It’s Thursday and the day to play with Create with Connie and Mary.
This week it’s a cool sketch challenge. We alternate them.
So…..pondering this one. I had the new Envelope Paper setting out…….let’s go with that! I came up with this fabulous card –
Nice, huh? It’s SOO fun I think!
It uses minimal stampin too!
I think these bold framelit words are going to be a favorite of mine. I already made three cards using them! I love the added rhinestone bling here too! Just the right touch.
So, what you think? Leave some love.
Then head over to Create with Connie and Mary, see what the others have created, and PLAY along. This one is a great out of the box sketch. I love what all the team has done with it!
Supplies used –
- Stamps – Greatest Greetings
- DSP – 2016-2018 In-Color Envelope Paper
- Dies – Sunshine Wishes Thinlits
- Punches – Washi Label (R)
- Card Stock – Very Vanilla, Flirty Flamingo,
- Ink – Flirty Flamingo
- Other – Basic Rhinestone Jewels
Happy Stampin’
Libby
Super simple and really fun! Love the bright colors!
Thanks! This was an awesome sketch this week!
Great idea to use the envelope paper! Love the die cut sentiment too!
I thinks its a great alternative to DSP – if I like the patterns – I use it a lot. Glad you stopped by to leave a comment Sharon!
What an awesome way to show off our new colors!
I’ll need it later for my open house! Thanks for stopping by Jennifer!
What a fab use of the pattern on the envelope paper Libby – I love the geometrical pattern you created using the sketch shapes. I’m in love with the diecut too – this was the first thing on my wishlist, I am a totally sucker for a diecut sentiment!!
You’re right Joanne – makes card creatin’ really quick and easy too!
Love, love, love the geometric patterns in this diamond shape! Great choice and great result!
Thanks, Chris! I’m glad you liked it. It turned out rather well!
Love the colours. I hand’t really noticed the envelope paper before but it looks lovely! Great idea to use it for the sketch! Great card!
Thanks Tracy – it’s a nice addition to DSP!