Friday, April 22, 2011

Blogger's Challenge--ribbon or lace

This week Lisa our group MOM wanted us to use ribbon or lace on our challenge entry.  Well that is easy as I add ribbon to most of my cards--of course she may have wanted us to do something extraordinary with that ribbon or lace but I will pretend THAT never crossed my mind,  shhhh.  You can find more details for the challenge on Lisa's blog.

I am so loving this new set--I know I probably said that already but I LOVE it.  I combined this with the Sketch Frenzy Sketch challenge for the week--only problem is it is LAST week's sketch.  Go figure, forgot this is Friday so a new one is being posted, lol.  Oh well here is the sketch I followed



Stamps: The Open Sea, Teeny Tiny Wishes, On your Birthday
Paper: Not Quite Navy, Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White
Ink: Basic Black, Whisper White
Other: buttons, baker's twine, ribbon, label punch, sponges

Come on and play along with us.  It's a blog hop!!!
Mary Jo

13 comments:

  1. This is a great card!! I really like that designer paper!! Great job with the sketch!!

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  2. Wonderful card. Love the image and the background paper is really great. I also like the way you did the ribbon with the buttons.

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  3. Great image and sketch layout. That's cool ribbon. Love the card.

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  4. the ribbon looks perfect with that image and love the buttons/twine on it.

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  5. This is a really fun card. I love that striped ribbon with the buttons.

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  6. I love your perfect bow! This is a perfect sketch with this image- love it- perfect masculine card.

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  7. Mary Jo I think you did a wonderful job with the ribbon especially with the added button! Love the ship image.

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  8. Love your ribbon treatment! Very nautical looking effect! Happy Easter to you and your family!

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  9. Fab masculine card - great use of the ribbon! Have a Blessed Easter!

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  10. Love what you did with the ribbon. Ribbon on a masculine card--hard to do, but you mastered it with this one!

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  11. Wonderful card Mary Jo! That main image is terrific! Love the way you used the ribbon and buttons! Wishing you and yours a very Happy Easter! :D

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  12. Yup, that's a great sketch--love what you did with it. Did you make that pattern paper or is it DSP? Sure is cool! Smooth Sailing & Happy Easter! Hugs, N

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  13. This is wonderful! Love the ribbon treatment....I still have a bunch of those buttons left, too!! (So, you may just see this idea CASEd!) You've so inspired me with this set, that it is now a part of my collection as well! (Not sure if I should thank you or not.)

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