Showing posts with label Letters to Santa DSP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Letters to Santa DSP. Show all posts

Friday, December 16, 2011

Easy Christmas

Howdy! Today is Friday, and @ Sketch Frenzy Friday, they have a wonderful sketch, today.  I encourage all of you to play along, just remember to use your Stampin' Up! supplies.  Also, this is a blog hop, so make sure you stop by all the designer's blogs to see what they have created!
Here is the sketch:


Look how easy this sketch is to work with.  You can easily replace the scallop circle with almost any shape.  And the strip across the middle, you could easily replace it with some ribbon.  How fun!
Here is my card:

I needed a 'flat' card to mail and could easily be mass produced.  See, how pretty?  I'm a big fan of pink in a Christmas card.  and just look at this pretty holiday paper, Letters to Santa DSP.    Now stop on over to Tammy F.'s  blog to see what she has created!
Happy crafting!

Friday, October 14, 2011

merry christmas text

Happy Friday to you!  I hope your week was good, and you have some extra energy to play along with us in one of our challenges.  Well, for this Friday, I am the person who did the sketch for the sketch challenge @ Sketch Frenzy Friday.  I based the sketch on a card I created several months ago, and I just loved it!
Here is the sketch:





I am getting ready for another Christmas card class for this weekend, so I have used my Christmas paper to create a card with this sketch!
Here is my card:




I wanted to create a unique and different.  I used Letters to Santa DSP for the pattern paper.  I masked the green ornament so that when I stamped the red ornament, it would look like the green ornament was closer to you.  I stamped the Merry Christmas on top of the text paper.  I used a scrap piece of the Silver Glitter paper to create the star.  I added an old olive button tied with the early espresso bakers twine.
Thank you for looking, and I hope that we see your work!  Now, don't forget to visit Tammy B. 's blog to see what she created!