Every year Stampin' Up! has a stamp set that helps make a difference to the Ronald McDonald House. For each set that's purchased, Stampin' Up! sends $3.00 to this worthwhile charity. This year's set is adorable. And here's the first card I've made with mine.
The Paper Players challenge this week is Ann's wonderful colour challenge...
The Paper Players challenge this week is Ann's wonderful colour challenge...
I'd pulled out some new DSP from the Holiday Mini Catalog. It's on p. 20 and called Festival of Prints. There's some beautiful papers in there and not all for Christmas. I immediately thought of this paper that has all the colors for this challenge. Do you suppose Ann had been looking at this paper pack too?
And the CAS challenge at SCS this week is a sketch challenge based on this fun card by Tenia Sanders-Nelson. I love this skewed panel.
I found the top punched piece in my scrap bag and cut the bottom piece with one of the Finishing Touches Edgelits. The button is made from my Sweet Button Embosslit. I cut 3 of them, adhered them together and covered with Crystal Effects. Linen Thread has been tied through it. I also added some Crystal Effects to the boat.
Did you notice the the sail and flag have been pieced. I stamped twice and cut out the sail and flag from one. I rolled it a bit with a bone folder and attached over the first boat with dimensionals. There's a pearl colored with a permanent marker on top of the mast.
I was just thinkin' that this boat looks like it's going up some kind of conveyor belt. LOL, hope it doesn't fall off the edge! Hopefully it will be suitable for the next birthday party Luke is invited to. I never seem to have enough kid cards.
All supplies are Stampin' Up!
Card Recipe
Stamps: Moving Forward, Wow Flowers (retired)
Ink: Not Quite Navy, SU Markers (Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake, Not Quite Navy)
Paper: Very Vanilla, Not Quite Navy, Cherry Cobbler, DSP (Festival of Prints)
Other: Scallop Trim Border Punch, Big Shot, Finishing Touches Edgelit, Sweet Buttons Embosslit, Crystal Effects, Linen Thread, Basic Pearl
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Enjoy!
I found the top punched piece in my scrap bag and cut the bottom piece with one of the Finishing Touches Edgelits. The button is made from my Sweet Button Embosslit. I cut 3 of them, adhered them together and covered with Crystal Effects. Linen Thread has been tied through it. I also added some Crystal Effects to the boat.
Did you notice the the sail and flag have been pieced. I stamped twice and cut out the sail and flag from one. I rolled it a bit with a bone folder and attached over the first boat with dimensionals. There's a pearl colored with a permanent marker on top of the mast.
I was just thinkin' that this boat looks like it's going up some kind of conveyor belt. LOL, hope it doesn't fall off the edge! Hopefully it will be suitable for the next birthday party Luke is invited to. I never seem to have enough kid cards.
All supplies are Stampin' Up!
Card Recipe
Stamps: Moving Forward, Wow Flowers (retired)
Ink: Not Quite Navy, SU Markers (Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake, Not Quite Navy)
Paper: Very Vanilla, Not Quite Navy, Cherry Cobbler, DSP (Festival of Prints)
Other: Scallop Trim Border Punch, Big Shot, Finishing Touches Edgelit, Sweet Buttons Embosslit, Crystal Effects, Linen Thread, Basic Pearl
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Enjoy!
12 comments:
Bonnie, that little sailboat is just cute as can be. I really liked this sketch, too. Great kid's card.
Bonnie, it's not going up a conveyor belt - it riding a wave!!! And....it's wonderful! Love the little boat and that great piece of DP too!
Lynn
This is awesome Bonnie! I love that sailboat going up along the card!!
Bonnie, this is wonderful! Love the layout you used - on an angle - and the paper pieced boat. Your photo is so crisp and clear, too!
Cute card Bonnie and i love the dsp at an angle. x
This is a genius design idea! The boat looks fantastic at an angle and I love the piecing.
This is adorable...I saw that sketch earlier in the week and just never got to it! I was eyeing that paper too....it is perfect for your little ocean scene! Thanks for playing with the Paper Players this week!
Adorable, Bonnie! I love this sketch! The paper is too cute, especially when paired with the borders! Thanks for playing with The Paper Players!
This is so cute with that little boat traveling uphill on the water :) Great use of the colors!
Bonnie, this is such a fun card! I love the design and the details you added. The paperand the decorative edges are such great touches with the little boat. Thanks so much for joining us this week at the Paper Players and for the inspiration to show this stamp set some ink! :) Have a great day!
This is so cute Bonnie. Your boat is riding on your scallop "waves". This would be a great kid card.
I just love how you did this card-layout and sesign is a total WOW!!!
just have to cased it for my Consider it cased week.
Tfs!
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