Another quick post today to join in with the Paper Smooches - Sparks Designer Drafts Challenge.
I have to admit, I was a little stuck with all the straight lines but after going thru my Paper Smooches dies stash, I realise that the 'straight lines' don't necessarily have to be 'straight lines'.......:
Oh how I love my frame dies (if you hadn't noticed already.....)!
I used the small skinny frame from Paper Smooches 'Fancy Frame Icons' and die-cut it twice from pink CS and white CS. I glued them together to give them a little dimension and then adhered to the card front. I then used one of the other frame dies to die-cut once from yellow CS and twice from white CS. These were all stuck together. I stamped the sentiment from Paper Smooches 'Uplifters' in black and then popped the frame over it on foam tape. A scattering of Tiny Hearts (dies also from Paper Smooches), covered in Wink of Stella to give it a hint of sparkle.
Its still raining outside so time to make another card before school pick up. Although Bella is looking at me with a look on her face of 'when are we going for a walk??'. Will have to take her for an extra, extra big wander tomorrow, wish I could just explain that her......
Take care
Shona
Cute! I love how you made it ur own!
ReplyDeleteOh, for goodness' sakes....look at you with this incredibly innovative take on the sketch! I took one look and headed the opposite direction...didn't even 'think' about alternatives to the stripes! Your frames are awesome...and I won't ever tire of seeing you use them! Winner, winner in my books!
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Seriously? This is fabulous. No one but you would have thought to use these awesome frames.
ReplyDeleteyay cute take on the sketch Shona
ReplyDeleteI love the color the pastel color on it
awesome idea Shona
Totally agree a very creative take on the sketch. Its so perfectly clean and simple and gorgeous. Love those frames so much I had to order one off trademe. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat use of frames. Must admit I've got a couple of dies hanging around - never thought to use them this way. :)
ReplyDeleteSo clever, Shona ... what brilliant use of those frames ... so pretty ... and what a fantastic sentiment! Anita :)
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