Hey there,
Today is a brand new day at
Sugar Creek Hollow. We have some exciting news, new digis and a blog hop game to play today.
First up, we want to welcome Martha from
Creating Is Fun as our April Guest Designer. We also want to share that Kelly our March GD from
Sandcastle Stamper has joined the SCH family as a full time designers. Please help me welcome these talented ladies to the team!
My card is pretty simple this week. I wanted to showcase the verse and frame, so everything else was kept to a minimum. I used just one layer of dsp, embossed the exposed part of cardstock, and then distressed the focal panel with three different Distress Inks. A tiny bit of color with a Prisma pencil was all it took to tie it to the background.
supplies ~ cardstock: The Paper Company, dsp: K & Co. Ancestry, frame & verse: Sugar Creek Hollow
Now it's time to play and have some fun!!! Today is
new release day. What better way to show you the new digis than with a game? The game is to find a se
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Comment before you move on. On
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In addition, you will win 2 SCH digi's your choice! Thanks for hopping today. Click the button below to go to the next blog!
I LOVE the clean and simple lines! These kinds of images are great for coloring, paper piecing or simply cutting out, like I did in my card this week. Just two layers and some ribbon make this card a fast one. I did take time to add a little sparkle with my Stardust pen, but that didn't take very long. And the clouds are popped up on some pop dots.
This week, I decided to pair a sentiment with a frame that I've been dying to use for some time now. I printed the frame and sentiment a second time on some scrap paper so I could cut out the center part and use it as a mask to sponge the frame with some Memento New Sprout. Then I used the negative part to mask the frame and sponge the sentiment panel in Memento Angel Pink. After cutting out the frame, I mounted it on a cute little floral background with some ribbon and flowers as embellishment.
I love flowers, so this stamp naturally drew my eye. I started with the Midnight Madness Sketch Challenge and entered it in The Pink Elephant, too. I colored it with my Prisma pencils and OMS, then paired the image with some scrap cardstock and patterned paper. A little embossing around the Spellbinders die edges and some inking while still in the die finish off the card!
My card is pretty simple this week. I wanted to showcase the verse and frame, so everything else was kept to a minimum. I used just one layer of dsp, embossed the exposed part of cardstock, and then distressed the focal panel with three different Distress Inks. A tiny bit of color with a Prisma pencil was all it took to tie it to the background.
