Good morning everyone! Sorry I'm getting this up so late. I had some technical issues (or dummy issues) either way, lol. Anyway, today is another Stamp Something Challenge. This week we have a sketch. The sketch was done by Stamp Somethings first guest designer Katharina Frei. Just click on her name to check out her blog.
Here is what I came up with. The so happy for you I just inked up one word at a time with a marker and tried to stamp it with the curve. I know my boat is backwards, but thats because I stamped on the back side of the DSP. The first The boat and the first layer of water have pop dots underneath. 
Here's a close up. Oh, and I made a new watermark =). What do you think? 
-Stamps-Nursery Necessities
-Paper-Certainly Celery, Bashful Blue, Bordering Blue, Whisper White and So Saffron cardstock; Prints DSP in So Saffron, Certainly Celery and Bashful Blue.
-Ink-Bashful Blue and Bordering Blue.
-Accessories-Celery Ribbon, Pop Dots, Circle cutter.
Friday, May 30, 2008
Stamp Something Sketch =)
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11 comments:
Love your card, this is a fantastic sketch
This is adorable
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Fabulous job Emily! I love the wave and the sailboat - super cute!
I love what you have done with the sketch Emily. And the little "by the sea" scene is terrific!
Fabulous, absolutely fabulous!
Many Blessings,
M.
Emily,
this is just the s-weeetest card!
I love the softness of the blues with saffron, the torn waves and the stars on the vertical strips. A super cool creation!
Emily, this is so precious! I love how you made the waves and the colors you chose. Great job with the sketch! And your wm is kewl!
This is gorgeous Emily and would never have noticed your boat is backwards until you said! Love your watermark :)
great things to see,
love your new water mark! Great idea using torn paper for the waves.
We have some rain predicted for this weekend, maybe I will have some time to play with the sketch.
So pretty! I love the colors and the paper piecing on the boat.
Love this card!! You did great stamping the words in a circle too! Love all the special details in this card - great job!!
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