It's time for Karen Burniston's June 2020 Designer Challenge, where we are to use any of the Pattern Plates for our project. I chose the Swirl Pattern Plate, the Spinner Square Pop Up and some fun stamped images from Riley & Company.
I talk about some of the details for this card in my YouTube Video below, which can also be found on my YouTube Channel HERE.
Inside, I used the Spinner Square Pop Up for the animation. I snipped apart the second Swirl die cut and added pieces into the two corners.
Both the Policeman Riley and the 'just saying...' were a fun choice of images to go with the sentiment on the card front, and I used one of the Swirl dies to add some light stencilling across the card as on the narrow rectangle. A small piece of one of the Swirls was snipped to fit behind Policeman Riley.
I hope you will check out what the rest of the Design Team has come up with using the Pattern Plates - their blogs are linked on the right. Karen Burniston will have her project and video on her blog tomorrow (Wednesday) HERE.
Supplies:
1124 Pattern Plate Swirls - Karen Burniston
1042 Spinner Square Pop Up - Karen Burniston
1038 Tropical Scene - Karen Burniston
1024 Car & Dog (bone) - Karen Burniston
White, blue and navy card stock
Sketch - Freshly Made Sketches #8
Handmade card stamp on the back - Riley & Company
Just Saying' - Riley & Company
Policeman Riley - Riley & Company
Dog named shark - Riley & Company
Sparkly enamel dots - EK Success
Prismacolor Pencils
Gamsol & Blending Stump
Sakura white gel pen
White pearl card stock
Paw print stamp - Lucky Dog, Paper Smooches
Blending Brushes - Taylored Expressions
Card size - Standard A2 (5.5 x 4.24")
Blending Brushes - Taylored Expressions
Card size - Standard A2 (5.5 x 4.24")
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Absolutely adorable! Thank you for bringing my first smile and laugh this morning! Plus, I really love the look of ocean waves you achieved by using the pattern plates die cut as a stencil... so pretty!
ReplyDeletelove your use of the swirls on this card and totally agree with that sentiment haha!
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