Crafty Challenge Blog Hop – February 2021

This month’s Crafty Challenge is to create a card using the following sketch. Each person can follow the sketch exactly or they can use their own interpretation of the sketch.

As you look at the sketch think about how you might use this sketch to design a card. 

What bundle and designer series paper might you use to make a card with this sketch?

I decided to change the orientation of the Crafty Challenge sketch and to use the Garden Wishes Bundle to design this card. 

Share what you think about my card in the comments section below.

To make this card, 

• Select a 5.50″ x 8.50″ Bumblebee cardstock scored and folded at 4.25″ to be the cardbase.
• Attach a 3.75″ x 5.0″ piece of paper with Mossy Meadow background and white leaves (Layer 3) from the Dandy Garden designer series paper to a piece of Basic White cardstock (Layer 2) using your favorite adhesive.
• Add a 6″ strip of Bumblebee Gingham Ribbonto the left side of the card.
• Attach the Basic White cardstock (Layer 2) and Mossy Meadow background paper (Layer 3) to the cardbase using your favorite adhesive.
• Samp the dandelion stamp from the Garden Wishes stamp set onto a piece of Basic White cardstock using the Mossy Meadow and Bumblebee ink.
• Use the Stitched Shapes medium sized oval die and the Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine to cut out the stamped dandelion.
• Use the Layered Oval die and the Stampin’ Up Cut and Emboss Machine to cut out a scalloped oval using Bumblebee cardstock.
• Attach the stamped image to the Scalloped Bumblebee cardstock using your favorite adhesive.
• Cut out a piece of paper with Bumblebee and white pattern from the Dandy Garden designer series paper.
• Attach the Bumblebee print to the upper right hand side of the card.
• Stamp the sentiment “Wishing You All The Best” from the Garden Wishes Stamp Set onto a 0.75″ strip of Basic White cardstock using Mossy Meadow ink.
• Cut the end of the Basic White cardstock.
• Add a Ladybug Trinket to the sentiment.
• Color two pearls with Bumblebee blends and attach them to the upper left hand side of the card.

Thank you for visiting my blog today and I hope you’ll leave a comment in the space below. Please visit all the other demonstrators’ cards by selecting the next person on the list.

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