February 1, 2015

Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge 254

Good morning! It's time for another Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge! Want to play along? Here is the deal: make a card with this layout and use the InLinkz button down at the very end of this post to enter your card. Be sure to link directly to the blog post or gallery image which features your card. You may post a picture of the sketch on your blog, but please save the image to your computer first. Use the keyword SSSC254 if you plan to post your card in an online gallery.


I got a little crazy with texture for this card -


I used some Smooth White, Berrylicious and Sno Cone card stock and glued the negative of the Polka Dot Cover-Up and created an ombre background. I added a little strip of card stock across the top to create the split in the sketch. I also used some embossing paste (which I colored a bit with a Sno Cone ink refill) and created the stenciled background underneath the butterfly.


The rest of the Sweet Sunday Stampers have much more for you to see this week - please stop over and see:

Thanks so much for stopping by!




recipe -
stamps: blissful butterflies (mft)
paper: smooth white (mft), sno cone (mft)
ink: black licorice (mft), orange fizz (mft), lemon drop (mft), sno cone ink refill (mft)
accessories: blissful butterflies die-namics (mft), polka dot die-namics  (mft), yellow sequins (avery elle), abstract petals stencil (mft), embossing paste, foam tape



10 comments:

  1. I like your background and love tones of blue colours!

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  2. So pretty! Love the embossing paste background behind the butterfly.

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  3. LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Girl you rocked this with all the texture. This is stunning!

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  4. Wow, Karen this is amazing!!! Love the pretty BG and how you used the embossing paste!!

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  5. Karen this is gorgeous. I can't believe you glued down the dots - you're crazy!! And the layers and all the various element ps. Perfection

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  6. GORGEOUS card my friend! I LOVE the mix of textures and the ombre dots in the background!

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  7. Wow, this is so beautiful, love the fabulous design. Great sketch too!!!

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  8. This is beautiful, Karen! Your ombre background and use of embossing paste looks wonderful.

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