This month's challenge was quite a challenge! I know when I drew the sketch while sitting in an auditorium training, I had some good ideas on how I'd interpret the sketch. BUT, that was not what happened when it came to create! I think I was going to do kites for this sketch, but they didn't quite make it onto my card ;)
Here's the sketch:
First up is my card. I really like the pendent punch. I wanted to make a word out of the pendents, but couldn't make it work. So, I found my little butterfly punch and used it instead :) I wasn't sure how to use these colors, but the DSP made it easy! Not much else to say!
Next is Michelle's card. Wow! She did a great job with the colors and following the sketch - love the use of the buttons (love buttons!). The poppy images are beautiful too. Great card, Michelle; someone will be lucky to receive it!
And finally we have Regina's card. Isn't this cute?
She and I must have butterflies on the mind right now with Summer in full swing. I love how she edged the borders with a marker and used a scallop border and punched holes across the card. I know she put a lot of work into this card and it is just so bright and summery and makes me smile :) Thanks, Regina - as always, love your creations!
She and I must have butterflies on the mind right now with Summer in full swing. I love how she edged the borders with a marker and used a scallop border and punched holes across the card. I know she put a lot of work into this card and it is just so bright and summery and makes me smile :) Thanks, Regina - as always, love your creations!
I can't believe this month is almost over in a few days. Where is the time going??? Please join us next month as we challenge ourselves again. Thanks for looking!
Hi Cindy
ReplyDeletei did 2 Cards for this challenge ;o)
http://kreativespotpourri.wordpress.com/2013/07/07/simply-paper-design-challenge-7-072013/
Greetings from sweating Germany
Regina
Great challenge!!! I love the pennants on yours and the butterflies on Regina's. I also like how Regina used her marker for the border. Such a great sketch!!!
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