Showing posts with label Sending Love DSP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sending Love DSP. Show all posts

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Weekend Challenges Done!





















I can't believe another weekend is almost done - pooey! But, I was able to get this weekend's color and sketch challenges done - yay!

For the Sketch Challenge, we used Our Creative Corner's sketch 132. Isn't it a great sketch? I loved it and will definitely use it again. I used the Sending Love DSP and Bitty Birthday set for this card. For accessories, I used the pink flower buttons from the Sherbet button set and used my favorite Cherry Blossom embosslit die. I added to the flower by punching some circles and adding a pink brad. I first tried to use a piece of vanilla satin ribbon in the middle of the card, but it just didn't look right. So, I had to careful disassemble the card and added the chocolate chip strip of cardstock instead. I really do love the layout!

For the Color Challenge, we used Diva Coffee Break Design Color Challenge #168. When I do a color challenge, I begin by pulling the cardstock of the colors. When I was looking at the colors, I didn't know what to do. I then started looking at the sets I haven't used yet. I saw the Just Surfing set and thought the colors would be perfect. Last summer, our group had a swap using kraft card stock. Sherri (Hey Girl!) made an awesome beachy-surf card. I remembered it and decided to CASE it with this challenge. I used a Whisper White base, but it looked funny as the sky. So, I sponged it with Ballet Blue to make it look more like the sky. The colors are good together, but this was a really tough one for me!

Thanks for looking and hope you have an awesome week!

Friday, February 5, 2010

Scrappy Card


I have a lot of scraps of Sending Love DSP, so I decided to make something with them. I just recently bought the little Note Cards and they are a perfect size for using up scraps! This is what I came up with. I think it is sweet like the paper :) I don't think you can see it in the picture, but underneath the ribbon, I used my piercing tool and punched little circles across the paper. It adds just that little extra touch, I think.


Have a great weekend and thanks for looking!


Paper: Sending Love DSP, Chocolate Chip, Real Red, and Pretty in Pink

Accessories: Satin ribbon (Chocolate Chip, Pretty in Pink, and Very Vanilla), Big Shot, Circle Punhces, and Chocolate Chip Epoxy brads