Monday, March 11, 2013

CAS(E) This 18

Good morning, Friends! Another week. It's that time of year when the days will be flying by! Nick's sports are taking off once again. Soccer every day and then next week he will be doing Middle School track. He is really excited for that! And he has decided that he does not want to play baseball. I'm glad for that as there is no time! Yesterday's soccer scrimmage went very well! And the weather was so beautiful! A little chilly but the sun was shining and starting to warm things up nicely. Pat and Nick went mountain biking and had a super time! Love this time of year!

Today's card was inspired by the challenge at CAS(E) This Sketch. I know that this is a sketch that I will most likely use again! So many wonderful possibilities! I stamped the image from Everything Eleanor in Sahara Sand onto a card base of Sahara Sand. Then I stamped the greeting from Friendly Phrases in Rich Razzleberry onto a strip of Whisper White. I adhered this to a strip of Sycamore Street designer paper that was punched with the scallop edge border punch. I tied a piece of Pool Party ribbon around this and adhered it to the card. Then I tied some white baker's twine through two buttons from the Sycamore Street ribbon and button pack and adhered them to the card. Very simple! Thanks for stopping by and have a super day!

Card Recipe: Stamps- Everything Eleanor, Friendly Phrases; Paper- Sahara Sand, Whisper White, Sycamore Street designer paper; Ink- Sahara Sand, Rich Razzleberry; Accessories- Sycamore Street ribbon and button pack, white baker's twine, scallop edge border punch

2 comments:

  1. FAB colours - I love that razzleberry on the kraft! (oops - Sand (I prefer sand to kraft, too!) The white sentiment strip adds the perfect amount of brightness! Thanks so much for playing along with us at CAS(E) This Sketch this week!

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  2. Such a beautiful card. I love how you added the subtle flourish in the background.
    Thanks so much for sharing at CAS(E) this Sketch this week!

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