Truly Scrumptious - sketch
Cute Card Thursday - Teen Terrors
Creative Card Crew - strings attached
I turned Dawn's sketStamps: guitar and sentiment from Rock Star set by Inkadinkado
Paper: Boxer collection by Basic Grey
Nicki, xx
I turned Dawn's sketStamps: guitar and sentiment from Rock Star set by Inkadinkado
Paper: Boxer collection by Basic Grey
Nicki, xx
I made the background panel with some ski clothes patterned paper matted on
to dark blue cardstock, and added strips of blue and red. The image was stamped in blue and I used a dot stamp for the background to fill the white space, I also coloured his glasses with a glitter gel pen to give the look of some fancy reflective goggles.
I tipped the sketch on it's side and used one of the fab Ellephantastic images to make a
'Stop Here Santa' sign which can be removed from the card and hung up. 

Nicki, xx
Here's Ida's sketch for PFP - I used a label die instead of a circle as it fitted my imag
e better and it also fits Fab's 'wavy frame' element. I stamped the image with Memento Black and coloured it with ProMarkers (colours below) and I stamped the sentiment with Memento Bahama Blue . The swirls were cut with an extended die and embellished with foam snowflakes, accented with shimmer dots.
Clare has
given us this great sketch and it's an open theme so, guess what? - another Christmas card for my growing collection. I chose this cute stamp and coloured the image with pencils, then cut it out with an oval die and lightly coloured the background with shimmer chalks. The patterned paper is from my scraps box and I used a die cut sentiment tag for my greeting. After wrestling with various ways of fixing ribbon or cord for the crossed over part of the design, I settled on threading this flat ribbon through eyelets in the corners of the purple panel.
I die-cut an oval panel and mounted it in the centre of my card base, then used a set of tiny flower and leaf images to stamp a frame around it. I then added a die cut white cross and 3 small punched flowers with black brads in the centre to make the poppies.