Hello friends! I am taking part in another Stamping Inkspirations Blog Hop today. This is the first one for 2022 and I am excited to do all of them this year (fingers crossed!).
This month's inspiration is a sketch challenge. There are 28 of us taking part this month so it will be fun to see how everyone interprets the challenge. Here is the sketch of what we were to use to create our cards.
I wanted to use the Heart & Home DSP so that is how I came up with the colours I used. I started with the piece of DSP and matted it with a piece of Garden Green cardstock.
Next I embossed a piece of Basic White cardstock using the Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing Folder. I wrapped a piece of Pale Papaya and White Woven Ribbon around the embossed cardstock along the left edge and secured it at the back using scotch tape. For my scalloped piece, I used the scalloped die from the Penned Flowers Dies set and cut it from some Garden Green cardstock. I attached this at the bottom edge of the embossed cardstock using Tombo multipurpose adhesive. I then attached this embossed piece to a Pale Papaya card base. I attached the DSP piece to the card front using dimensionals.
I stamped my sentiment from the Blessings of Home stamp using Tuxedo Black Memento ink on a piece of Basic White cardstock. The whole stamp actually says "Thank You for inspiring me" but I only wanted the Thank You portion of the stamp. Rather than cut my stamp up, I used a masking technique. I placed a piece of tape across the lower part of the stamp that I didn't want and inked up the stamp. I removed the tape and stamped the image onto my cardstock. It is very important to remember to remove the tape before stamping or you will end up with your image and a big blob where the tape picked up the ink. I have done this and it is not fun! I used a die from the Ornate Frames Dies set to cut out my sentiment. I added this to the DSP piece using dimensionals.
What I used for today's card:
Pale Papaya & White Woven Ribbon
Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing Folder
Thank you so much for stopping by today. I hope you enjoyed this card. I think I followed the sketch fairly well. I find that if I am struggling to come up with an idea, a sketch challenge is really helpful to get my mojo back.
Click on the "next blog" button and head on to Cheryl Hamilton's post (no relation).
Stay well and keep creating!
Terry
Angie McKenzie ● Susan Simpson ● Donna Lester
Karen Egan ● Terry Hamilton ● Cheryl Hamilton
Leonie Stuart ● Gez Carpenter ● Aurélie Fabre
Tricia Butts ● Susan Webster ● Jill Chapman
Sue Allen ● Jan Musselman ● Chris Smith
Jo Blackman ● Lorraine Tierney ● Marieke Bart
Elaine de Montmorency ● Sharon Hashimoto Burkert
Danielle Kassing ● Karen Henderson ● Kirsty Patrick
Mo Rootes ● Judith Patterson ● Teri West
Rochelle Laird-Smith ● Annette Ball
Great card, really lovely.
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ReplyDeleteLovely card, Terry!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a sweet card, Terry! I love the sentiments in that set and you've shared how to make them even more lovable.
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ReplyDeleteSweet card Terry, love it x
ReplyDeleteLovely card and great use of the sketch!
ReplyDeleteLove your interpretation of the sketch, Terry! Such a lovely color palette, too. xx
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card, thanks for sharing x
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