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Hello and Happy Sunday!! I'm sorry for the late post today... I had too much fun at my fancy work dinner in the city last night and spent the morning "recovering"! lol Water, Tylenol and iced coffee have all worked their magic, and now I'm here with The Corrosive Challenge for this week. It's Sketch Time for Challenge #120! I decided to make a graduation card for my youngest brother who finished college last month. He will love this one featuring the adorable dragon grad image from Dustin Pike!
If you'd like to play along simply link you post here. We have two fabulous sponsors this month - Stamp Insanity and Paper Pretties - and both have donated fantastic prizes! Plus if you are the winner for the month, you also get to be our guest designer for July!
Thanks for stopping by and hope you are enjoying your weekend!
Card Supplies
Images: Dragon Grad (Dustin Pike)
Ink: printer; Copics (R20); Prismacolor Art Markers (124, 192, 78, 96, 210, 45)
Paper: Night of Navy, Baja Breeze, Cranberry Crisp, Only Orange, and So Saffron card stock (Stampin' Up); white card stock (Georgia Pacific); Graduation Words designer paper (K&Company); Mom's Diner - Salt designer paper (Recollections)
Accessories: Classic Ovals and Stars Five Nestabilities (Spellbinders); black grosgrain ribbon (Stampin' Up); colored buttons (Basic Gray); graduation dimensional sticker (Recollections); glue dots; 3D dots
Happy Mother's Day!!! It is my second one, and every day I marvel at how blessed I am to have my small man in my life! I want to wish all the moms out there a wonderful day! May there be breakfast in bed and flowers and pretty jewelry boxes. Or simply, and best of all, that home-made card with the crayon scribble all over it! I received one that Kayne made in day care and it is the cutest darn thing!
Now, on to business... Being Sunday it's time for another Corrosive Challenge! It's #115, and it's Sketch Time! What a great layout Janet has provided us with this time around! AND it's her birthday weekend so she's offering up some candy! For every 10 entries in the challenge Janet will add another prize. So tell your crafty friends and have everyone play along! You'll want to go check out the blog here for details!
My card is actually a Mother's Day card. One of my brothers asks last night if I could make him a card for our mom! Typical, huh? lol He doesn't request cards often, but they are always last minute. But since he works on all my computer issues, I feel I owe him this when he does. So this is what I came up with. I guess I'm in a steampunk mood! I think she'll like it. How can she not? Dudley by artist Dustin Pike is debonair in his Victorian finest! (I think he was a freebie too!)
I'm also entering this in the Crafty Cardmakers Challenge #45 - Steampunk or Machines!
I hope everyone enjoys their day! Thanks for stopping by and be sure to check back this week because I will have blog candy for you as well as a Sassy Studio Designs new release on Saturday!
Card Supplies
Images: Steampunk Dudley (Dustin Pike)
Ink: printer; Tim Holtz Vintage Photo Distress Ink (Ranger); Copics (E25, E27, E34); Prismacolor Art Markers (21, 131, 149, 192, 197)
Paper: Certainly Celery, So Saffron, and Kraft card stock (Stampin' Up); white card stock (Georgia Pacific); Lemon Flower matstack (DCWV)
Accessories: Classic Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders); Fancy Tags Shapeabilities (Spellbinder); branch punch (Martha Stewart); Boutique Fleur mulberry paper mini roses (Recollections); Cuttlebug Clockworks embossing folder (Provocraft); Opaline designer half pearl flourish (Basic Grey); Pearl adhesive pearls (Queen&Co); Idea-ology corners, gear, and keyhole (Tim Holtz); glue dots
