and Kraft
Hi, everyone.
Hope everyone is enjoying a great weekend.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #185. I really am partial to CAS cards. So, today's sketch was right up my alley. :)
I took liberties with the square element in the bottom right of the sketch. I immediately knew this was going to be a star, and probably a star in a circle. My first circle was smaller, with a diameter closer to the width of the square in the sketch. But, the larger star seemed to be crying out for a larger circle.
Hoping to work on a few Christmas cards this afternoon.
Have a great week. As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Hope everyone is enjoying a great weekend.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #185. I really am partial to CAS cards. So, today's sketch was right up my alley. :)
| Distress Ink core paper, embossed/crimped and lightly sanded Darice and Sizzix embossing folders Fiskars and Paper Studio star punches; garage sale brad Creative Memories circle cutting system |
I took liberties with the square element in the bottom right of the sketch. I immediately knew this was going to be a star, and probably a star in a circle. My first circle was smaller, with a diameter closer to the width of the square in the sketch. But, the larger star seemed to be crying out for a larger circle.
Parting Thoughts
Hoping to work on a few Christmas cards this afternoon.
Have a great week. As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Red, White, Blue, and Striped
Hi, everyone.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #184. Immediately, I felt that the vertical 3" by 5.5" strip should be a deep blue, with a contrasting 3.75" by 2" horizontal jute/burlap strip and a star embellishment in the circle.
I tried several different combinations of solid and patterned papers for the 0.75" by 5.5" vertical strip, but none of them felt right. When I finally scored and sanded a strip of the chipped sapphire, I loved the simplicity of the look. Keeping it simple allowed the star to really pop. I'm also liking the diagonal stripes on the star.
Wow... it's been a great day. But, I'm pretty beat. So, I think I'm going to call it a night.
Have a good week. Thanks for visiting and happy scrappin'!
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #184. Immediately, I felt that the vertical 3" by 5.5" strip should be a deep blue, with a contrasting 3.75" by 2" horizontal jute/burlap strip and a star embellishment in the circle.
I tried several different combinations of solid and patterned papers for the 0.75" by 5.5" vertical strip, but none of them felt right. When I finally scored and sanded a strip of the chipped sapphire, I loved the simplicity of the look. Keeping it simple allowed the star to really pop. I'm also liking the diagonal stripes on the star.
Parting Thoughts
Wow... it's been a great day. But, I'm pretty beat. So, I think I'm going to call it a night.
Have a good week. Thanks for visiting and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, July 28, 2013
A Patriotic Thanks!
Hi, everyone.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired OWH Sketch #183. Still loving this yummy Bo Bunny Anthem paper. :)
Love today's sketch. There's just something about CAS sketches that makes me smile. They seem to make it just a little easier to mix paper patterns.
I took special care to punch out the star so that the blue field would be in the upper left portion of the star. Played with different embellishments before deciding on the 3 neutral brads.
For the Bo Bunny Liberty collection, I usually use Bazzill admiral and watermelon cardstock. But, I'm finding the Distress Ink palette works really well with the Anthem collection. Bo Bunny and Distress Ink: a combo made in paper heaven!
Enjoy the rest of the weekend -- it's so pretty here -- and have a great work week!
As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Today's Any Hero card was inspired OWH Sketch #183. Still loving this yummy Bo Bunny Anthem paper. :)
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| Bo Bunny Anthem dp; Distress Ink core, lightly sanded sentiment heat embossed in Distress Ink vintage photo Fiskars star punch: Stampin' Up! brads; Zots 3D glue dots |
Love today's sketch. There's just something about CAS sketches that makes me smile. They seem to make it just a little easier to mix paper patterns.
I took special care to punch out the star so that the blue field would be in the upper left portion of the star. Played with different embellishments before deciding on the 3 neutral brads.
For the Bo Bunny Liberty collection, I usually use Bazzill admiral and watermelon cardstock. But, I'm finding the Distress Ink palette works really well with the Anthem collection. Bo Bunny and Distress Ink: a combo made in paper heaven!
Parting Thoughts
Enjoy the rest of the weekend -- it's so pretty here -- and have a great work week!
As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Friday, July 26, 2013
Fun Ribbon for an Any Hero Card
Hi, everyone.
I've had the ribbon on the card below for about a year.
Couldn't resist it when I found it at a flea market when shopping with a friend. But, since the colors just didn't quite go with any of my patriotic paper, I hadn't used it until now.
