Sunday, 5 February 2017

INKspired Sketch Blog Hop 50 - WOW!



Well hello and welcome to our INKspired blog hop and it is number 50! You may have popped across from the delightful Allison
and I can't wait to see what she has made..
Teneale Williams gives us a sketch that we use each fortnight and below is the one we are working with tonight.
I had a few card ideas going through my head .....
I have a friend's birthday coming up this week so 
decided a birthday card was in order.
I chose the lovely Flirty Flamingo for the base card and sponged Versamark around the edge. I then used a piece of Flirty Flamingo from the 2016-2018 In Color Designer Series Paper Stack.
I cut a piece of Whisper White smaller than the DSP
and used the large flower from the Stylish Stems Framelits Dies

The words were from the Dragonfly Dreams stampset
I then did some gentle sponging over the whisper white using Flirty Flamingo ink.


Love the beautiful DSP coming up from under the flower.

Thank you for stopping by 
tonight and
now it is onto the gorgeous Barbara
and I always love what she makes 



Bye for now.
If you would like any further details 
regarding how to make my card
just drop me a line at
mareescards@gmail.com

List Of Products:

Stamps and Dies:  Dragonfly Dreams stampset, Stylish Stems Framelits Dies

Cardstock & DSP: Flirty Flamingo cardstock, Whisper White cardstock, 2016 - 2018 In Color Designer Series Paper Stack 

Ink: Archival Basic Black, Versamark, Flirty Flamingo ink


Other odds and ends required: Snail Adhesive, Sponges, Stampin' Trimmer







7 comments:

  1. I love the combination of the DSP and Framelits! Lovely Maree

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  2. Thanks Allison I am loving these framelits

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  3. This makes me think I don't use Flirty Flamingo enough! I love this card Maree & I would never have thought to use the shape in this way - good thinking 99!

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    1. Thanks Lisa for your lovely comment. I do love these 2016-2018 In Colors they are all gorgeous. I am trying different concepts to see what I like - glad this one turned out!

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  4. Maree, great card, good use of the die as the focal point of the card. I have had this set on my desk to use, so I should get too it.

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    1. Thanks Barb for your comment and I can't wait to see what you make with it

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  5. I love how that die just pops off the page with that dsp behind it beutiful

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