Narell and the design team at Freshly Made Sketches have posted another beautiful sketch. I liked the clean and simple design of the sketch, so I decided to use it for a get well card I was planning on making. Here's this week's sketch:
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HERE IS MY CARD:
I pulled a stamp set from my collection called Cheerful Basket to use as the focal point for my card. Here is my version of the sketch:
SUPPLIES USED:
Stamps, Dies and Embossing Folders:
- Cheerful Basket #158674R Stampin' Up!
- Sincere Salutations Salutations (R) Stampin' Up!
- Sending Dies for the sentiment strip #159271
- Layering Squares Dies #14708(R)
- Cross Hatch from the Online Exclusives Embossing Folder set
- Whisper White 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" for base scored at 4 1/4"
- Whisper White Mats for front and inside. Front mat 5" x 3 3/4" and Inside 5" x 3 3/4"
- Sweet Sorbet for mats on the front and inside cut 2 at 5 1/4" x 4" 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" square for DSP mat.
- Scrap of Granny Apple green for sentiment mat
- DSP scrap Incolor 2022-2024 Sweet Sorbet plaid design cut out with 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" scalloped square die.
- Momento Tuxedo Black ink to stamp images and for sentiments
- Stampin' Blends:
- Apples - Sweet Sorbet, Real Read, Petal Pink, Dark Cherry Cobbler, Granny Apple Green for leaves
- Kitten - Granite Grey light and dard, White Color Lifter, Smokey Slate and Petal Pink.
- Basket - Crumb Cake L&D, Pecan Pie (L&D) Early Espresso (D)
Sincere Salutations was one of the first stamp sets I bought from Stampin' Up! back in 2006 when I joined, and although it's retired I'm still using it to this day. |
Cheerful Baskets #158674R |
I covered the surface of the apples once they were coloured with blends, with a glazing product called Nuvo Drops. This makes the surface shine and look like real little apples. What fun! |
Penny Hanuszak, CDN Stampin' Up! Demo since 2006