Hey there! Today I'm sharing a card I made for the most recent Card Patterns Sketch Challenge! Here's the sketch:
And here's my creation:
My cousin recently had a baby girl, so I made this card for her!!! I wanted it to be as sweet as the photos I've seen of her little peanut, and I thought using this ADORABLE elephant image from DeNami Design would do just the trick!
I made the buttons at the top using a combination of a Martha Stewart button punch, and PTI's Buttoned Up #1 dies that I won from my friend Erin's blog AGES ago!!! (Thanks, Erin!)
Thanks for stopping by!
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Supplies:
Stamps: Elephant G152, "Congrats" from Thoughtful Greetings Stamp Set PF48 (DeNami Design)
Ink: Onyx Black Versafine (Tsukineko)
Patterned Papers: Get Around (Amy Tangerine/American Crafts), Bitty Box Basics (Papertrey Ink), Pink Gingham (Making Memories), Cornmeal Embossed Dots (Bazzill Basics), Fresh Print Clothesline: Cora Damask (Little Yellow Bicycle), Pink Small Dots (Making Memories), Yes Peas (Amy Tangerine/American Crafts)
Dies: Buttoned Up #1 (Papertrey Ink), Standard Circles Small Nestabilities (Spellbinders)
Punches: Button Medium Double Embossed Punch (Martha Stewart), Lace Heart Edge Punch (Martha Stewart)
Scallop Edge Scissors
Baker's Twine: Blossom (The Twinery)
Scor-Tape: Scor-Pal
Adhesive Tape Runner: (Therm-o-web)
Pop Dots: (All Night Media)
8 comments:
cutest baby card...love the buttons!
This is ADORABLE Lisa! What a perfect combination of elements.
Lisa,
This is so cute! Love those little buttons making the scallops at the top!
Love the buttons - brilliant idea!
I really should pull that die out again, looks great!!!
This is adorable and so creative. What a great use of buttons for the scallop interest on the sketch.
Aaaaawwwww! THIS is sooooo cute! LOVE your use of paper, color and images - holy moly! THAT button border is so clever! GREAT use of the CARD PATTERNS sketch! THANKS for sharing your work with US! Great job!
Oh my goodness, is this ever precious! I love love your button trimmings at the top and a totally fantastic take on the sketch!
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