Hey ya'll!
Hope everyone is ready for a fun challenge!
This month's Our Daily Bread designs releases are out and we're ready to play! The challenge for September is to make a Pocket Card! Here are the highlights but you can visit the ODBD blog to see more details and lots of inspiration to get you going!
THREE new sets released on the first,
and Kelley has generously offered to give away
THREE PRIZES!
(one of each of the three sets)
So this challenge is called
Three For Thee!
and Kelley has generously offered to give away
THREE PRIZES!
(one of each of the three sets)
So this challenge is called
Three For Thee!
1.Make a pocket card of any style, shape, with as many pockets as you want. There are numerous tutorials on SCS in the Resources Section that you can use, or come up with your own design.
2. Link your card to the ODBd Blog by Thurs Sept. 17, 8PM EST. Winners will be announced on the ODBd blog on Sat. Sept. 19.
3. Anyone can play along, but only those using ODBd Stamps as the main focal point will be eligible to win.
4. Be sure to visit the ODBd Blog on Sept 19 to find out who won!
Ok, so let's get started!
I made a pocket card using this wonderful tutorial in the resources section of SCS. I started with a sealed envelope (4 3/4 x 6 1/2). I cut off one end about 1 3/4 and then punched the border with an EKSuccess border punch. I stamped the image from the Thinking of You set on the top portion and then one from the Get Well set on the lower portion first with ODBd Olive ink before running the lower portion through my crimper. Then I sponged front and back with ODBd Victorian Rose and Terracotta inks. I also sort of tapped the sponge in places which gave it the speckled look. I stamped the butterflies again with the rose ink and cut them out and glued in place. Then I stamped the sentiment in Memento Black and cut it out with the Labels Four Spellbinders die. I sponged and also stamped just the swirls before taking it out of the die. I placed the SU! ribbon and then added the label with foam tape. I added the cross charm with silver cord. The Hero Arts Flowers are colored with a copic marker #RV14 and added to the swirls on the label. Then I added Hero Arts pearls to finish the pocket.
Here is a photo of the card opened slightly.
And now for the insert,
I stamped the sentiment and the swirls and then sponged all around again
and added it to SU! Old Olive paper.
And that's it!
I stamped the sentiment and the swirls and then sponged all around again
and added it to SU! Old Olive paper.
And that's it!
Go check out these creations from some of the other breadsticks!
They're gonna leave you speechless!
They're gonna leave you speechless!
I hope you enjoy the challenge as much as I have and let us see your work!
Thanks for stopping by to see me today!
Come back soon!
Thanks for stopping by to see me today!
Come back soon!
Oh Sandee this is just glorious!!! I LOVE the colors you used and your pocket card is sooo pretty! Love the way you used the sets... they are soo pretty! Great post too!!! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, Sandee!!! Wonderful colors, detailing, and design!!! Fabulous pocket card!!! Blessings!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Sandee! I really love your mellow colors and appealing design!
ReplyDeleteOMG - this is gorgeous!!! What a fab idea - Sandee!!! Hugs ~S~
ReplyDeleteI LOVE how the top pops off to reveal the pocket!! GORGEOUS work, Sandee!!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandee
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful and gorgeous is this card!!
Blessings!
I love your crimped envelope pocket card Sandee!! Awesome sponging and colors along with the use of the butterfly flourishes!! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteblessings and hugs,
Chris
I absolutely love this envelope pocket Sandee!! lovely job!!!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried this technique yet, Sandee. YOu've given me magnificent inspiration to try it.
ReplyDeleteLove, this type of pocket card...such a great way to use and envelope!! Your sponging just adds so much dimension...love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely fantastic, Sandee!!!! I love everything about this.....you have such a gift of balance...everything is perfect!!! I haven't made one of these in years....thanks for the inspiration to try it again!! :)
ReplyDeleteSandee, this is so soft and beautiful!! I love the colors, layout and texture!!
ReplyDelete--Hugs Becca
Sandee, this is SO, SO, SO pretty!! What a fantastic template you used!
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