It's time for another Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge! Today's card using Karen's sketch was created for my brother since his birthday is this coming Wednesday. I used the stamp sets Lovely As a Tree and the retired stamp set Wonderful Words. I colored this tree image two times once with chalk and another time with an aqua brush and in the end decide I liked it best just stamped in Chocolate Chip ink.
Supplies: Lovely As a Tree, Wonderful Words, Sweet Pea DSP, Ribbon, Linen Thread, Circle punches, Brads, Pop dots. Colors: Chocolate Chip, Old Olive, So Saffron.
To play along create a card using Karen's Sweet Sunday Sketch, then go to Karen’s blog The Sweetest Thing and link your card so we can all see your creation!
Be sure to visit each of the Sweet Sunday Stampers below for more samples using this week’s sketch!
Joanne Basile: ...just a little something
Karen Motz: Paper Playhouse
Laura Fredrickson: Scrapnextras
Sarah-Jane Kale': Janeybell
Vicki Burdick: It's a Stamp Thing
Nancy Riley: iStamp
Jen Tapler: Jen Tapler Designs
On a personal note, I haven't been blogging much lately because not only have I been getting over a bad cold/cough and have been chauffeuring my kids around to track, drivers training, dance class, preschool and every other place in between but I've started reading again. Over the last three weeks I've read six books and now I've started reading the Outlander series which is really good. So please be patient with me I will be sharing more projects very soon.
Thank you for your visit.
Nancy Riley: iStamp
Jen Tapler: Jen Tapler Designs
On a personal note, I haven't been blogging much lately because not only have I been getting over a bad cold/cough and have been chauffeuring my kids around to track, drivers training, dance class, preschool and every other place in between but I've started reading again. Over the last three weeks I've read six books and now I've started reading the Outlander series which is really good. So please be patient with me I will be sharing more projects very soon.
Thank you for your visit.
Love this card. Fabulous job:)
ReplyDeleteWow, Lynn... a masculine card... good for you! They're soooo difficult for me! Nice job : )
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh when I found out you are reading the Outlander series. I've read them all and am currently reading 'An Echo in the Bone'. For some reason, it's taking me forever! But overall they're really good books (just not my typical genre). Enjoy!
I've missed your beautiful work... I do the same thing when I read! Everything else is forgotten except for the book in hand! Lovely card!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn! What a great masculine birthday card! I love the colours and the way you added the little pinecone on the small circle. So sweet!
ReplyDeleteI hope I get the chance to play along!
Lesley :)
This is handsomely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove this Lynn!! Very masculine! Now stop reading and get to stamping, I miss ya!!! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI love this! What a perfect masculine card - love the trees! So happy you are taking time to read - I miss that!
ReplyDeleteWOW Lynn...this is GREAT! I haven't pulled out that set in ages...and it is such a classic!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! LOVE the trees! It would also be fabulous for fall/Thanksgiving! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job ... as always, Lynn! Enjoy your reading! We'll be here when you get back!
ReplyDeletePerfect in every way.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this is positively priceless.
ReplyDeletei agree with nancy...we'll all be here when you're finished. around here, i'd savor time for reading...it's more like time for baseball with both boys playing! I love how you took a sketch that had a flower on it and turned it into a wonderfully masculine card...the hardest kind to make! great job.
ReplyDeleteI love that background paper!!!! Really good masculine card! They are so hard for me to do =)
ReplyDeleteWonderful masculine card! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHello Lynn, and Congrats! I am giving you the Sunshine award! for all your amazing talents! to find out more of what I wrote about you, or to find out more about the award please see my blog at http://www.gettincrafty.com
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your talents with us! Inky hugs,Cristena
Lynn, I'm giving you the Sunshine Award for being such a talented artist and consistent contributor on the web. I LOVE your sense of color and style and look forward to your postings! Your Sweet Sunday Sketch interpretations are always a favorite!
ReplyDeleteYou can see the award at http://lindaspapergarden.com. Thank you for your daily inspiration!