I have some productive plans for this weekend. I need to clean my craft room. I basically 'know' where everything is. But, it really needs to get put back together. My son-in-law is racing this weekend, too. So, I'll be out at the race track, showing my support. And, I need to spend some time with my grandchildren. So, fun-filled, and busy. But, I'm sure that your weekend is busy too.
Before the weekend, gets off to its official start, lets swing by the Sketch Frenzy Friday challenge blog to see what we can create. Tammy, is this week's sketch designer, and here is her sketch:
the sketch |
here is my take on this week's sketch:
I just love how wonderfully pink pirouette and calypso coral pair together. And so, with no restrictions, I chose to work with these two colors.
The main panel is calypso coral with distressed polka dots heat embossed in white. I just love how these polka dots look worn and vintage.
For the strip of card stock that runs across the middle of the card is pink pirouette with some stamping. I inked the very vintage wheel in calypso coral and ran it horizontally. I inked the en francias back ground stamp in basic black classic ink. Then I tapped the card stock, so that the text would be random. I brushed some whisper white craft ink across this same panel randomly. And lastly, I sponged some crumb cake classic ink along the edges of the panel. I matted this piece with basic black card stock. I used the scallop edge border punch to create the decorative trim.
Now, for this little cluster. I stamped the grossamer lace in versa mark and heat embossed in white on vellum. I just love this stamp. And yeah, it's a retiring stamp. {frown}
The butterfly was created with the butterfly die. I used pink pirouette card stock and stamped the en francias background stamp onto this butterfly piece. I then edged the butterfly with whisper white craft ink using a paint brush. Then dunked the butterfly into my tub of dazzling diamond glitter. (the glitter adhers to the wet craft ink, and when dried, the glitter is fixed to the ink) I layered a circle of first edition dsp. I also cut a blossom piece from pink pirouette card stock. I made the button with some clay and a new button mold by Stampin' Up! I tied the whole piece together with some linen thread.
For the sentiment banner, I used very vanilla and calypso coral card stocks. I stamped the 'create' in basic black classic ink. This word is from the creative elements stamp set.
I hope you have found some inspiration here. And I hope that you play along with us. Use your favorite color combinations, stamps and papers to create a beautiful paper craft to share with us @ SFF.
3 comments:
Another stunning creation! I never would have put these colors together but they sure are gorgeous together! Love this!!
Gorgeous card Sharon! The colors and details are perfectly combined. I love it!
Hugs ;)
I didn't know orange could be shabby chic, but you did it!! This is a perfect card in every way!! Beautiful!
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