This week's sketch challenge #684 at Atlantic Hearts has been posted. Here's the sketch:
Here's My Card:
Supplies and Instructions:
Stamps and Dies:
- Sailing Home #149457 stamps
- Smooth Sailing Dies #149576
- Stylish Shape Circle Dies
- Gone Fishing (water stamp) #161535
Cardstock and DSP:
- Start with a 8 1/2 x 5 1/2" basic white card based scored at 4 1/4
- Cut inside panel from basic white measuring 5" x 3 3/4"
- Cut a 3" x 3" piece of basic white to die cut focal circle and a scrap to stamp the sailing ship and sentiment on.
- Cut a piece of Misty Moonlight 5 1/4" x 4" and a 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" scrap for the focal mat. Die cut with 3" stitched circle die.
- Let's Go Fishing DSP #161534 Cut two pieces that measure 5 1/4" x 4". Use one piece for the inside panel. Cut the second piece into three 1 1/2"panels
Inks and Blends:
- Misty Moolight
- Secret Sea
Accessories:
- Dimensionals
Thanks for dropping by to see my rendition of this week's Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge. Leave me a note to let me know if this card inspires you to do more crafting. Until next time......
HAPPY STAMPING!PENNY TOKENS STAMPIN' SPOT
Penny Hanuszak, CDN Stampin' Up! Demo since 2006



6 comments:
Love your card Penny! Great masculine card and you totally rawked the sketch. :)
Thanks so much Sheri. Another masculine card ready to go out to my brother on his special day.
I love the background stamping on the circle, so great. I love the coastal feel of the card with the blues and whites, so fun! Thanks for playing along with the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC).
Brandi R.
DT member AHSC
crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca
Beautiful selection on paper for your back strips, and the compass stamp is perfect for the sailboat background! Great design, Penny. Thank you for joining the challenge at Atlantic Hearts.
Thanks for your comment about the background stamping on the circle. It's something I forget to do sometimes but I think it adds a nice touch.
Thanks so much for your comment Dena. Glad you liked the paper selection, and the compass stamp. Appreciated it.
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