Showing posts with label Die Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Die Challenge. Show all posts

Friday, 5 October 2012

A Die For A Sketch - Challenge #5

Hello, friends!
Can you believe that it's already the 5th of October? Yikes! Where is the time going? So, with the 5th day of the month comes a fun new Sketch Challenge over at A Die For A Sketch! Thank you again, to all of you who have linked up your lovely creations, and to those of you who are following our blog. There is more fun ahead! Here is the fabulous new sketch:


This time I made a Fall card! I had lots of fun colouring up this sweet Jellypark image that I won in a recent challenge  . I also used a new Tim Holtz die to cut out the leaves. This card really expresses the way I feel about the season! :o)


Materials Used:
Papers: Basic Grey - Indian Summer;
Dies: Spellbinders Nestabilities - Standard Circles (LG),
Tim Holtz Alterations Sizzlits Decorative Strip - Autumn Gatherings;
Stamp: Stampin' Up - Harvest Happiness;
Punch: Stampin' Up - Oval;
Ink: Stampin' Up - Basic Brown,
Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Walnut Stain;
Digital Image: Jellypark - Jumping in Autumn Leaves;
(You can find Jellypark HERE)
Prismacolor Pencils and Odorless Mineral Spirits;
Unknown Brads. 

 Pop on over to A Die For A Sketch HERE and take a look at what the rest of the Design Team has made!
 Then make a project; a card, a layout in any size, a gift bag, and link it up by November 4th!
The only rules are to use the sketch and a die...and have lots of fun! :o)




Wednesday, 5 September 2012

A Die For A Sketch - Challenge #4

Hello, my friends! Welcome to Challenge #4 of A Die For A Sketch! Another big "thank you" to all of you who have joined us by linking up, following our blog, or just popping in to take a look! We appreciate all your wonderful support! We have another really fun sketch this time around, and here it is:


Since the last layout I made was so serious, I was ready to make a fun one!
 Looking at this 8 X 8 layout makes me smile but reading the quote makes me laugh out loud! I hope you do too! :o)


I used the scalloped circle die and popped up the center of the daisy. 
It gives it some fun dimension as shown in this photo:


Materials Used:
Papers: MM Scrapbook Pad - Eliza;
Dies: Spellbinders Nestabilities - Curved Rectangles,
Classic Scalloped Circles LG;
Tool: WRMK Sew Ribbon - Scallop;
My Stash: Ribbon, Pearls.
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Pop on over to A Die For A Sketch HERE and take a look at what the rest of the Design Team has made!
 Then make a project; a card, a layout in any size, a gift bag, and link it up by October 5th!
The only rules are to use the sketch and a die...and have lots of fun!

Thursday, 5 July 2012

A Die For A Sketch - Challenge No 2

Hello, my friends! Can you believe a month has already passed since Challenge No 1 at A Die For A Sketch! A special thank you to all of you that linked up a project! Another thank you to everyone that just came by to take a look! We had a wonderful response for our very first round!

It was so interesting to see how many of the projects included colored images on them. Now, I know for a fact that some people do not like to color. I actually know someone who has an intense dislike for coloring. Yes, I know it's hard for some of us to understand but we will not judge them, will we? lol So it was with these people in mind that I created my card this month. There is no colored image on my card! So you see, even if you don't color you can join the fun at A Die For A Sketch. Remember the rules are simple; follow the sketch and use a die!

So here is the sketch for Challenge No 2:


Here is my card! I guess I must confess to a tiny bit of coloring. I used my Versamark pen to color some bits of the teacup. Then I heat embossed it with gold embossing powder so it would look like one of my special china teacups. I'm afraid it was difficult to get it to show properly in a photo. We've had such crazy storms around here the lighting has been interesting. The doily behind the teacup was misted with Ranger Perfect Pearl Mist so it shimmers beautifully. The pretty corners are an old Cuttlebug die. The wonderful sentiment that inspired this card is from my most recent card kit from Simon Says Stamp. 

If you like to color...or not...I hope to see you join us this month for Challenge No 2! :o)


Papers: Prima - Romanitque Collection, Colorbok Cardstock;
Ink: Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Walnut Stain;
Mist: Ranger Perfect Pearl Mist - interference red;
Dies: Provo Craft Cuttlebug Dies - Vintage,
MM Slice Design Card - Grandma's Attic;
Stamp: Simon Says Stamp - Absolutely Delightful Stamp Set;
Seam Binding, Pearls, Doily - From My Stash.




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