So, I decided to pair it with some neutral core paper and brads for this week's Midweek Throwdown challenge to make an Any Hero card. Even so, I'm still a little ambivalent about the paper being too formal for this more whimsical ribbon.Hmmm...
Had a fun time at a Stampin' Up! one-sheet wonder class last night. Still have a few cards to finish!
Looking forward to hubby getting home tonight!!! He and our little doggie have been gone for almost 2 weeks.
Enjoy the weekend! As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
I've had the ribbon on the card below for about a year.
Couldn't resist it when I found it at a flea market when shopping with a friend. But, since the colors just didn't quite go with any of my patriotic paper, I hadn't used it until now.
So, I decided to pair it with some neutral core paper and brads for this week's Midweek Throwdown challenge to make an Any Hero card. Even so, I'm still a little ambivalent about the paper being too formal for this more whimsical ribbon.Hmmm...
Parting Thoughts
Had a fun time at a Stampin' Up! one-sheet wonder class last night. Still have a few cards to finish!
Looking forward to hubby getting home tonight!!! He and our little doggie have been gone for almost 2 weeks.
Enjoy the weekend! As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Another 2 for 1 Day!
Hi, everyone!
Hope everyone's having a great weekend!
It's a cloudy day here with some must-see television viewing for golf fans. Translation: This is some prime cardmaking time!
This year, I've tried to make an Any Hero card for every OWH Sunday sketch. But, when I saw today's sketch, I immediately thought of a masculine birthday card with 5 candles. (Maybe the card I made for hubby yesterday was still mulling around in my brain...)
So, what's a girl to do? That's easily answered -- make two cards! :)
Hoping to work on a card for the CAS-ual Fridays challenge to make a card with numbers. Should be easy for someone who's spent a life in mathematics education, right?
Have a wonderful week. Thanks for visiting and happy scrappin'!
Hope everyone's having a great weekend!
It's a cloudy day here with some must-see television viewing for golf fans. Translation: This is some prime cardmaking time!
Today's Cards
This year, I've tried to make an Any Hero card for every OWH Sunday sketch. But, when I saw today's sketch, I immediately thought of a masculine birthday card with 5 candles. (Maybe the card I made for hubby yesterday was still mulling around in my brain...)
So, what's a girl to do? That's easily answered -- make two cards! :)
| Distress Ink core paper; Cuttlebug embossing folder hand-drawn flames; computer-generated sentiment (Mistral) |
| Distress Ink core paper; Darice embossing folder computer-generated sentiment (Mistral) Fiskars and Paper Studio star punches; garage sale brad |
Parting Thoughts
Hoping to work on a card for the CAS-ual Fridays challenge to make a card with numbers. Should be easy for someone who's spent a life in mathematics education, right?
Have a wonderful week. Thanks for visiting and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Sweet Land of Liberty
Hi, everyone.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #181. When I first saw the sketch, "USA" immediately popped in my head for the square element. The rest of the card flowed from there.
This one got a big thumbs up from hubby! :)
Even though this was a pretty busy sketch, the card feels calm to me. Interesting enough, I consider myself a CAS aficionado. Yet, I struggled more with last week's simpler sketch. Hmmm...
Have a great week. I'm hoping to find time to play with the new Paper Smooches Super stamp set.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
This one got a big thumbs up from hubby.
Today's Any Hero card was inspired by OWH Sketch #181. When I first saw the sketch, "USA" immediately popped in my head for the square element. The rest of the card flowed from there.
This one got a big thumbs up from hubby! :)
Even though this was a pretty busy sketch, the card feels calm to me. Interesting enough, I consider myself a CAS aficionado. Yet, I struggled more with last week's simpler sketch. Hmmm...
Parting Thoughts
Have a great week. I'm hoping to find time to play with the new Paper Smooches Super stamp set.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
This one got a big thumbs up from hubby.
Sunday, July 7, 2013
A Patriotic Thanks
Hi, everyone.
A REALLY quick post for today's Any Hero card, inspired by Operation Write Home Sketch #180.
Enjoy the rest of your Sunday. Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
A REALLY quick post for today's Any Hero card, inspired by Operation Write Home Sketch #180.
| Bo Bunny Anthem, Distress Ink core brand-spankin'-new Darice embossing folder sentiment heat embossed in Distress Ink chipped sapphire star punches: Fiskars, the Paper Studio |
Enjoy the rest of your Sunday. Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Friday, July 5, 2013
An All-American Classic
Hi, everyone.
