The sketch this week is inspired by Audrie Magno-Gordon (girlgeek101 @ SCS) and is based on this card.
Here is the sketch:
For this card I used the Simple Stories Handmade Holiday 6x6 paper pad and matching snap cards. The snap cards are just perfect for the background and the 6x6 paper pad had the miniaturised patterned paper and mini embellishment tags which co-ordinated perfectly together.
I added a button and some ribbon that I found at a local patchwork store and within 15minutes the card was done! With so many cards to make this will definitely be my favourite design layout for those quick and easy cards.
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- Have fun and we look forward to "spying" your creations!
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ReplyDeleteWonderful card Leanne, I love the papers and colours you used. The santa is so cute, he looks like the little cookie :).
ReplyDeleteHi Leanne,
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and festive card and such a great take on the sketch. I can see you lavished loads of extra special touches on your card and it certainly was worth it! Eye catching and warm all at the same time!