My cards use a sketch I jotted down from my GF Silke's blog awhile ago. But, I didn't write down where it came from -oops! Anyway, I made 2 cards using the sketch. I love how versitile it is. This first one is a Christmas card using my FAV ornament from the Bright and Merry Wishes set. See that Martha Stewart stars border punch? I bought it by mistake thinking it was the snowflake punch (it is actually stars), but I really LOVE it!! When you punch, it leaves little stars and I used them to adorn the ornament -oh it made me so happy!! The pattern paper is Basic Grey Eskimo Kisses and the ribbon is PTI's sweet blush satin dots.
This next card I made for my mom's birthday. I just love this image, it's from the June KOM, Perfect in Every Way -how whimsical and fun! The sentiment is Verve and the pattern paper is K&Company, Que Sera Sera.Thanks for stopping by! Come back Sunday for another addition of Hope Stamps Eternal Cupcake Inspiration Challenge!
Stamps - Mery and Bright Wishes (Unity)
Paper - Vintage Cream, Spring Rain, Eskimo Kisses (Basic Grey)
Ink - Versamark
Ink - Versamark
Accessories - Silver EP, vintage button from my granny's tin, satin ribbon, silver pearls, copic markers, Word window punch, siler cord, Score-Pal
Ink - Memento Tuxedo Black
Paper - White, Pink Pirouette, K&Company- Que Sera Sera.
Accessories - Score-Pal, Swiss Dots Cuttlebug folder, Sweet Pea Kaiser Rhinestones, silver pearls, silver cord, Spring Moss Satin ribbon (PTI) and copic markers
Paper - White, Pink Pirouette, K&Company- Que Sera Sera.
Accessories - Score-Pal, Swiss Dots Cuttlebug folder, Sweet Pea Kaiser Rhinestones, silver pearls, silver cord, Spring Moss Satin ribbon (PTI) and copic markers






Thanks for stopping by and stay tuned tomorrow for some Friends with Flair Unity goodness!!

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Honestly, I had a bit of trouble with these cuppies. The witches were not really my thing, so I took my inspiration from the black on them and used black as my layering/accent color and here's what I came up with.









