This week, I combined sketch 32 by Laura at
2 Sketches 4 You with
Use It Challenge #22. I thought that they worked perfectly together and so off to my scrapbook room I went to create a card. For the
Use It Challenge #22 (brought to us by the fabulous
June Houck), we had to use
1. A New Technique - one we haven't tried before and I have never stamped on ribbon/fabric before......for this card, I stamped on the Twill Tape from
Stampin' Up!®. I really like how it turned out and will definitely do it again.
2. Use a Virgin Stamp - I haven't used this Lots of Bots stamp set from
Stampin' Up!®....my first purchase from the new catalog.
3. Use Papers You Haven't Used Before - I just bought this Basic Gray cardstock from
Stampin' Up!® and just opened the pack for this card. I haven't ever used gray cardstock on a card before this and had reluctance to even try it until I bought this stamp set and I love how it looks with these papers and stamps.
Cardstock: Basic Gray, Certainly Celery, Very Vanilla
Patterned Paper: Manchester (retired)
Ink: Basic Gray
Punches: 1 3/4" Circle, 3/4" Circle, Spiral edge
Other: Twill Tape, Linen Thread, Clear Buttons, Silver Brads, Mat Pack, Paper Piercing Tool
Beautiful. I love your card
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing with us at http://2sketches4you.blogspot.com/
This card is just as cute as can be! Great job!
ReplyDeleteAmy, this is a great little guy card! So cute. Thanks for the shout out too..."the fabulous June Houck"...you crack me up. Seriously, I am going to have to print your post out and carry it in my pocket when I need a smile :)
ReplyDeleteI love your card! Very pretty.
ReplyDeletesuch a cute card! LOVE the fabric!
ReplyDeleteAmy this is adorable! Thanks for playing at 2S4Y!
ReplyDeleteLaura
What a cute, cute card! It will definitely cheer someone up!
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness, this is soo adorable! What an absolutely wonderful get well card!
ReplyDelete(-: Heidi
Stamping on a ribbon! Fantastic idea. And, I love all the robot stamps that are popping up lately!
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Love it! Such a fabulous card, Amy!!!
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