I have several more Virtual Stamp Night cards again today. Each of these uses a square sketch challenge from some time this year on Splitcoast. I like square cards, but stayed away from them because of the odd size envelope and extra postage. I could have adapted these to a regular A2 card, but wanted to honor the hostess' vision. So here goes!

Next, I have a card for the "Mother Russia" challenge. This time, the inspiration was an amazing Faberge Egg...in bright blue with gold and exquisite details. Now,, I had this sketch badge saved, thinking it is from 2015...nope. It is from August 2014! Oh well. Had fun doing this anyway. On a pacific point base, I have brushed gold and whisper white card stock. I used the same angel as befor, this time embossing her in gold. The sentiment is from Our Daily Bread Designs "Christmas Verses." I embossed some gold and pacific point card stock with the vintage wallpaper folder, punched out with the 5-petal flower and added a gold brad and 2 ice rhinestone brads. The ribbon is from a wedding favor...never let ribbon go to waste!
And now, we head to The Netherlands where they have blue Delft pottery. Once again, I have a pacific point card, this time with brushed silver. The extra large scallop circle was embossed with vintage wallpaper folder, after I added ink to the folder. The large sentiment is another from ODBD "Christmas Verses." I also used Teeny Tiny Wishes on the duo of punches, over some metallic silver ribbon.
Here's the last one for tonight: Scottish Plaid. I used a marina mist card base. The plaid DSP is from a retired Christmas pack (something with a lodge?). The sentiment is from Inkadinkado, stamped in cherry cobbler, matted on garden green. No matter what I do, a few letters never stamp well...same spot. Grr. I popped the panel with dimensionals and added candy dots.Whew! That's enough for today! Time for bed!
Inky {{{HUGS}}}
Kim

Wow, you've been busy, Kim! These are all wonderful cards...I always look forward to stopping here and seeing your interpretation of sketches. You have a great eye! And you captured the countries really well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous collection, Kim! Beautiful, beautiful work!
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