stamp set - Hang Your Stocking; ink - Real Red; card stock - Whisper White, Real Red; designer series paper - Candy Cane Lane; Big Shot with Stitched Shapes, Layering Circles, and Layering Ovals framelits
I bought too much designer series paper, again (I can't stop myself, it's all wonderful!), so I've been concentrating on making cards in series to cut back on leftovers; this week it's been Candy Cane Lane. Originally I laid out this card on the dotted background, and used the scalloped layering circle framelits. Then I noticed the unused white stitched oval sitting on my work space and realized it was perfect for the sentiment. so I had to remake the medallion to incorporate the stitching. Since the circles were a bit smaller, the whole card seemed a little lackluster on the dots, so I set aside the base as well as the medallion (I should have checked the layout before gluing) and went looking for another sketch to put them to work. I think this one from Fab Friday worked well:
stamp set - Santa's Sleigh; ink - Real Red; card stock - Whispering White, Real Red; designer series paper - Candy Cane Lane; Big Shto with Layering Circles framelits
Very cute projects! I love the mix of designer papers. Thanks for joining us at Fab Friday, hope to see you again soon!
ReplyDeleteI think this little candy cottage is the cutest thing in our DSP this holiday - love it! Great mix for our sketch - thanks so much for playing at Fab Friday!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet for the holidays! Glad you joined us at FMS!
ReplyDeleteI always buy too much DSP too! I always tell myself that I can use the leftover next year but then I go and buy current paper and they cycle never ends! I really like your 2 designs here! It's so smart to use the images from the DSP instead of always stamped images. The peppermint candy holding your sentiment banner on the second card is a great idea! Thanks for sharing at Fab Friday!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! What a great showcase of this wonderful paper. Thanks for playing along with this FabFriday sketch challenge!
ReplyDeleteI think you have a great idea to make a card series in order to use up your paper. LOVE your take on our sketch!
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