Good Morning!
I got caught up on all my stamping responsibilities yesterday and was able to play along with the SCS sketch! Yeah! This is a SU! only card that measures 5 x 5. I don't know what I'm going to do when my Georgia Peach dp is all gone :(
Stamps: Flight of the Butterfly; Cardstock: Old Olive, So Saffron, Regal Rose, WW and Georgia Peach DP; Inks: Old Olive, So Saffron, Regal Rose; Accessories: Eyelet Border Punch, So Saffron Ribbon, Flower Fusion, Flower Trio Punch, Silver Brad, Mat pack and Paper piercer, DimensionalsThis card was made using an H & M Stamp set called Seeds of Kindness.
Stamps: Seeds of Kindness; Cardstock: PTI white, Choc chip and Parisian Breeze Specialty DP; Inks: Baja and Choc chip; Accessories: Baja Ribbon, May Arts Ribbon, Oval Punch, Silver Brads, Mat pack and Paper piercer, Eyelet Border punch, DimensionalsThanks for stopping by today!
24 comments:
LOVE how every word on that first card is a different color! That looks great!!
So pretty--you have such a great eye for detail!
Dawn these are absolutely GORGEOUS, love the colors on both!!!
Thse are amazing! How different they look even with the same sketch!!
This is probably a silly question but how do you get your paper piercings so straight? Do you use a template of some sort? If so, would you mind sharing what its called and where you got it. I love the piercing look but have no idea how to do it. Thanks!
Both cards are lovely Dawn, I love your paper. Hugs Cindy
ooooh, wonderful, Dawn! I never did get that Georgia Peach DSP ... Both cards are beautiful for the colouring and details!
Wowzers Dawn, they are both so awesome, I love the DS paper on both, you know I love that butterfly set!!!
Why would your Georgia Peach DP be all gone – you can’t order more…? Oh, is that part of the thing where SU! retires colors or something? That sucks if you can’t get more of that – it is a really pretty color for sure. Love the blue and brown together too – and the ribbon treatment you got goin’ on there.
Dawn, I love all your creations. They are very carefully made! God bless your hands !!
Love,
Odette
WOW, these are GORGEOUS. Love the vibrancy of the first card and the simple elegance of the second. Your work is always so remarkable. TFS.
These are fabulous Dawn!! I love the way you did the sentiment on the first one, so colorful and fun!! Beautiful take on the challenge, both of them!! And yes, I played along again this week - whoohoo! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
Love them both!! Totally different colors but they are both awesome!!
Hugs, Kelly
Dawn, these are both FANTASTIC!! The colors are fab on both!!
Love both of your sketch cards Dawn! How different they both look just by using different colors!
I also really love how you did your words on the first card Dawn...how do you do that anyway? Do you have to do them one at a time? Both cards are gorgeous!! :)
I love what you've done with the sketch, Dawn!! Both cards are gorgeous, and I love the papers and images you used...and your perfect details!!
Hey Dawn! I always feel that way when I'm running low on a SU retired dp. Arggh! That's the reason I use my SU dps very sparingly. I think I still have dps from 3 years ago! LOL!
Love both of your cards. . so pretty. The layout on your first card is fantastic and I'm lovin' the color combo on your second card. I really need to join the SCS challenges! I always say I will but never do! Arggh!
Maria
I really Love that Butterfly one. It's bright and very cheery.
I know I saw it on SCS yesterday and left a comment on it.
Love that colorful sentiment you've got going, Dawn! Every time I see that DP, I think of YOU!!! :)
Isn't it fun to stamp just for you!!! I am sooo lovin both your sketch challenge cards...awesome stamps, papers, and such beautiful details!!!
very pretty cards, Dawn! Love the color in that Georgia Peach DSP!
stunning creations - so elegant
-x-
Oh Dawn, I SOOOO enjoy visiting your blog! Such inspiring talent and EYE CANDY! The first card has such YUMMY colors and the second card is so soothing with the Baja Breeze and brown!! TFS!!! Michelle :)
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