July 14, 2010

Hey everyone!  I'm posting a bit late tonight, but better late than never, right?!  This is the card I made for this week's sketch over at the Clean & Simple stamping blog.

I followed the sketch almost exactly, but I decided to use my larger SU square punch (which made the square a little bit smaller than in the sketch).  I thought it would be easier to try and line up the frogs the way I wanted them using my punch.  I also needed to move my sentiment down just a little bit.

My card sort of just fell together today and I had it finished rather quickly.  That's the great thing about sketch challenges, I can just stamp away!

I stamped the frogs and then punched them out.  Next I colored their eyes and mouth using my Close to Cocoa SU marker. 

I then placed the frogs on my brown card stock layer and then I started assembling my card.  At the very last minute I decided to add the fly which I stamped, cut out, and then I added a bit of glitter on the wings.

My ribbon treatment is simply three small ribbon scraps tied onto my main Close to Cocoa ribbon.  This is a great way to use up some of your ribbon scraps.

Have a great rest of the day and tomorrow I'm planning on making a card for this week's CAS-tastic challenge.  Don't forget if you haven't already done so, be sure to leave a comment on my first blog giveaway post for a chance to win the set of cards I made earlier this week.  I'll be drawing a winner on Monday July 19th.

Stamps:  Hoppy For You
Card Stock: White, Close to Cocoa, DCWV Spring Glitter Pack DP
Ink: Green Galore, Close to Cocoa, Timber Brown Stazon- for the fly
Supplies: Close to Cocoa SU Marker, Ribbon, EK Success Dotted Wave Border Punch, Word Window Punch, Modern Label Punch, 1 3/8" Square Punch, Scissors for cutting out fly, DD Glitter, 2 Way Glue Pen
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3 comments:

jimlynn said...

Precious card Patty. LOVE how you added that little fly too. So cute.
Lynn

Emkay said...

Such a sweet card and such a cute frog!

Karen Howard said...

This is super cute! I'm always drooling over froggie images but never know what to create with them but you make it look so easy, well done!