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Our There this month is – Sketch Challenge and this one was a real challenge…. what do I do, then this morning I was inspired by a card I saw on Instagram by Rochelle Blok. I think it was the black and white theme with the red in Santa, anyway it did the trick and my mental block was over….
So my card has a theme of Basic Black, Basic White and Real Red, with a touch of gold.
The stamp set or stamps I have used are –
- Stampin’ Up! Be Jolly from the July – December Mini Catalogue
- Stampin’ Up! Perfectly Laid from the annual Catalogue
Measurements and Products Used–
- Card Base Basic WhiteThick: 21 x 14.9cm, scored at 10.5cm
- Card Mat Real Red; 10 x 14.4cm
- Card Front Pattern Party DSP: 9.7 x 14.1cm
- Strip Basic Black: 1.8 x 14.4cm
- Sentiment Real Red: 2.5 x 7.5cm
- Sentiment Basic White: 2.5 x 7cm
- Santa Basic White: 7 x 9cm
- Gold filament was taken from Gold Fine Art Ribbon: 18cm unraveled/frayed
- Card Insert Mat Real Red: 10 x 14.4cm
- Card Insert Basic White: 9.7 x 14.1cm
- Card Insert strip Pattern Party DSP: 1.2 x 14.1cm
Method-
- Cut and score all cardstock
- Adhere DSP to Read Red Card Mat
- Adhere the Basic Black Strip 2.5cm from bottom of the DSP
- Unravel the ribbon, so you are left with just the gold filament. Wrap this around the matted card front, adhering the ends at the back with sticky tape. spread the filament out across the Basic Black.
- Card Insert
- Adhere the Insert DSP Strip along the bottom edge of the Card Insert Basic White.
- Stamp a sentiment onto the Basic White.
- Adhere the Basic White insert to the Real Red Insert Mat.
- Attach the Card insert into your card.
- Embossed Sentiment – The sentiment has been stamped in Real Red Ink and heat embossed by following the steps below.
- Ink up your stamp using Versamark ink, then ink it up in the Real Red. Stamp onto the Basic White Sentiment Strip.
- Cover with Clear Embossing Powder and heat set.
- Using the Banners Pick a Punch cut the ends of both the Basic White and Real Red Sentiment pieces.
- Adhere the two sentiment trips on top of each other and with dimensionals attach to the card front.
- On a piece of Basic White stamp the Santa in Memento Tuxedo Black and colour in using Stampin’ Blends – See a previous video I did on colouring Santa HERE. Colours used – Real Red, Cherry Cobbler, Basic Black, Daffodil Delight, Smoky Slate, Ivory, Petal Pink
- Fussy cut your Santa (this time I have left a edge around. and attach using dimensionals.
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I love your interpretation of the sketch Michele! Black and white with a touch of red are always gorgeous!
Thank you…took me a while to get my head around it
What a wonderful use of the sketch. Thanks for hopping with us this month x
That was a tricky sketch..thank you
Striking card Michele, love what you did with the frayed ribbon!
Thank you Ann
Great card Michele
Thank you Diane
adorable!
Thank you Melva
Cute card, I didn’t think of turning the sketch landscape, it really works.
Thank you
I love your Jolly card! My favorite part is the unraveled ribbon around the black strip. so pretty!
Thank you…yes another great way to use the ribbon
HI Michele, you used such a great color combination and merry stamp set to design your card. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Susan