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While my children were working on school assignments, I made this card for several challenges...
1. Mo's Digital Pencil Challenge #17 - we were to make a card/ project with WOOD or WOULD or something with FAUX WOOD. I used CORK as my Martial Arts Board and drew the hands holding it. They are also doing a DT call on their blog - and this is one of my submissions! I am a HUGE fan of their images!
2. I also made this for the CAS Challenge on Splitcoast Stampers- which was an inspiration challenge - you can find my inspiration HERE
3. Sweet Stop Sketch #42
I am now ready for a nap, but will have to settle for some caffiene LOL Before I go listed below are the details on my card...
Stamps: Mo's Digital Pencil - Girl Karate
Paper: Red, White, Black
Ink: Copics, Memento Black
Accessories: MS Punch, Cuddlebug, Buttons, Brads, Black stitched ribbon, Big Shot, Dimensionals, Cork
12 comments:
super cute and way to combine challenges- now I just need to see if they have boys karate- both my boys take!
This is so cute and creative! Love the hands holding the piece of wood. Glad you shared it with us in Mo's Challenge this week
Great card...so effective!! Thanks for joining us for Mo's challenge this week x
this card makes me smile this is so gorgeous
I really like this card with the 3-d board effect. Nice work!
This is fabulous! Love the image and the great color combination!!
Great card love the wood and the raised arms
Supercute card . Really love the colours and image.
Very clever!!!
Great take on the challenge. Thanks for playing along with us at Mo's this week.
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
Oh, I love this card! How cute is she?! Love that you added the cork board and the hands holding it. Very creative! The red/black combo looks great, too.
Great idea for the "wood" theme.. Thanks for joining us at Mo's..
You handled that challenge well! Great idea and lovely card! Thanks for joining us this week at Mo's challenge.
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