This week I doubled up on my design team challenges - a challenge in itself. I incorporated both challenges in one card.
The Late Night Stampers Challenge is:
Still Sale-A-Brating! By now you should have at least one SAB freebie, lets see what you can do with it! My card has three Sale-a-Bration items on it.
And here is this week's sketch from the Monday Lunchtime Sketch Challenge (aka Technostamper Sketch Challenge - TSSC250):
Here's my card for this week:
The Sale-a-Bration items are: Vine Street embossing folder, Sycamore Street buttons and the Madison Avenue stamp set.
Colors are: Lucky Limeade, Tangerine Tango, Daffodil Delight, and Whisper White
I tied Lucky Limeade Baker's Twine in the the button.
And just for kicks, I took my card and changed it up a bit. This one has a little different color scheme and the Pool Party strip is embossed with the Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder.
I really changed the colors around on this card. I left the polka dots and added some Pool Party Sycamore Street ribbon. Instead of using Baker's Twine on the Sycamore Street button, I used the circle punch from the Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack for the center.
This card doesn't follow the sketch, but it was inspired by it and by the cards I'd already made. As I've said before, that's one of the things I enjoy about sketch challenges. They spark my creativity and I never know what I'll end up making. I was going for a single layer card.
So now that you've seen my card for this week's challenges, why not go check out the samples from the other design team members and create your own card(s) to enter?
And just for kicks, I took my card and changed it up a bit. This one has a little different color scheme and the Pool Party strip is embossed with the Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder.
I really changed the colors around on this card. I left the polka dots and added some Pool Party Sycamore Street ribbon. Instead of using Baker's Twine on the Sycamore Street button, I used the circle punch from the Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack for the center.
This card doesn't follow the sketch, but it was inspired by it and by the cards I'd already made. As I've said before, that's one of the things I enjoy about sketch challenges. They spark my creativity and I never know what I'll end up making. I was going for a single layer card.
So now that you've seen my card for this week's challenges, why not go check out the samples from the other design team members and create your own card(s) to enter?
4 comments:
I love seeing multiple ways of doing the same card! Thanks!
Cute, cute, cute, I love them all--the first one-- is my favorite though the colors are awesome. They really are all sweet cards. So glad to have you as part of the TSSC team!
Great card! Was nice to see different variations of it!
Love these!
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