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August 15, 2008

Bloggers Challenge - Birthday

This weeks challenge was to make a Birthday card - use any sketch, any stamps - just make a Birthday card. I bet my Bloggers Challenge players wonder where I come up with the challenges each week...well, for this week, since my youngest was turning 13, I knew I'd have to make a Birthday card, so that's where this weeks challenge came from. Here's a picture of Joe who turned 13 yesterday...

To create my card - I colored the back of my Happiness is a Journey stamp, with markers, lightly misted then stamped onto my confetti card stock. It give is a nice watercolor look.







If you'd like to play along with this weeks challenge, simply leave a link to your creation on this blog post, or if you upload to SCS, please use keyword BC60.

Have a great weekend!





Details:
Stamps - Happiness is a Journey, Mark the Date
Card Stock - More Mustard, Really Rust, Chocolate Chip, Confetti, Old Olive
Ink - Markers - Really Rust, Only Orange, More Mustard, Old Olive, Ruby Red, Chocolate Chip
Other - Spritz Bottle, Sponge Dauber, 5/8" Chocolate Grosgrain, 1/4" Artichoke Grosgrain

24 comments :

Anonymous said...

I really like your choice of colours in this Lisa, love the sentiment too.

:) Marcia

Tara Kieninger said...

Gorgeous card! This stamp set reminds me of my g'pa, who worked on the railroad most of his life and collects trains.

Lynn Mercurio said...

Fabulous card, Lisa...and a wonderful technique. Loving those autumn colors.

Basement Stamper said...

Beautiful card, the background is fantastic!!! Happy Birthday Joe!!!

MJ said...

What a great card. I love the colors. Wish your son a Happy Birthday from me too.

Chrissy D said...

WOW Lisa, I absolutely love this card. The colors are masculine and autumn. Just gorgeous! TFS!

Connie Babbert said...

Happy Birthday to your son! Love your card...great masculine colors and stamp!

Kerry D-C said...

Very cool! HB to the DS!

Patti Chesky said...

This card is stunning!! I love the marker effect you've created on your focal image!!! Hope your son had a happy, happy day!!!

Anonymous said...

Awesome card, Lisa! The marker misting on the train is a very cool effect!

Nikki Bond said...

WOW! This is fantastic! I love that train..and the layout is wonderful! Happy Birthday to your guy too! {SMILES}

Amy Caraluzzi said...

Gorgeous card! This technique is absolutely beautiful! Your youngest is a teen? No one would ever guess! God bless you, woman! ;-)

Ladystamper said...

Very cool card! I love how the colors pop!

Connie Fossenier said...

Oh lisa what a fabulous card for the challenge. Love that set.
You really achieved some creative hightlights with the train image.
Connie Paxman

Ida said...

Very nice! I love the image (it reminds me of my dad who loved model trains) and your colors are wonderful. Happy BD to your son too.

Barbara said...

Wasn't sure about this set, but of course, you made it look fabulous! Even though 13 year old boys can be tough, I bet your son loved it....It's so grown up looking!

Kimberly Gajewski said...

Fantastic card Lisa! I just love how your train image turned out! Wonderfully done! :D

Anonymous said...

What a wonderful card! Full of texture and color! Happy Birthday to your son. 13 is such a fun year!

Unknown said...

BEautiful Lisa! Just stunning colors.
Happy B-day to Joe!

Lisa Bohler said...

Happy Birthday, Joe! Two teens? Eeks!

Love what you did with this stamp set! It is a totally Lisa set!!! Beautiful card!

Tangii said...

Great card Lisa! Love the colors and the technique is just awesome!!! I swore you looked at my calendar when you chose our Challenges...they always seem to apply to what I need!!! :)
Have a great week!
Tangii

Suzanne said...

This is great! Love what you did with the image.

Lori said...

Perfect technique (and color combination) for that image, Lisa. Hope Joe had a great day!

Barb Hardeman said...

Awesome card Lisa. Awesome background and wonderful colors too! Happy Belated Birthday Joe...

 
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