Today has been such a peaceful day. We went for a walk around Mill Lake, did some shopping, came home, handled a few chores and then drum roll please.......... I had three glorious, undisturbed hours of stamping time, while my hubby watched golf. Yeah! Got to love golf! What a great day!
To make the most of my creative time I looked for some sketch challenges that would be quick and easy to do, and I came across this one from Freshly Made Sketches which fit the bill. The design has simple lines and you can do what you want with it, but the twist is to keep your project as clean-lined and fresh as possible.
This is a very special challenge for Freshly Made Sketches as it marks their 200th sketch challenge! That's quite a feat and they are really celebrating! To thank everyone who's participated in their past sketch challenges they've gathered together some of the best known companies from the crafting community as sponsors for this week's challenge. How wonderful is that?
Here's My Card:
Originally I planned to use a White on White theme for my floral birthday card, but in looking at the design team and other samples, I realized that several other crafters had already gone that route, so I opted to use white and a solid colour. I chose to work with Elegant Eggplant and Whisper White.
Stamps: Basic Butterfly and You've Got This
Inks & Markers: Elegant Eggplant, Perfect Plum, Always Artichoke, Old Olive Assortment of Blendabilities.
Card Stock: Whisper White and Elegant Eggplant
Accessories: Detail Scissors, Stylus, Paper Trimmer,
Blender Pen, Dimensionals, Basic Rhinestones and Tom Bow Glue
Thanks for dropping by today. I hope you liked my clean and simple birthday card.
Happy Stamping!
Penny Tokens
5 comments:
Beautiful card Penny! Love those rich flowers! They're so beautifully coloured! Great background as well! Thanks for joining us for our 200th sketch celebration at Freshly Made Sketches!
Your flowers are lovely......beautiful card! Thank you for helping us celebrate 200 at Freshly Made Sketches!
Love the detail on this card Penny and of course...anything purple is my fave!!! ;)
What a beautiful card Penny. I loved the flower design and your colors. What a great way using the stylus to make the flowers pop out! I will have to remember that technique. You have definitely made a clean and simple card awesome!
Thanks Heather for visiting and for your nice comments on my card. Yes, the stylus is a great way to add dimension to the flowers as it softens up the fibers and puffs out the flower images when used on the reverse side of the flower. You'll have to try it and let me know how it worked for you.
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