2 Sketches 4 You - Laura's sketch #33 - Hi card!

Good Morning Everyone!

Hope your Monday is kicking off to an awesome start! Laura has an awesome sketch for us over at 2 Sketches 4 You and the sponser this week is a really cool company called EAD designs and we got to try some of their Scrapbooking Vinyl Rub Ons - and holy smokes - how cool are these!!! I LOVE how easy they were to transfer onto the card and they come in a TON of colors and different images. I got to try their Cottage Vinyl Rub Ons and I love all the images in this set! 

I picked the tree image and transferred it onto the orange DP and then cut it out and added dimensionals to it to adhere it to the card. I went with some funky-ish colors totally loved playing around with the sketch elements and colors:

Card Details:

Paper: scrap stash (my buddy Siobhan would be so proud! :)

Accessories: EAD Scrapbooking Vinyl rubons: Cottage vinyl rub on, spellbinders, K&Co rhinestones, red embroidery thread, corner rounder, paper piercer, circle cutting system from CM, wave cutter from CM,

Sketch: Laura Davis sketch #33 from 2 Sketches 4 You

I loved playing along with this sketch and hope that you all have a chance to play along! The card of the week from this week's challenge has the chance of being a guest designer for next week! So come on and play along!!! 

Can't wait to see all your lovely creations! Hope you have a happy start to your week! 

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Big hugs!

Sankari :)

Happy Holiday Card

Hi All,

So today I made a card that wasn't for a challenge!! Wow! It felt good just to make a card and I loved this sketch from Jen that she created a few weeks ago that I had to make another card using the same sketch. 

This was an almost no stamp card! The only thing that was stamped was the design in the pink DP, in VersaMark and then embossed in clear EP. The sentiment is a rub-on, and the stockings were from DP and then stickled. Oh and some liquid applique for the "fuzzy" part of the stockings. And then they were hung with care on a piece of rolled cardstock. 

I felt a little relief in making something x-mas-y after a slew of b-day cards. I am just so amazed at how quickly the month of August is flying by - and then its September - which is one of my favorite months (can you guess why?!). 

Alright - tomorrow is a big day - so I bid ye adieu and goodnight!

Sleep tight!

Thanks for coming over for a visit!

Sankari

Card Recipe:

Paper - DCVW

Stamps - Beyond the Basics from Stampin Up! (for the background)

Ink - VersMark

Accessories - Clear EP, Metallic brads from (?), Ribbon (Offray), Stickles (Gold)