All that Stickles Linky Party

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It's time for a new linky party over at All that Stickles blog. 


This party's theme is Waterfall!



This is one of my favorite Stickles colors! 

For my project, I created a card...a gift card holder/card. 
 

My card was inspired by this week's Peachy Keen Challenge. 

I used Teresa Collins Everyday Moments paper pad for the card base, gift card holder, and the flower. 

 I used the Peachy Keen Stamp set PKSC-12 and PKSC-13 for the banner and sentiment. 
I inked the banner with Squeezed Lemonade Distress Ink. 
Pearls are from Miriam's Crafting Supplies.
Ribbon is from 3 Girl Jam. 

Waterfall Stickles inside the eyelet.

Waterfall Stickles outlining the ribbon/die cut.


Hope my little creation inspires you....

Be sure to link up at All that Stickles.

 

Relax and Enjoy

Happy Wednesday!

 

Today I'm sharing with you a creation inspired by the Peachy Keen Stamps challenge 13-26 -Anything Goes!

 

 

 

As a little girl, I LOVED hot air balloons. I had stationary, book covers, folders... you name, I had it in hot air balloon print. 

 

For this challenge, a Peachy Keen Stamps is required.  I used the sentiment, Relax and Enjoy, from the PK-206 stamp set.  It think it's perfect!  I stamped the sentiment in Memento Black ink on white cardstock.  Then I enhanced it with Antique Linen Distress ink to better fit the feel I wanted.   

I added some Diamond Stickles to the balloon. It wouldn't have been complete without Stickles.

 

 For this card, I used a new technique to me - clouds for the background.   It took me three different attempts to not have some seriously noticable errors in it. =) 

The hot air balloon is from the Silhoutte Online Store, and it included two clouds.  I cut those out with a scrap piece of grey cardstock.  Then used them as templates with Stormy Sky distress ink for the background.  I like the softer, relaxing feel that the Storym Sky gives you compared to a more traditional blue, such as Broken China or Tumbled Glass Distress ink. 

 

 

I used 3 Girl Jam ribbon in Hot Chocolate to marry the background and sentiment pieces.

The hot air balloon is on some foam squares to bring it up off the background.  I think it gives it more of a 'floating in the air' feel.  Don't you?