Think Positive Card - CPS 5th Anniversary Sketch Challenge Day 9

This card is so, let's say... Positive! I based the layout from CPS 5th Anniversary Sketch Challenge for Day 9. I stamped the background blue lettering using a great background stamp I found at Hobby Lobby. The hearts are from the Happy Heart Day set from Stampin' Up. I used copic markers to color them in then added some glossy accents and pop dots. The red & white pattern was cut out using Sure Cuts A Lot 2 and the Kutups font file. The think positive sentinment is cut from cardstock out of the Daily Junque kit.

CPS 5th Anniversary Challenge Day 9

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Anniversary Card using "Fine and Dandy" True Blue paper pack from My Mind's Eye

I made this card for my in-law's anniversary. It's hard to tell but the blue paper is textured in stripes. I used the "Fine and Dandy" True Blue 6x6 paper pad from My Mind's Eye for the the punched circles and layers under the sentiment. I punched the circles using a 7/8" circle punch. I then folded them in half and glued them between the yellow twine from the Lime Twist line of My Mind's Eye. The inspiration for this card was from maryrose on Splitcoaststampers.

Scotch Quick-Dry Tacky Glue	Chocolate Stamp Pad - Close to My Heart	7/8" Circle Punch - EK Success	"Heard from the Heart" Stampin' Up Set	Lime Twist Twine - Yellow
Fine and Dandy "True Blue" 6x6 Paper Pack

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Birthday Card using Daily Junque set from Pink Paislee

I purchased the Daily Junque monthly kit from Archivers recently. The kit is from Pink Paislee. I made the book for a friend and used the leftovers to make her a birthday card.

Supplies Used:
Yellow patterned paper and string - Daily Junque kit (Pink Paislee exclusively at Archiver's)
Bicycle layer - Emma's Shop Collection "Accent Cuts" (Crate Paper)
Red cardstock - Simply Delightful paper pack (My Mind's Eye)
Sentiment - "It's Your Birthday" stamp set (Stampin' Up)
Embossing pad - Clear Emboss-It (Ranger)
Black Embossing Powder - Super Fine Detail Powder (Ranger)

Couch Card using Good Company svg file from Lettering Delights

I was dying to use the new Good Company svg file from Lettering Delights. At the same time, my husband needed a thank you card for a co-worker. I loved using this couch file. The yellow was cut first, with the red-polka dot and black layered on top. I had initially made a boo-boo by embossing the sentiment right onto the black cardstock. It looked really funny so I decided to punch a label out of yellow cardstock and emboss on that. The black and white ribbon helped masked my embossing mistakes too. Those mistakes actually made one darn cute card!

The first version. I tried to remove embossing marks with baby wipes - bad idea!


Supplies Used:
Couch Die-cut: Good Company svg file (Lettering Delights)
Patterned cardstock: Social Club (Cosmo Cricket)
Sentiment: One of a Kind set (Stampin' Up)
Red Embossing Powder: Zing Embossing Powder in Rouge (American Crafts)
Ribbon: Elements (American Crafts)
Punch: Vintage Label (McGill)
Gel Pen: White Gel Pen (Gelly Roll)