Card Making, Challenges, Tuesday Morning Sketches

Tuesday Morning Sketches

One of the challenges I like to play along with is Tuesday Morning Sketches. The December Flavor of the Month Kit arrived in my mailbox yesterday from Scrapping for Less and here is the card I created.

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There are four different collections in the Flavor of the Month. I pulled out the second collection and used the Stamp – Penguin with a Mug by Stamping Bella; papers called “Chill” by Scrapping for Less; and the Sequins by Buttons Galore. I used a sentiment from collection #1 Bear Hugs by Sunny Studio. The card base is Sno Cone from MFT which is also included in the Flavor of the Month.

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GinaK Designs, Kids, Send A Smile 4 Kids, Tuesday Morning Sketches

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There is a new sketch up over at Tuesday Morning Sketches. Here is my card:

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I used one of the kits in the new Scrapping For Less Flavor of the Month from Pink and Main to create my card along with the cardstock and designer papers included. The flag banner on the upper right corner of the card is from GinaK – Holiday Frame Fillers and then it is cut out using Scan and Cut.

I am also linking this card up to the Send A Smile 4 Kids Challenge, Happy Holidays for Kids or Anything Goes.

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Card Making, Challenges, Scan N Cut, Tuesday Morning Sketches, Tuesday Throwdown

Thinking of You – Blue Distress – Sketch

This week’s challenge at Tuesday Throwdown is You’re On My Mind. The current challenge at Cards in Envy is Feeling Blue and Distressed. Using the sketch at Tuesday Morning Sketches, I created this card and would like to participate in all three challenges.

About my card. First I have to tell you that I dislike step stamping. I keep trying it and I still dislike it. This month’s kit from My Monthly Hero (sold out) had these waves in it (3 step stamping) and I have to tell you I still had trouble. I had to ink them up several times to get good coverage. I used MMH  ink included in the kit, MFT inks and my favorite inks Memento. I used distress inks on these images because that is the challenge at Cards In Envy. The kit came with dies BUT did not come with a die for the sailboats (another big disappointment). I used my Scan N Cut to cut them out. There are clouds with step stamping as well. I will probably be selling this set shortly because I really don’t care for all that little stamping and it reminds me of the silhouette stamps from the previous month’s kit. Sorry for the rant.

The papers are from Seaside collection from AC Moore, the Washi Tape is from my stash. The sentiment is also from the kit.

Card Making, Challenges, Tuesday Morning Sketches

Happy Mother’s Day

The task to make my mother a Mother’s Day card was inspired by the current challenge over at Tuesday Morning Sketches. You can check out the sketch over at their blog. Here is my card:

Wplus9 Quilt die and square die cut (don’t know if they still sell them, they may be retired) were used. I sewed a zig zag stitch around the border of the frame to tie in with the die cut. I used the smaller sentiment tag so that it would not compete with the quilt pattern.

Have a wonderful Mother’s Day to all the moms, step moms, grandmoms, great grandmoms, mom mom’s, nana’s, grammies, foster moms, mom mentors, and everyone who is a mother figure in someones life.

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Card Making, Challenges, Stamplorations, Try It On Tuesday, Tuesday Morning Sketches, Tuesday Throwdown

Buttons, Mum’s the Word and A Sketch

Well after the last nor’easter we lost cable, internet and phone for five days. We had electric and were thankful for that — the bad part was it happened over the weekend and hubby was home (‘nough said).

The inspiration for today’s card comes from three challenges – Tuesday Throwdown’s challenge is use buttons, Try It on Tuesday’s challenge is Mum’s the Word, and Tuesday Morning Sketches uses this sketch:

Embossing Folder is from Darice, paper from stash, sentiment from Stamplorations (retired), button die is from Memory Box (I think they may be retired also).

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