This is the card sketch challenge for
July over at Craftmad. There is a mystery prize for one lucky winner who posts a photo of their card.
Scrapbookers, there is also a
scrapbook page sketch challenge with a mystery prize.
This is my first attempt which I was loving until I decided that something was needed around the oval. For some reason I decided to go around the edge with a blue
tombow. Will have to think how I can repair this. I have used a white
leathercraft card for the base card, a layer of
Kaisercraft Cheer, Christmas Wish paper. The blue rectangle is the reverse side of the paper. I machined stitched around all the edges. Added some punched snowflakes covered in glitter and
bling. Greeting is a
Letraset rub on.
I like the finished results of this card much better. I used a cream felt card for the base card, a layer of
Kaisercraft Fun in the Sun,
Frizbee and the reverse side for the rectangle. I inked the oval here (should have done that in the first one) and added a
Letraset rub on greeting. Finished with three little
Christmas bells on a wire. Machine stitched all the edges.
This is the card sketch challenge for July over at Craftmad. There is a mystery prize for one lucky winner who posts a photo of their card. Scrapbookers, there is also a scrapbook page sketch challenge with a mystery prize. 
This is my first attempt which I was loving until I decided that something was needed around the oval. For some reason I decided to go around the edge with a blue tombow. Will have to think how I can repair this. I have used a white leathercraft card for the base card, a layer of Kaisercraft Cheer, Christmas Wish paper. The blue rectangle is the reverse side of the paper. I machined stitched around all the edges. Added some punched snowflakes covered in glitter and bling. Greeting is a Letraset rub on.
I like the finished results of this card much better. I used a cream felt card for the base card, a layer of Kaisercraft Fun in the Sun, Frizbee and the reverse side for the rectangle. I inked the oval here (should have done that in the first one) and added a Letraset rub on greeting. Finished with three little Christmas bells on a wire. Machine stitched all the edges.
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