Thanks

Hello. Playing in the Freshly Made Sketch today with this card.

I created a 4x5 master board of torn book pages, added some gesso, PaperArtsy Infusions, and Kamenskaya liquid gilding. then cut it up for this sketch.  Up close you can see all the cool dimension and colors in the rectangles. 

I used Tim Holtz metallic classics as a layer behind and also to cut out the Thanks die from Spellbinders.  

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Thanks - TSOT#684

Hello and welcome back to another sketch challenge over at Try a Sketch on Tuesdays.  

The background stamp is from Andy Skinner at Creative Expressions.  I stamped it in Antique Linen oxide ink onto cream cardstock and cut out the panels.  The wreath die is from Tim Holtz, Sizzix line.  I used some leftover leaves that I had sitting in my stash and added them on.  The Thanks is a die from Spellbinders.  

Here is the link to join in on the challenge. Not only here, but you can also combine your card with our sister challenge here.

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Thanks

Hello. I'm playing in the Tic Tac Toe challenge today with this tag.  It covers the left and rows of the TTT grid.

I stamped the background leaf stamp and heat embossed it in white.  Then used watercolors to bring out some of the leaves.  The thanks sentiment is from Spellbinders.  I used a bit of black twine to wrap around the tag and to tie off the green ribbon at the top. 

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Mixing it up

Hello. Playing in the Freshly Made Sketch challenge today with a mixed media thanks card. 

I cut and inked up some worn and weathered designer paper from creative expressions to go with the sketch. I added a bit of script stamping to the grey panel and decided it needed some heat embossing to stand out a bit more. The "thanks" die is from Spellbinders. 

Rub on stitching from 49 and market is used along the left panel and lastly, added a medallion cut out for further interest (TH stamp). Added some black ink splatters, just because I could.  

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Thanks SSC335

Hello and welcome to another challenge over at Sunday Stamps.  Here is what I made using the inspiration color prompt photo.

 

I used a few Dies from Concord & 9th, Sizzix and Spellbinders and went with the color palette below. 

Here is the inspiration photo for colors or use the photo. 

 

Link up here. Sunday Stamps

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Thanks

Hello everyone!

Wanted to share this watercolored thanks card that I created with distress inks. This was inspired by a video done by Dawn over at WPlus9. 

The pine branch with the pinecone is from Simon Says Stamp. I also used a script background stamp from MFT to add a bit of interest to it. The dot stitched background die is from A Jillian Vance Design.

The thanks die is from the Spellbinders set by Yana called layer script sentiments. I used some cream-colored velum on the shadow. 

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Thank you very much

Hello and Welcome to another Fusion Card Challenge, where you can use the sketch or the photo or both. Here is what I did with it.

 Dies are from Spellbinders, stentiment is from The Ton.

Please check out the Design Team’s creations for this challenge, once again, they have knocked it out of the park. 

Betty J . Clarie Grantham . Jeanne Jachna . Jen Mitchell  . Karren Johnson . Linda Callahan . Lyndal Higgins  . Michelle Leone . Michelle Lupton . Tristan Dawes . Wanda Cullen .  Natalie Walsh

 

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Just for you

Hi everyone. There is a new sketch challenge up over at Try Stamping on Tuesday.

Flower stamp is from Altenew and watercolored using Tombow markers.  Sentiment is from reverse confetti. Designer paper is from Hello Beautiful by Piatek Trzyastego/Marta Piekarczyk. 

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Adventure

Hello, it's my turn over at The House That Stamps Built to do a project of the week. I decided to do something a bit different and went with an adventure theme for my card.

I started by stamping the map, compass and sentiment in archival jet black ink then dipping into vintage photo distress ink that I smooched onto my craft mat. Heat set it and repeated it several times to create layers. Once I like what I had, I cut them out using spellbinders deckled rectangle dies and a circle die. 

Using a finger dauber, I built up the outside edges to create the appearance of burnt edges using distress ink in vintage photo, ground espresso and black soot. 

Added the finished panels onto a Kraft piece of cardstock that I embossed with an embossing folder that reminded me of grid lines. 

I haven't done this technique in ages and thought it turned out pretty cool looking. Ended up being a wonderful masculine card for my stash. 

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Designer choice - childhood memories

Hi everyone. Happy New Year! It's time for another challenge over at The House That Stamps Built. This week our challenge is a designer choice challenge. Shirley wants us to create something that sparks a childhood memory.

We traveled a lot when I was growing up - in the camper or trailer. We were always on the road going somewhere. 

I stamped the map, travel sentiment and the date stamp in versafine and heat embossed with clear embossing powder. Then I took out my distress inks and distressed them. The deckled die is from Spellbinders. I created my own geo point using a raindrop and a hole punch. 

There's a new challenge every week over at  The House That Stamps Built, and you don't have to use Repeat Impressions stamps to link up or win. Also, for my blog readers: Enjoy the 10% discount code to the Repeat Impressions Store posted on the sidebar.

One lucky person will win a $25 Repeat Impressions Gift Certificate on the first Wednesday of every month – Good luck!

Also, check out our Rock Star blogs to see what they did with the challenge.

Donna

Esther
Heather
Joy
Shirley
Patti

http://www.thehousethatstampsbuilt.com/

http://www.repeatimpressions.com/

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Gift card holder

Hello! I'm playing again in the Fall/Winer Coffee Lovers blog hop.

I used the gift card bag die from Spellbinders to create this. The coffee cup die and stamps are from Hero Arts.

Didn't this turn out cute?

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Snowflake shaker card

Hello,
Playing in the Just Us Girls inspiration photo challenge today.

Snowflake die is from Spellbinders. I cut it out of silver cardstock and inlaid it into a white card base with a red background. Created the shaker element behind and stamped the sentiment in veramark to emboss it with silver embossing powder.

So many possibilities with this one.

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