So excited to be back again with the fabulous DT at Ribbon Carousel! This week's challenge is a sketch! My favourite kind of challenge!
I altered the side panels just a smidge and used martini olives as the inspiration for my colours. The strip across centre HAD to be ribbon so grabbed this gorgeous satin edge ribbon from Ribbon Carousel.
Danielle Lounds was gracious enough to share her “Go To Sketches” with us, so you’ll see them throughout the year. This is a fabulous sketch to use with the images provided by our fabulous sponsor this week….
Some Odd Girl is a digi and clear stamp company based in the tiny town of Fennville, MI. Opening its virtual doors in January 2010, Some Odd Girl started off with just digi stamps but has grown into its own line of clear stamp sets too! Bringing a unique and fun style to anything you want to get crafty with :) Some Odd Girl is owned and operated by a one woman show who took her love of crafting to heart and built a dream.
Your creation can be anything from cards, quilts, sewn items, paper crafts, paintings!
*** Be sure to have ribbon, bakers twine, jute twine, lace, thread (basically anything that comes on a spool). ***
Thanks for stopping by. Hope you have a chance to play along this week.
Glenda
Card details:
celebrate - 4.25"x5.5"
Stamps: Paper Smooches Pretty Phrases, Old Island Stamp Company Martini
Paper: SU! Old Olive, Basic Black & Real Red, white card stock
Ink: SU! Real Red & Basic Black
Accessories: Ribbon Carousel ribbon, Martha Stewart glitter - golden beryl and garnet, Hero Arts Prisma glitter, embossing folder, Cuttlebug, EK Success corner rounder punch.
What a fun card, great take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteSUPER cute card! LOVE the bold colors and that you changed the sketch a bit--I always do:) Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat interpretation of the sketch, Glenda! And I love that sparkly martini. :)
ReplyDeleteThis totally rocks! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI love it every time you use that martini glass. This is fab!
ReplyDeletegreat work with this sketch...this really is great.
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