***UPDATE** 10/10/13
The winner was chosen randomly.
Here goes...
SHartl
You're the WINNER!!!!
Here's her comment. "I am a new follower and I really love the card design with all the aqua blue squares. I like the way they come together to make such a cool design!"
You can find the link to the post here.
Look in your inbox. I'll send you an email and have the wonderful 24 count Dark set of Spectrum Noir markers in the mail in a couple of days.
BLOG CANDY ALERT!!!!!
Yippee!!! It's Bloghop day! Welcome OWHer's, friends, hoppers and vistors! Did I cover everyone?! :-)
Today is World Cardmaking Day and I am so excited to be part of the OWH Bloghop and to offer some blog candy if you become a follower of my blog and leave a comment below!
Our challenge today was to make a thankyou card using an OWH sketch. I chose sketch #158.
(If you'd like to check out the other sketches you can find the link right here. )
I also couldn't resist making a few other clean and simple cards.
Our challenge today was to make a thankyou card using an OWH sketch. I chose sketch #158.
(If you'd like to check out the other sketches you can find the link right here. )
I also couldn't resist making a few other clean and simple cards.
The cardstock is from Bazil and the ribbon is from May Arts and the stickers are from Wal-mart. I picked them up a few years ago.
Here's the other 2 I made for today. One more patriotic card and one just for any day.
I used a Hero Arts sentiment and Star Swirl embossing folder for the above card.
For this card, I used a previous technique posted at an OWH Blogskip. I added a sentiment from JustRite, some faux stitching and a few gems.
Thanks for visiting and enjoy the rest of the hop! Let me know which is your fav!
Don't forget, if you are a follower or become a follower of my blog and leave a comment below letting me know what's your favorite card or part of a card I've posted then you'll be entered to win this wonderful set of Spectrum Noir markers.
I'll pick someone using Random.org on Thursday. I'll post the winner on the top of this post and on my Thursday posting as well. I hope you vist again to see my Card Making Monday, Using My Tools Thursday and Scrapbook Saturday postings.
I'm off to check out all the other great cards!
Thanks for joining my journey of creating something beautiful!
Love the stars on your first cards and the paper piecing on that last one - wooo, you did good. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Kara!
DeleteMy fave is the last one. I LOVE the color scheme & the thin borders, plus your technique is PERFECT! great job & thanks for blogging for OWH! I'd love to win the markers & have become a follower!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
DeleteWow! That first card has so much to it and works so well!!! All cards are great! radloffjen at cableone dot net
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch!
DeleteGreat cards Amelia! I love the blue and brown combo though...so that is my favorite. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Stacy for commenting. I think that's my favorite too!
DeleteWonderful cards - the patriotic cards are great (I especially like the stars on each). Your last card is FABULOUS - I saw that technique but hadn't tried it yet, thanks for reminding me.
ReplyDeleteThanks KellyRae! Yes, I love that technique such a quick way to make a stunning card. Thanks for commenting.
DeleteGreat ribbon and use of patriotic cards.
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting Kathy!
DeleteYour faux stitching looks real! Love the color blocks on the last cards. I need to look up that technique!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Lori! I think its a consensus. The last card is the favorite! lol!
DeleteThe first card has such beautiful and coordinating elements, the stars, the ribbon, the embossing. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrea. For some reason I struggled this blog hop with the mojo for my cards. I appreciate the encouragement.
DeleteGreat cards! I especially love the way you put the inchies together in the final card! I'm going to have to CASE that! Plus, I really like that sentiment on the inchie; I'm often stymied by the smaller sentiments.
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting JoAnn! Yes, me too! When I first started card making I thought why do people need these itsy bitsy stamps?! So, I'm always looking for ways to use them. Actually, I think now I have the hardest time with the big ones because there's no room for lots of layered patterned paper. The stamp becomes the focal point and I want to embellish it up. lol
DeleteAll three are cute but I think that third one is my favorite - I love the faux stitching! Happy WCMD!
ReplyDeleteHi Julie! Thnaks for commenting and happy WCMD to you too!
