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Moonlight and Wetlands

September 29, 2014

Along with MaryJo’s sketch challenges I love the sketches that the design team at Freshly Made Sketches put together and I do try to play along as often as possible.

FMS Final 155-001I embossed Whisper White card with the Decorative Dots Embossing Folder and attached it to scored and folded Blackberry Bliss card.  I added a strip of designer series paper from the Moonlight Designer Series Paper Stack to the left hand side.

0134I inked the goose from the Wetlands stamp set using Blackberry Bliss and Old Olive Stampin’ Write Markers and stamped onto Whisper White card which I cut using the Circle Framelits Dies.  I attached the image to a circle of Soft Sky card and then the card front using dimensionals.  Lastly I tied a bow in a length of Blackberry Bliss 1/2″ Stitched Satin Ribbon and attached it to the top of the image panel using a Glue Dot.

0144The Soft Sky card is actually a square which is punched using the Scallop Tag Topper Punch and then cut using a Circle Framelit Die, to leave the scallop tag topper shape in place.

0064Inside I stamped the reed image from the Wetlands stamp set onto Whisper White card using Blackberry Bliss ink.  I embossed Whisper White card as before, added a strip of Blackberry Bliss card and attached it over the bottom of the stamped image.

0154Since this card turned out so pretty, we will be making it in one of my upcoming classes at the Retirement Village.

Bye for now,

Kris

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2 Comments leave one →
  1. September 30, 2014 1:04 am

    I love how you cut out the mat for the focal image — a very clever use of different framelits. And your color combination is very pretty. Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!

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  2. September 30, 2014 6:44 am

    Super cute way to use the tag/framelit and this card is lovely! Glad you joined us this week at FMS!

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