Best every - Soda-lightful

I am back and today I have a card I created for this week's Freshly Made Sketches challenge. I got out my Stampin' Up! Bright and Bold DSP. I was drawn to this star paper and knew it would pair great with the Simply Sparkling stamp and die cut set. 

Products Used:

 

Paper:

- Bright and Bold DSP

 

Stamps:

- 161449 Simply Sparkling

 

Ink:

- Intense Black (retired CTMH)

Thin Cuts:

- 162870 Simply Sparkling die cuts

 

Thanks for stopping by my blog today, I welcome any feedback. If you want help purchasing any of the products mentioned in my post today, please contact your local Stampin’ Up! demonstrator. If you do not have a Stampin’ Up! and are in Canada, I can assist you in ordering. You can also follow me on Facebook by clicking here!

 

To play along with our challenge today at Freshly Made Sketches, click here for all the information and entry requirements for this challenge. 

 

Until next time, happy crafting!

Brandi

Vintage Skates - Freshly Made Sketches #645

Hello! A Sunday night blog post from me! I have not been crafting as much as I would like due to an illness that has just kept going through our house since the beginning of July, I went down sick first at the beginning of July and was sick again the last few days, I felt better today and I had a new stamp and die cut set from Stampin' Up! that I have been so anxious and excited to play with that as soon as I felt up to it today, I was down at my table getting my craft on and playing with it. The ironic thing is I am a summer-loving girl and I want no mention of Christmas or even fall and winter until I enjoy summer to the fullest and I the anti-Christmas anything until I absolutely have to.... I made a Christmas card in July! I love Christmas and all the trappings but growing up in warm weather states and now living in snowy wintery Canada, I relish every minute of summer!

As you can see this is being submitted for the Freshly Made Sketches challenge, I finally got a card done in time to submit, yeah me! 

Products Used: (all Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted)

 

Paper:

- 164324 Season of Green and Gold 

- Pine, Charcoal, White Daisy and Colonial White Cardstock (both retired CTMH)

 

Stamps:

- 164340 Sofisiticated Sled

 

Ink:

 

Markers:

 

Die Cuts:

-  164133 Sophisticated Sled (available with the stamp set in a bundle at a saving with item number 164134

- Evergreen Cardmaking Stamp + Thin Cut (retired CTMH)

 

 

Thanks for stopping by my blog today, I welcome any feedback. If you want help purchasing any of the products mentioned in my post today, please contact your local Stampin’ Up! demonstrator. If you do not have a Stampin’ Up! and are in Canada, I can assist you in ordering. You can also follow me on Facebook by clicking here!

Get Your Spook On - Freshly Made

Hello! Today I have a Halloween card for you, as I have mentioned in previous posts I am making some Halloween cards for my mother in law and her friends to send to their grandchildren. I decided to check out Freshly Made Sketches for some inspiration on the current card I am working on. 

Above is the sketch that I used and below is my card I tried to stay super close to the sketch but it was a lot of white space for me, which I love on others projects feel like mine look so silly. I added some ink sponging to fill up some space and add colours but not with paper or bulk.

Products Used:

Paper:

- Spooktacular (retired)

- White Daisy cardstock

Ink:

- Lemonade

- Nectarine

Tri-Blend Markers

- Purple Blend

- Brown Grey Shades

- Light Yellow Blend

Stamp:

- D1439 Spook Alley (retired)

Embellishments:

- Z3314 Dots - Black & White

Thanks for stopping by my blog today, I welcome any and all feedback. If you would like help with purchasing any of the products mentioned my post today, please contact your local CTMH Maker. If you do not have a CTMH Maker and are in Canada I can absolutely assist you in ordering. If you are in the United States, New Zealand or Australia, I can help you locate a Maker local to you for ordering. 

Until next time, happy crafting!

Brandi