Prima Marketing Best Friends layout

This is for a Scrapbook.com July Monthly sketch challenge. This is Sketch #3.
This is the Prima Marketing collection called Steel Toe Mary Jane collection from 2007!! I love these papers and continue to use my scraps which makes such fun projects! I inked the edges in Memento tuxedo black ink to match the dark pictures.The lace, flowers, title and chipboard are all Prima Marketing as well.
Challenges I am entering:
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge-You've got the Edge- I used black ink around the hexagons.
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge-Anything goes

Victorine Stamps-Used the Graphic below:

I used the Hexagon shapes seen in the graphic on the left side, colors and the black ink as well.
Really Reasonable Ribbon Challenge #168-Anything goes

Kennedy Grace Creations Grace's Little Note Card

I'm on the Kennedy Grace Creations Blog again today, and am featuring the Grace's Little Note Stamp. I used the sketch below to frame the beautiful flowers.

  I cut the Prima Marketing Sparkling Spring collection paper called Giselle, to an A2 size of 5.5x4.25 inches. I die cut a scallop out and then after coloring the flower, die cut that Neenah Bright white cardstock out with a circle die by Spellbinders. I felt the large print gingham ribbon matched well with the feel of the card to match. I used Crystal Laquer to glue down all the fine pieces but used Scrappy red Tape for the ribbon. Also used Pink Passion Sequins for the extra loving touch in opposite corners. I took close ups of the upper righthand corner to show you the fine detail of these gorgeous sequins! Do you see the translucent heart shape in the middle of the grouping? It looks white in one direction and a darker pink in another. Love that about these mixes!! Different shapes, beads and sizes of the sequins is great but their translucent quality is marvelous!
To make the stamped image, I used Memento Tuxedo Black ink to stamp in my Misti tool, and Copic Sketch Markers in the following colors: RV04, RV11, RV21, YG11, YG93, YG95.

Hoping you will pop over the Kennedy Grace Creations blog and share the love there as well!!
Enjoy,
Beverly
Entered in the following challenges:
Scrapbook.com Card sketch challenge #2
Word Art Wednesday Challenge #292-293-Anything goes
Simon Says Stamp Work it Wednesday July 2017 Add Sparkle-I added sequins
Really Reasonable Ribbon Challenge #168-Anything Goes

Quick Quotes Savannah Layout

Using my Cricut Explore  I enjoyed making this wonderful two page layout of a Father and Son trip to Savannah.
To make this banner, I used the Cricut cartridge called Blackletter. By choosing the same color for the Titlewords as well as the top piece of the banner. After hitting CUT, the different mats appear. When the exact mat with the letters appear, hit the "Edit" button, and arrange the letters in order along the banner, centering them, and leaving space between each as well as turning them slightly with the curve of the banner itself. Leave them, and hit DONE. The mat then is inserted and the letters were cut as you see now. I then used them on the addition page. My problem was that the center negative pieces were all kept except for the ones for "S" so it looks slightly wrong.
The papers I used were from Quick Quotes as well as a Black, Burgundy and cream pieces of cardstock.
Hope you enjoy the masculine layouts.
Challenges I am entering:
Scrapbook.com July Monthly sketch challenge

Word Art Wednesday-#292-293 Challenge-Anything goes
Simon Says Stamp-You've got the edge-Framed edges in black cardstock.
Simon Says Stamp-Wed. Challenge-We're seeing stars-Star at upper edge

Kennedy Grace Vintage Tea Cup

    I know the Summer Coffee Blog Hop is over but here is a card I made just for the fun of it!! I love using Kennedy Grace Vintage Tea Cup stamp set and can say it is my fav' of all the Kennedy Grace Creations Stamps. I love the roses engraved on this beautiful tea pot and cup and enjoy choosing different colors to go together.
    I stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink, and colored it with Copic Sketch Markers in Y11, Y13, Y15, 0, YG06,YG11, BG10, BG11, BG13, C1, C3, C5, and a Multiliner in 0.3. I stamped the border and the cup first using my MISTI tool, and then masked the cup and stamped the tea pot. By setting the pair over a bit, there was plenty of room for the sentiment. The Sequins were Sunshine on the Daisies which is so many shapes and in such a pretty yellow and irridescent. I hope you are enjoying your summer and have time to have coloring fun like I do!
   As for the rest of the card, it consists of Graphic 45 Courture Gorgeous pattern paper matched with 2 cardstocks that highlight the Copic colors. And I added a soft yellow seam binding bow.
You can see my post over on Kennedy Grace Creations Blog too.

Challenges:
Word Art Wednesday: Challenge #290-291 Anything goes
Frilly and Funkie: In the good old Summertime Challenge: Vintage tea cup in yellow and turquoise for summer colors

Melissa Frances Shabby Chic album

Using all Melissa Frances pieces, I put this adorable album together. I love using my Zutter Bind-it-all to connect all the pages and it stands up better that way. It is a MF album which I took apart and rebound after gluing all the papers together like I wanted. This came as a kit and is not my original work but "scraplifted" as I saw fit. Hope you enjoy it!

Patriotic Kennedy Grace Splendid Roses

Hi, I am featuring this card to celebrate Independence Day over on the Kennedy Grace Blog.  I am using the Kennedy Grace Splendid Roses stamp set because it seemed the perfect way to use the red, white and blue for a totally Patriotic themed card. I loved that the sequin lot is For Our Hero's which is a fabulous mix of sequins in red, white, blue, and silver (best seen in the last picture), and added beads in different sizes as well (best seen in the 3rd picture). How fun and so perfect!!
  The vibrant colors I chose are Copic Sketch Markers in: R22, R27, R29, B18, B21, B24, C1, C3, 0, and a Multiliner 0.3.
  The papers were Recollections blue cardstock, and Jillibean Soup Staples II in Red Salt which is a chevron pattern on one side and red with dots on the other. I chose the chevron! The stamp "God Bless America! is by Motivet Rubber Stamps, CM 052 F.
  I hope you are enjoying your July 4th with your family and friends and take time out to thank our MilitaryVeterans who make it all possible!! Happy Independence Day, America!!


Challenges:
Simon Says Stamp challenge Monday: Red, White and Blue
Simon Says Stamp Challenge Wednesday: Anything Goes
Really Reasonable Ribbon Challenge #166 Summer- My idea of July 4th!!

Summer Coffee Lovers Card-Stampin' Up Express Yourself

I have so many ideas and so little time to get them done lately!! Here's my card using Stampin Up stamp set Express Yourself. I added some fun Bo Bunny Beach Ball paper and stripes. Distress Ink in Peacock around some of the edges. Memento Tuxedo black ink to stamp the sentiment and cups. Colored in Copic Sketch Markers: BG70, BG72, YR14, YR15, Y21, R22, R20 C1, C3. Red ribbon from my stash. So loving the bright colors!!!
Challenges:
 Summer Coffee Lovers Bloghop
Rubber Dance Blog: Summer Holiday