Hello! Popping in with a quick share of a card that I made for a couple of challenges: Freshly Made Sketches and Card Concept. I haven't participated in either of these challenges in a while. Just haven't had the motivation to make cards (except for obligations) lately. Trying to change that state of mind, lol! Let's look at what I made.
The
FMS sketch is a simple one so that made things a bit easier for me. Using chipboard and patterned paper helped speed things along, as well. The theme at
Card Concept is seaside/nautical and since I had recently made a couple of nautical theme cards, the 49 and Market Summer Porch products were still fresh in my mind. Card is pretty straight forward: Clean and simple with a few layers. Die cut patterned paper to feature the sailboats, added the chipboard lighthouse and sentiment, a couple of pieces of cello tape and the butterfly. Added that piece to more patterned paper, a cardstock base and boom... I was done!
Well, that is it for me. Thanks for stopping by and have a lovely day!
9 comments:
Gorgeous card! I love the lighthouse and boats! Love the butterfly accent as well! I get the lack of motivation. I'm trying to get mine back too! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!
SO beautiful! I love the soft, serene feeling of this gorgeous card, Rosemary
That's a pretty mix of chipboard elements, love the lighthouse! Wonderful card, Rosemary!
Such a very lovely card Rosemary, you've given me inspiration for a card, I've been struggling with. Love it. x
This is fabulous! I love chipboard.
I’m so glad to see you! Thanks for joining us at FMS this week!
A beautiful nautical take on the sketch and I love that you used a postal theme, too! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!
You may not be making as many cards anymore, but you still make beautiful ones! So glad to see you in the FMS gallery again!
Such an awesome card Rosemary :) That butterfly adds the perfect finishing touch. Thank you for joining us at The Card Concepts. Kren K(DT)
Great take on the sketch with those ephemera pieces, Rosemary!!
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