Enough of my woes. You came about a card, right? I wanted to show you another one of my entries for last week's Anni-Verve-Sary sketches. Today's card is done with AVS204. I was in the mood for a little Halloween since I found some cute new fall print paper at my Hobby Lobby. I pulled out a tried & true stamp set, SU's Carved and Candlelit because as pumpkins go, those are just too cute. Take a look and I will tell you the rest.
This is a really cute sketch to work with and it is perfect if you want to incorporate several printed papers. I printed the sentiment so it would fit exactly inside the SU word window punch. I didn't have a good purple ribbon so I used a few paper strips instead. The tiny zig zag border underneath the black print is actually Martha Stewart's arch lattice punch that I placed to cover all but the outer edge. A lot of the new edge punches can be used this way so that they look a little different each time you use them on a card.I think I will leave you with my supply list and a goodbye for now. Humpty Dumpty, the artist formerly known as my son is home today and we might just have a nap since we were up every 2 hours to check for concussion difficulties. Yawn! Have a great day!
Papers- Paper Studio Halloween Words, Skull & Crossbones, Trick or Treat Polka Dots. Stamps- SU Carved and Candlelit. Inks- Memento Tuxedo Black; SU wild wasabi; SU only orange. Tools- paper studio 2 5/15in circle punch; marvy 2 1/2in circ punch; SU word window punch; MS arch lattice edge punch; coluzzle.Embellishments- favorite findings buttons. Font- CAC One Seventy 18pt. Sketch- Verve AVS204.
Kyla,
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about all the mayhem! LOVE the card, but hate that the Scoglet got hurt. Hope he's better and back in the groove today.