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July 16, 2010

Bloggers Challenge - Sketch Challenge

Happy Bloggers Challenge Friday, and what a happy day it is!  My BFF sent me some of the new Graphic 45 Halloween in Wonderland paper!  I just *love* this paper and searched high and low for someone who had it in stock, of course I got a restock notice last night!  But I'm so happy to add this paper to my stash, it goes so well with the Artistic Outpost Wonderland Collage plate!

I gave the bloggers challenge players the following sketch to use this week. I still had out some of my supplies from yesterdays Play Date Cafe Post, so of course I incorporated the colors into today's post!  By adding a flower embellishment to my card, I can play along with the Paper Bag Studios challenge.

The background panel uses the Wonderland Classifieds paper, I used a Spellbinders Rectangle Die to remove the center portion, so not to waste the paper, then layered it on a Black panel, then back over the original piece to correspond with the sketch.  I did add a bunch of Distress inks to the paper to alter it a bit.  The image is stamped in Black Archival then I added the Antiqued Glimmers Technique - you can't see it on the large photo above, but you can see it on the snippet at the top of my post. (click photos to enlarge)

The image is colored with various Distress Inks and an H20 Brush.  I added a Rolled Flower created from a beautiful piece of purple RicRac (also from my BFF), some Tulle and a Pearl Rhinestone Stick Pin.

Details:
Stamps - Artistic Outpost
Ink - Black Archival, Various Distress Inks
Card Stock - Black, Olive, Eggplant, Watercolor
Other - H20 Brush, Tulle, RicRack, Dimensionals, Glimmer Mist, Stick Pin, Ink Blending Tool, Craft Sheet, Graphic 45 Halloween in Wonderland

Looking for more inspiration using this weeks sketch, click on the Bloggers Challenge Logo on my sidebar to see what the other players created this week.  If you create something using this weeks sketch, be sure to leave a link in the comments, I'd love to see what you created.

Want a chance to win a $14 Gift Certificate from Artistic Outpost?  Simply play along with this weeks Color Story at The Play Date Cafe...want another chance to win?  Use Artistic Outpost images and enter your card on the July Referral Program post on the Artistic Outpost Blog!

Have a great weekend!

32 comments :

Gerrie Johnnic said...

Wow, amazing card, Mr. Wabbit looks like he'z all decked out to go out on a real date! Luv the paper and that little rose is just FAB!

BarbaraW said...

OMG this is wonderful. Where'd you get that paper?

Nikki Bond said...

This is fantastic! Very vintage looking...my kids and I hve seen this movie 4 times now and still can't get enough!

{SMILES}

Stampin in the suburbs said...

What a great technique to use the die's to cut out a section, mat it and reapply it. Love it!

Basement Stamper said...

Great card, I thought about using this set but couldn't visualize it working anything like you did. Love the papers!

Julie Ranae said...

Um yes please...I NEED this paper!
How GREAT to THOSE colors work on this sketch?! And with that AO image...really great design work, Lisa : )

Rose said...

Wowza, this card is awesome, love all the distressed vintage look, Mr. Wabbit is beautiful, love the purple flower and toille. Excellent work.

Chrissy D said...

Gorgeous papers and take on your sketch Lisa! Fabulous project!

Ida said...

Awesome! - Love this. The colors, images and embellishments all just work so well together. You did a fabulous job with this card.
Great sketch too.

Terry said...

Totally Awesome Cool! I am waiting to get my hands on some cool paper! Love this Lisa!

Gayle Page-Robak said...

Your artwork is gorgeous, Lisa. I love the papers!! Beautifully done. hugs, Gayle.

Rachel Hope said...

CUTE!!!! So Fun!!

Unknown said...

Wow! This is wonderful, Lisa! LOVE that Graphic 45 paper .. so perfect with the image and your rolled flower is fab!

Kristen said...

Lisa, I LOVE this card!!!! Love the image, Love the colors, and I JUST LOVE your card!

Jan Hennings said...

WOW! This is a beauty! Love it :)

Connie Babbert said...

Beautiful card...love that netting ribbon!

Shelly Schmidt said...

WOw- this is gorgeous!!! I do not see you using flowers and pins too much- looks fantastic and I love the colors you used! The DSp is gorgeous! The image is colored beautifully. TFS

Lisa Bohler said...

That is stunning...the paper is pretty but especially because of what you did with it, combining it with that image! Cool!

Tami Black said...

I love the image and how you've layered everything up! Gorgeous tulle ribbon and your embellishments really add an extra bit of panache to an already gorgeous card!

Connie Fossenier said...

Those papers are so perfect and the technique you used really ties the image and PP together...oh a bang up card this one is..
connie paxman

Connie Fossenier said...

Love how you altered the graphic 45 PP...and added the netting...great idea...I have yards of this stuff..I should be using..
I really like how you colored the rabit with Distress Inks...I have to try that.
connie paxman

Lori said...

Fabulous vintage look! Love the rolled flower embellishment.

Sue from Oregon said...

cool card Lisa!

Anonymous said...

That looks great, wonderful papers to go with the stamp, pretty!

Sandra said...

Great card. Love the white rabbit image you have used.
Sandra x

Suzanne C said...

Gorgeous colors on your image! That paper is going to be a perfect fit with the Alice images. I picked up a sheet yesterday. :)

Linda Carson said...

love it, love it, love it!! I like it too!

Lynn Stevens said...

I think I already commented on this card but its worth repeating! I Love this card!

Cindy Groh said...

Fabulous!! Love the vintage look.

Claudia Perry said...

Great vintage look!

Kimberly Gajewski said...

This is one terrific card Lisa! Such a fun image! I especially love the way that you used the tulle! Beautifully done! :D

MJ said...

Wow it looks like those papers and stamp came together! What a fun card. I LOVE that image!

 
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