Happy Sunday, folks! I am the hostess at the Paper Players this week and I have a sketch for us all! Here ya go:
I had a hard time deciding on just which new goodies to play with, but since I already had Timeless Arrangements still on my craft desk, I decided to pair it with some Countryside Inn DSP:
I stamped and diecut some of the floral elements and placed them on some diecut Misty Moonlight and Night of Navy circles, then added the sentiment in Boho Blue along with some Boho Blue ribbon. The vertical panel was matted with a scalloped piece of Basic White; it wasn't quite long enough so I diecut two pieces and put them together; the seam is hidden by the ribbon! I did color in the flowers a wee bit with a blend. These papers are so pretty!
I sure hope you'll play along with my sketch this week. Check out what everyone did over at the Paper Players blog and share yours too!
Yesterday was our little town's Memorial Day parade, and John always participates! This year, even Dana, Cassidy and Wayne came to watch! We all gather at our friends' house and sit on their yard as the parade goes right past their house. You can see Cassidy wasn't real thrilled but when the guys in the fire trucks started throwing candy, she got excited, LOL!
Hopefully I can share a video of part of the ceremony they have after the parade! Thanks for popping in today, enjoy it and be blessed!
This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters. 1 John 3:16
Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified | |
Stamps | Timeless Arrangements |
Card stock & Papers | Basic White, Misty Moonlight, Night of Navy, Countryside Inn DSP |
Ink | Night of Navy, Boho Blue |
Accessories | Boho Blue Ribbon, Dimensionals |
Tools | Cut & Emboss Machine, Timeless Arrangements Dies, Radiating Stitches, Dies, Layering Circles Dies (ret), Stitched So Sweetly Dies (ret), Blends |
12 comments:
Stunning card, LeAnne! Such a clever way to stretch that piece of dsp!
You must be very proud of your John in his dress whites - well done, John. Thank you for your service!
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What a fun sketch, LeAnne! I love your card with those beautiful blues! John looks quite dapper in his dress whites! Please tell him thank you for his service. God bless you and your family.
Absoluty gorgeous blue cardπ€©π€©π€©πππi love this color π
Happy day
I'm loving all these blues LeAnne and this is a great set that I'm looking forward to playing with more too. Great tip on extending the DSP too! Great parade photos too.
Love your card, LeAnne! Such pretty colors of blue and what a great sketch! John always looks great in his uniform, year after year! It was a beautiful day for a parade! Happy Memorial Day to you & your family!
Love the blues, the papers and the die cut images, this is pretty! John looks great and like he's having a great time! Thank him for his service please!
The card is so striking with all the blues. Great use of the DSP. I always look forward to John in his dress white and the parade for Memorial Day. So handsome.
LeAnne, this is a great sketch! SO versatile and a keeper for sure. Your card is beautiful! I love all the shades of blue and all the fun dies. Your ribbon and sentiment placement are fabulous! I love that scalloped die! Thank John for his Service! Such a special moment in your town! I hope you have a wonderful week, My Friend!
Absolutely beautiful in blue, LeAnne! I This is such a classic sketch. I can't wait to use it again. Nothing beats hometown parades!
LeAnne, I love that your town does a parade and honors those who paid the ultimate prize. As for your card, I love the profusion of blues and all the different kinds of flowers on each layer. The white mats allow us to appreciate each element. Fabulous card
Hugs
Jaydee
Beautiful card! I love the patterned paper choices! Perfection! TFS
This sketch rOCKED, my friend! Had so much fun working with it and seeing all of the wonderful inspiration shared. You card is gorgoeus! Love the serene blues. Love seeing your parade photos. What a wonderful remembrance.
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