Stamp: SU Well scripted and PTI Polka Dot Basics
Ink: PTI fesh snow and SU chocolate chip
Tools: MFT Die-namics rolled rose die, paper quilling tool, corner chomper
Accessories: pink rhinestones
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Card Patterns Sketch 97 - Love You Much
Gettin' sketchy before I call it a night! I am obsessed with my new MFT Die-Namics rolled rose die! They are SO pretty and SO easy to make! I just ordered some more Die-Namics and I am anxious to get my hands on them! Anyway, being the sketch-a-holic that I am, I came across the Cards Patterns Weekly Sketch Blog and decided to try out this week's Sketch 97.
Card Stock: SU Pink Pirouette, chocolate chip, crumb cake, whisper white, pretty in pink, and regal rose
Stamp: SU Well scripted and PTI Polka Dot Basics
Ink: PTI fesh snow and SU chocolate chip
Tools: MFT Die-namics rolled rose die, paper quilling tool, corner chomper
Accessories: pink rhinestones
Stamp: SU Well scripted and PTI Polka Dot Basics
Ink: PTI fesh snow and SU chocolate chip
Tools: MFT Die-namics rolled rose die, paper quilling tool, corner chomper
Accessories: pink rhinestones
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Wow!! Love what you've done with the sketch! The polka dots & blooms are wonderful!!! Thanks for joining us @ Card Patterns!!
ReplyDeleteAwww - too cute! The roses are perfectly done and look so lovely with the browns.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely - so very sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card. The little roses are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSooooo pretty! Love those little roses, they turned out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteOh wow...those roses are so pretty! I love how the color gradient blends together so well.
ReplyDeletePlus those big polka dots are just too fun.
So pretty. I adore the roses they look almost like candy roses. Your use of color is gorgeous too.
ReplyDeleteLovely card clean & simple love it. TFP at cardpatterns.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Kim!!! I have that MFT die but have only used it with felt! I'm going to have to start using paper with it to see how they turn out.
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