DeleteLove the embossing and the colors of the first card. All are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Teresa! I wanted to make a patriotic themed card this time since with my last OWH bloghop I used lots of Copics. Wanted to mix things up a bit. Have a great day!
DeleteLove the teal and brown colors on the last card, and the stitching finishes it off perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bobbi for taking the time to comment! I think everyone agrees, even me. The brown and blue is the fav! Enjoy WCMD!
DeleteGreat thank you cards. My favorite is the first one. I like the ribbon, stars and embossed background.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower.
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Thanks Sue for following me and for commenting. Good Luck!
DeleteI really like the faux stitching on the last card. And the colors are great. April
ReplyDeleteThanks April! I appreciate the encouragment!
DeleteYour card is just beautiful! I love how your accented your white star.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sue!
DeleteNew follower! LOVE that argyle card with the brown and faux stitching! All of your cards are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteJen
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Thanks a bunch Jen for commenting and following! Good luck!
DeleteI love all of your cards but that first one really caught my eye! The star, the color combo and the design are so striking! I am a new follower and am off to check out some of your other project posts!
ReplyDeletekladd94803 at aol dot com
Thanks so much Karen! I hpope your enjoying the blog as much as I am. Thanks for following and checking out my other posts. I hope you fnd lots of inspiration!
DeleteI am a new follower and I really love the card design with all the aqua blue squares. I like the way they come together to make such a cool design!
ReplyDeleteapedoak (at) aol (dot) com
Thanks for commenting. I think the auqua blue wins hands down!
DeleteI am a new follower. I like the colors and the stars on the 1st card but I love the blue and brown card so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks Colleeen for commenting and following! Enjoy WCMD weekend!
DeleteBeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dixie!
DeleteThe matting in red really makes this pop! Great!
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch Patricia! Have a great weekend!
DeleteReally stunning thank you cards!! :) Love the second one with your blue colors and design! Thanks for sharing this for World Card Making Day! :) HUGS
ReplyDeleteThanks Vicki! I hope your having as much fun as I am looking through all the great cards!
DeleteThanks Michele! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteAmelia…. Love all the cards you made! Hard to pick a favorite but I am going to pick the first one. Love the layout and embossed stars.
ReplyDeleteYou asked how I did the inlay leaves. Well, I just die-cut the main page then die-cut the same leave from printed paper and placed it in the negatives space of the first one. Does that make sense to you… Its really super easy!
Thanks Marybeth. I don't have any dies yet so I use my Cricut. I'll have to get creative with that and see what I can come up with... Hazzah, a challenge!
DeleteLove the subtleness of the embossing folder on the navy, great touch! Following on Feedly :)
ReplyDeleteHi Abbie Jo! What's Feedly?
DeleteAll classic!
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch Camille for your comments!
DeleteAwesome cards!! I love the last one, I really like the browns and blues! I also love the patriotic ones. Since I have everything for your second card, I think it would be a great card to CASE!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann for your nice comments and definately it's the consensus about the teal card. I used one of those paint chips from Home Depot. lol
DeleteAs your newest follower I like the first card for the embossing folder and that great bi-color pinwheel star and the third for the color combo and the perfect technique! Thanks for the chance at the Spectrum Noirs and even more for your support of OWH!
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Thanks Rufus for commenting and following! Do you have a blog? Would love to check out your crafts and I would love to link it to my Feature Friday post. Blessings
DeleteGreat cards and wonderful colors that you used on all of them. My favorite card is the blue and brown one with the quilt effect on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth for your kind comments.
DeleteI'm torn between the first and last cards as favorites. Great job on all three! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThnaks so much for commenting and your compliments!
DeleteGreat cards Amy. Love the faux stitching on the last one. Thanks for supporting OWH.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna!
DeleteOh my gosh!! I can't believe I won your giveaway!! This was such a wonderful blog hop, as I am a huge supporter of OWH. Thanks so much and I'll look in my inbox for the email. Wow, I am just grinning from ear to ear!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure! Enjoy! They are on their way....
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