They say the third time's a charm. And, I'm hoping that's the case for the card that I made for this week's CAS-ual Friday challenge to make a project that uses fabric, canvas, etc. My first effort went in a totally different direction, trying to make a super hero card involving aluminum foil Then, the canvas idea came to me. But, the star stenciling did not go quite as I hoped the first time around. However, it led me to the card below.
First, let me give credit where credit's due. Becca posted a similar design on Operation Write Home a few weeks ago. I loved her card -- and even remembering asking if I could CASE it. Thanks, Becca, for a wonderful idea.
That's the good news. The bad news is I remember Becca using a Cricut-like machine to create her card. So, to create my star and stripes, I created basic shapes in Word. Then, I cut out the shapes to make stencils and sponged using these negatives. I'm really pleased with the look of the sponging on the canvas!
To make sure the canvas stays in place for OWH, I used brads to secure the canvas to the cardstock.
Thanks CAS-ual Fridays, for really taking me out of my box this week!
Hope everyone is enjoying a wonderful holiday weekend.
Thanks for visiting and happy scrappin'!
They say the third time's a charm. And, I'm hoping that's the case for the card that I made for this week's CAS-ual Friday challenge to make a project that uses fabric, canvas, etc. My first effort went in a totally different direction, trying to make a super hero card involving aluminum foil Then, the canvas idea came to me. But, the star stenciling did not go quite as I hoped the first time around. However, it led me to the card below.
| Recollections natural canvas Distress Ink core (chipped sapphire) computer-generated negatives, sponged in Distress Ink (chipped sapphire, fired brick) Stampin' Up! sponge daubers; garage sale brads |
First, let me give credit where credit's due. Becca posted a similar design on Operation Write Home a few weeks ago. I loved her card -- and even remembering asking if I could CASE it. Thanks, Becca, for a wonderful idea.
That's the good news. The bad news is I remember Becca using a Cricut-like machine to create her card. So, to create my star and stripes, I created basic shapes in Word. Then, I cut out the shapes to make stencils and sponged using these negatives. I'm really pleased with the look of the sponging on the canvas!
To make sure the canvas stays in place for OWH, I used brads to secure the canvas to the cardstock.
Parting Thoughts
Thanks CAS-ual Fridays, for really taking me out of my box this week!
Hope everyone is enjoying a wonderful holiday weekend.
Thanks for visiting and happy scrappin'!
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Lady Liberty
Happy Birthday, America!
| Sandy Allnock's card |
| Bo Bunny Anthem dp; Distress Ink core: vintage photo and chipped sapphire Stamper's Best image, stamped on watercolor paper, heat embossed in Distress Ink vintage photo garage sale brads |
I believe the Lady Liberty stamp was included in an order awhile back from Stamper's Best -- a complimentary token of appreciation. She seems to really work well on this card.
I soooo love Bo Bunny paper. And, I didn't think I'd ever like a patriotic pad of paper as much as I liked Bo Bunny Liberty. But, this yummy Anthem pad (that just happened to make its way into my Archiver's basket last night) might just give Liberty a run for its money. :)
One of the things I most love about Bo Bunny papers is that the patterns are so easy to combine. For this card, I simply chose three of the papers that had vertical stripes -- small, medium, and wide (tone-on-tone), added some crimped paper, and used one of the bolder, more solid papers for the bottom layer and a few accents or two and.... VOILA!
I wanted to ink the edge of the banner, but never quite know how to handle the triangular cut-out portion. Today I realized that I could lightly brush an ink pen against those edges. Duh! Why hadn't I ever thought of that before?
Parting Thoughts
Have a fun, festive, and safe celebration!
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Thanks!
Hi, everyone.
A quick post for an Any Hero card inspired by OWH Sketch #178.
Other than omitting the third vertical rectangle, I stayed pretty true to the sketch. This is another one of those sheets in this dp collection that I struggle with using -- and ended up cutting it down quite a bit and rotating it for this card. So, the busy-iness of the dp seemed to call for one less layer than on the original sketch.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend and have a good work week.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
A quick post for an Any Hero card inspired by OWH Sketch #178.
Other than omitting the third vertical rectangle, I stayed pretty true to the sketch. This is another one of those sheets in this dp collection that I struggle with using -- and ended up cutting it down quite a bit and rotating it for this card. So, the busy-iness of the dp seemed to call for one less layer than on the original sketch.
Parting Thoughts
Enjoy the rest of the weekend and have a good work week.
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
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