Sunday, April 8, 2012

Challenge Entry: Mojo Monday 235

It's been a while since I last played along with a Mojo Monday Challenge.  And so, this is me joining in on the fun! :)

Here is my card.


And here is the sketch.


I used DP from a Heidi Grace Designs paper pack. The blue cardstock matting, I ran through my Cuttlebug with a swiss dot embossing folder. The butterfly is punched out of a Martha Stewart puncher.  The pearls on the butterfly is by KaiserCraft. The focal point is an MFT Die-namincs die cut.  And I used the negative, too! :)  The ribbon is American Crafts.  The sentiment is from a Hero Arts clear stamp. 

I am also submitting my card project to these challenges - 
2 - Totally Paper Crafts Challenge #111 - Bingo - I went with the bottom horizontal - Blue, Ribbon, Pearls.



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365 Cards: Day 39 - Super Sketchy Sunday (Sketch by Pam Maas)

Welcome to another great week for card making at the 365 Cards Challenge!  This week, we will be playing with cute digis from Robyn's Fetish.


And of course, we have Pam's great sketch to challenge us with.  Here it is.

I made a very simple card with an Easter theme.  It is Easter after all, and so this is my way of greeting you all a Happy Easter! :)



Okay, now "hop" on over to the other Sunday girls' cards for more inspiration.



After that, it's your turn to link up your cards to the challenge blog! We look forward to seeing your wonderful card creations!

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Other challenges for my card.






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Challenge Entry: Simply Anya - I Miss You Dearly

I am joining in on the fun over at The Greeting Farm Blog for their FFF Challenge.  It's a "Good things come in small packages" challenges where we must create a 4x4 card.

Here is my card using Simply Anya.  It's another of my monochromatic CAS cards.


The paper is a shiny one from Sei (too bad it does not look as pretty as in actual).  The die cut is MFT.  I used both the positive and negative of the cut. The sentiment is from American Crafts stamped in with a Memento Brilliance ink.  Some pink rhinestones for accent.  And a pop of pink on Anya's cheeks with my Copics.

I hope you like what you saw here today. Leave me some love.

And some more challenges for my card includes -
1 - Crafty Catz Weekly Challenge - Challenge #127 - CAS
2 - Penny Black and More Challenges - April Challenge - Oh So Cute


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Friday, April 6, 2012

CCCC: Challenge #10 - Pearls and Lace

Happy Easter to all! While there are Easter and Spring challenges left and right, we at CCCC decided to do something else this fortnight.

CHALLENGE #10 - PEARLS & LACE

We are kindly sponsored by Sassy Studios and they sent us pretty digis to play with.
My card for you this time showcases the Victorian Beauty digi.  Isn't she pretty? :)


And here is my card.



Pop over to the blog to see what the DT has in store for you, and then it's your turn to link up your cards! Do remember to stick to the theme! Digi Stamp Prizers are up for grabs. :)

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Other challenges for my card.
1 - PaperPlay Challenge - Shaped Card
2 - Kaboodle Doodles - Anything but a Rectangle
3 - Truly Scrumptious - Use Lace on Your Creation


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Challenge Entry: Priceless Card

I've been in some sort of hiatus for a while. And it's a bit difficult to get the mojo flowing back.  So here's a warm up card.  It's a CAS card and I made it under 30 minutes.



I used a (modified) sketch from Card Patterns.


And I was inspired by these suggested techniques from -

1 - Paper Play Challenges - Shaped Card
2 - Kaboodle Doodles - Anything But a Rectangle
3 - Truly Scrumptious - Use Lace on Your Card
4 - Moxie Fab World - Practical Solutions: The DIY Embellies Challenge
The focal point of my card is the "tag" on the centre.  The oval doily is a die cut I cut out of my Cuttlebug with a MFT Die-namics die.  I punched vertical slots on the short sides of it with my EK Success puncher.  I stamped an image from an Inkadinkado clear stamp set.  Then a slipped a Really Reasonable Ribbon lace through the vertical slots.  I liked how it turned out. :)

Thanks for dropping by today.




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