For the Newlyweds

Happy Friday to all of you out there in blog-land!  This is the eve of our daughters' Baby Reveal Shower, and we are busy getting things finalized and completed.  We have a great event planned and a bit more work to get it all done.

Anyways, I am playing along in the sketch challenge over @ Sketch Frenzy Friday.  Angela is the creator of this weeks sketch.  It's a fun sketch to work with.   Here is the sketch:

See what I mean?  There is a lot of empty space, giving you a lot of opportunities to show us what you can create.  Here is my take of Angela's beautiful sketch:

I used pattern paper from: Mocha Morning DSP, Attic Boutique DSP, Beau Chateau DSP, and first Edition DSP.  The ribbon is pool party seam binding.  I added a neutral button to the center of the multi-loop bow.  The heart piece was made with the scallop heart die and the large heart punch.  I created the paper blossom with the trio flower punch.  The tiny tag was made with the Tiny Tag stamp set and the Jewerly punch.  I added a mini clothes pin to the heart.  I first rubbed the top edge across my white craft ink pad, and while the ink was still wet, I dipped it in some dazzling diamond glitter.  I added a tiny butterfly and half faux pearl.

I used the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set to add my sentiment.

Now head over to Tammy F.'s blog to see what she has created.

Everyday Friend

It's time for another challenge from Sketch Frenzy Friday!  These talented ladies always have fun and creative sketches for us to play with.  Patricia, is the creator of this week's sketch!  Here it is:

This was an easy sketch to work with.  Here is the card that I created, with this sketch:

I wanted to use  some of the new DSP, and an 'older' stamp set.  Well, actually the text panel is a jumbo wheel.  I rolled it in Wild Wasabi classic ink.  That's the color of the cardstock, too.  The pattern paper comes from a new mini catalog.  The paper blossom I made with pure poppy and calypso coral cardstocks. The little banner was made with the You're a Gem stamp set.  

This card came together quick and easy.  Now hop on over to Tammy F.'s blog and see what she has created!

Thank you for stopping by! I hope you have time to play along with us!