Sunny Challenge 32

Its the beginning of another challenge at Sunny Challenges and Creations and this week our sketch comes to us from Vicky.  As well as using the sketch we are to use Designer Series Paper.

I couldn’t help myself and again reached for the Everyday Enchantment Designer Series paper when making this card.  I attached a layer of Very Vanilla card stock to scored and folded Soft Suede card stock.   I punched a strip of Soft Suede card stock using the Lace Ribbon Border Punch, attached it behind a piece of Poppy Parade Designer Series Paper and then to the card front.  I attached two different patterns from the Everyday Enchantment Designer Series paper  to Soft Suede.  I stamped the stem from Field Flowers stamp set onto Very Vanilla card stock using Lucky Limeade ink.  The small flower was stamped onto the image panel using Calypso Coral ink.  I did stamp the small solid flower onto scrap paper first to give a lighter impression.  The image panel was also attached to Soft Suede card stock. I attached the image panel to the two designer series panels and then wrapped with Lucky Limeade 1/8″ Organdy Ribbon.  I added an Everyday Enchantment Printed Designer Brad over the ribbon and then this whole piece was attached to the card front.  I stamped the large solid flower onto scrap Very Vanilla card stock, making sure that the solid image was stamped onto scrap paper first to give a lighter impression.  I image was cut out and attached to the image panel using SNAIL.  I cut Poppy Parade card stock using the Beautiful Butterflies Embosslit and attached one of the butterflies to the card front using dimensionals under the wings and a Mini Glue Dot in the centre of the body.

I truly love how easily you can create a gorgeous card using different pieces of designer paper from the same pack.

Now you need to visit Vicky and Libby to see what they have created to inspire you today.  Once you have created your card, scrapbook page or 3d item, pop over the Sunny Challenges and Creations and add your sample to Mr. Linky.

As always I am looking forward to seeing your beautiful creations.

Bye for now, Kris.