
I have to be honest, I was a teensy bit afraid of those diagonal stripes, but once I started playing around with some patterned paper, it all fell into place.

I inked up the birthday sentiment in Berrylicious ink and then stamped it repeatedly on the Speech Bubble Frame. I adore that graduated look! I added the happy in Steel Grey ink and then popped it up over a 3x4 Insert Die-namics. I added a little banner and button in the corner too.
Be sure to see what the rest of the Sweet Sunday Stampers have created this week:
- Barbara Anders
- Dana White
- Jackie Pedro
- Jenny Peterson
- Jodi Collins
- Karen Motz
- Lisa Henke
- Lori Tecler
- Lynn Put
- Sarah-Jane Kalé
- Tracy Clemente
- Vicki Burdick
Thanks so much for stopping by!
recipe -
stamps: birthday sentiments (mft)
paper: smooth white (mft), steel grey (mft), cut & paste "flair" 6x6 (mme)
ink: steel grey (mft), berrylicious (mft)
accessories: speech bubble frame die-namics (mft), 3x4 insert die-namics (mft), flags & tags die-namics (mft), bubblegum buttons (mft), white pearl thread, foam tape
Beautiful! Love the arrow pattern on the diagonal stripes and the ombre elements on the sentiment panel and background.
ReplyDeleteSuch a soft and pretty card Karen. I'm going to have a go at the sketch hopefully today.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Karen! Your graduated stamping in the speech bubble looks awesome and I really like the strips of arrow design paper in your background.
ReplyDeleteI always wonder if as your creating the sketches you are envisioning what you will do with them. Like this one for instance. This turned out perfect! You rocked it again my friend!
ReplyDeleteKaren I love this card and I felt the same about the diagonal stripes. Love your new watermark
ReplyDeleteLove your strips of patterned paper and your use of the chat frame for that awesome sentiment! Fun sketch, too!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME card!!
ReplyDeleteLove the sketch, and your card is adorable!! I need to play.
ReplyDeleteThank you for an awesome challenge, I am very pleased with my card!
ReplyDeleteLove your card!!
ReplyDeleteCUTE card, Karen! Darn... now, I see MORE things I need to put on my MFT wish list!
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