Our weekend snowstorm has left us with icy roads this Monday morning which means there's no school for Christopher today. I think a snowman is on the agenda! And some crafting! I don't ever get tired of playing with paper! Sometimes I may not feel inspired to start a particular project, but then all I have to do is hop around my favorite blogs and browse the gallery at Two Peas in a Bucket and that gets me going!
You know what else gets me in a crafty mood? A good card sketch like those at 2 Sketches 4 You! And wouldn't you know it, today there's a new sketch from Kazan! And another chance to win a great prize package from our sponsor KLM Digital Designs. Here's Kazan's fabulous sketch! It was so fun to make a round card this time!
This is my interpretation of the sketch. I colored in my image with Copic markers. I just got them a few weeks ago and I'm still learning, but I'm pretty happy with my coloring on this one. To make the card base I used a die cut from Silhouette. The pink ribbon-like tag was also made with the Silhouette.
This card is going to be donated to a very special cause I discovered while blog hopping. Over at Jennifer McGuire, Ink I found out about 'Cards for Kids' a call to send cards to some very sick children. I hope you can hop over and read some stories about these brave kids and send a few cards their way.
One last project I'd like to share before I go throw a few snowballs is this scrapbook page of my son watching a steam train.
Each summer we take a drive to New Hope Valley Railway to hop aboard a real steam train. For my train enthusiast, this is the one of the highlights of summer! If you are ever in the Raleigh, North Carolina area, I recommend a visit. They have a small train museum and a model train display as well. Oh, and the fresh squeezed lemonade is out of this world!
Supplies
Get Well Soon
Card Stock: Bazzill Basics
Die Cut Machine: Silhouette
Digital Stamp:
Rub-On: American Crafts
Paper Punch: Ek Success for Stampin' Up
Ribbon: Creative Expressions & May Arts - Buy
Markers: Copic
Steam Train
Card Stock: Bazzill Basics
Patterned Paper: Basic Grey
Foam Alphas: American Crafts
Foam Accents: American Crafts
Rub-On Alphas: Doodlebug Designs
Journaling Spot: 'Write it Down Labels' digital kit by Shimelle Laine of Two Peas in a Bucket
Circle Paper Punch: Ek Success
Die Cut Machine: Silhouette
Well this concludes today's post. If you are reading this, thank you for joining me! I really appreciate it. And if you leave a message I'll come visit your blog, okay? Have a good one! :) Kathy
This is the cutest bear EVER! Love your coloring...way to go, girl! And you are really making me want a Silhouette! :o) *Hugs!!!*
ReplyDeleteI love this card sketch and the LO is great - such great design!
ReplyDeleteYour colouring looks fab! It's a really cute card going to a great cause. Your LO is great too!
ReplyDeleteHope you had fun throwing those snowballs! I love this sweet card!! Your coloring is fab! One of these days I'm gonna get me some Copics!
ReplyDeleteI love that card it is so cute!! You have some beautiful items on your blog. Sheryl K
ReplyDeleteCute card and scrapbook page. I just got a Cricut, didn't even investigate the Silhouette. Now I'm wondering... No! I absolutely cannot get another expensive tool -- no matter how many cool things I've seen done with it! I am enjoying the Cricut, but love what I'm seeing from your Silhouette, too. Are you in the Raleigh area? I'm in Charlotte, but we got mostly ice -- not much snow. Only one day off of school. Enjoyed browsing your blog!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very productive snow day! Love your take on the sketch and you have inspired me to make a few cards for 'Cards for Kids'!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet get well card. Very nice work!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by my blog and leaving me a sweet comment. Love your work!
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