Painted Petals for Sunday Stamps #104 and Wet Paint for Paper Players #250

Hi Everyone.  Happy Saturday.  I hope you are all having a great weekend.

I have two cards to share with you tonight.  It's my final stint as the Guest Designer at Sunday Stamps so thanks to Holly for having me along this month!  The challenge this week is a sketch challenge and it's a beauty.

It's the very talented Claire's turn to host our Paper Players challenge this week and she has a great theme challenge for us.  

Let's start with my Paper Players card.  Here's Claire's challenge

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Now… I didn't have a stamp that had a "sweet treat" type of feel… but I remembered I had some DSP from an old SimonSaysStamp card kit that would work perfectly.   I paired it with some of the new Cucumber Crush and Watermelon Wonder inks and an old stamp set from Papertrey Ink called Wet Paint.  

Here's my card:

Wet Paint

Isn't that paper great?  I really think it works for the challenge and I am in love with the new Cucumber Crush ink.  It's going to be fabulous for Christmas, too.

Now, on to my Sunday Stamps card.   Here's the sketch:

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Once again, I decided to use some of my new DSP, except this time I went for a very neutral colour scheme using the "Timeless Elegance" DSP.

I paired that with the retired "Painted Petals" stamp set.   Here's my card:

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I love the bold stripes paired with the delicate flowers and, of course, I loved finishing off the layers with the Lil Inkers Stitched Rectangles!   The card base is Tip Top Taupe.  I really think this is going to become one of my go to neutrals.

We would love you to play along with the sketch challenges and if you are looking for some inspiration – check out The Paper Players site.  You can get more inspiration at the SundayStamps site.

You can also visit the individual sites of our Paper Players design team!

 
On a personal note:
 
It was hot and very humid today, so it was a good day to spend some time in the cool of my craft room.  I played along with a few challenges and had some fun making water-colour cards.  I'll be sharing those with you later this week.   
 
Tomorrow, I intend to spend some time getting my hands dirty with some paint.  Nope…. not painting the house again 🙂  but working on my art journal.  It's been a couple of months since I last did a page and I really am looking forward to doing something on a large scale.  I'll never been an "artist" – but I certainly enjoy creating and I think that is what it is all about.  Having fun doing something and not being overly critical because I'm not good enough.   Well, I'm not exactly Barbra Streisand, but I sure enjoy singing along! 🙂    So, the same principle must be true with art, right? 🙂
 
I'll be back with another project tomorrow.   In the meantime, warm hugs and prayers for those of you who need a little lift tonight.
 
Hugs
Jaydee
 
Card recipes – all ingredients Stampin' Up:
 
Paper Players card:
  • DSP:  from my stash
  • Cardstock:  Cucumber Crush
  • Stamp:  Wet Paint – Papertrey Ink
  • Inks:  Cucumber Crush, Watermelon Wonder – Stampin' Up!

Sunday Stamps card:

  • DSP:  Timeless Elegance
  • Stamp:  Painted Petals
  • Cardstock:  Basic Black, Very Vanilla
  • Inks:  Basic Black, Crumb Cake

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8 Responses

  1. Both very pretty cards Your ‘hello’ goes so well with your DSP.
    Have an enjoyable day and have fun working on your journal

  2. I love your card for the challenge at Sunday Stamps
    love that stripes paper the stamped flower with grey and lovely twine
    perfecto made for the sketch from us
    thanks for joining us at GD
    see you soon maybe on my DT card Jaydee
    hugs, Monika

  3. Two gorgeous cards Jaydee – love that paper on the first one and the stamped banner looks great, such a cool font! I agree re Tip Top Taupe on the second card -I can see this becoming a go-to neutral for many of us!

  4. I love both the cards….the DSP on the PP card makes me grin from ear to ear, though ! LOVE that stuff! I have not ventured into Cucumber yet….that one needs to grow on me, but it looks great here!

  5. Two great cards, Jaydee! I love the ice cream paper on the first one, I almost went with that paper, too. The colors on the second are so elegant and I love the layout. I love the stitched dies too, I use mine all the time!

  6. Two great cards Jaydee! I Think that DP is adorable and love how you used it in your card, not to mention how perfect it is for the challenge!

  7. Love ’em both Jaydee! Love your style. The DSP sure did the trick and always enjoy using those stitched rectangles! 🙂 Look forward to seeing art journal posts!

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8 Responses

  1. Both very pretty cards Your ‘hello’ goes so well with your DSP.
    Have an enjoyable day and have fun working on your journal

  2. I love your card for the challenge at Sunday Stamps
    love that stripes paper the stamped flower with grey and lovely twine
    perfecto made for the sketch from us
    thanks for joining us at GD
    see you soon maybe on my DT card Jaydee
    hugs, Monika

  3. Two gorgeous cards Jaydee – love that paper on the first one and the stamped banner looks great, such a cool font! I agree re Tip Top Taupe on the second card -I can see this becoming a go-to neutral for many of us!

  4. I love both the cards….the DSP on the PP card makes me grin from ear to ear, though ! LOVE that stuff! I have not ventured into Cucumber yet….that one needs to grow on me, but it looks great here!

  5. Two great cards, Jaydee! I love the ice cream paper on the first one, I almost went with that paper, too. The colors on the second are so elegant and I love the layout. I love the stitched dies too, I use mine all the time!

  6. Two great cards Jaydee! I Think that DP is adorable and love how you used it in your card, not to mention how perfect it is for the challenge!

  7. Love ’em both Jaydee! Love your style. The DSP sure did the trick and always enjoy using those stitched rectangles! 🙂 Look forward to seeing art journal posts!