This week's challenge at the Sweet 'n Sassy Digi Challenge Blog is to make a Patriotic card. I chose to use the Cocoa Supports the Cause stamp and color it like a small flag. I used a ruler & black marker to draw the dividing lines and then colored it with my prismacolor pencils. The sentiment is computer generated. I gave the starts in the background paper and on Cocoa's ribbon a little sparkle with a glitter pen.
I used one of the sentiments in the Because of the Brave set for the inside of the card.
I used sketch #224 at CPS for my card design.
I'm also entering it in the following challenges:
Stamptacular Sunday #117 - Stars & Stripes
Stampin' Sisters in Christ #95 - Red, White & Blue Thank You Card
Tuesday Throwdown #55 - Red White & Blue
Supplies:
Card Base - Strathmore bristol
Cardstock - Georgia Pacific, Recollections
Patterned Paper - Frances Meyer
Stamps - Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps (Cocoa supports the Cause)
Computer Font - Constantia
Embellishments - American Crafts (Brads), Sakura Gelly Roll Pen (Clear Star), SU Ink (Night of Navy), Spellbinders Nestabilities (Petite Oval, Petite Scalloped Oval)
7 comments:
Oh this is fantastic, love how you colored the ribbon! Happy 4th!
Brilliant card for a hero! Love your patriotic mouse and your perfect sentiment!Thank you for playing along with our stars and stripes theme at Stamptacular Sunday Challenge. Hugs, Lesley
This is so cute. . love the image and your coloring! Blessings!
You're so clever!! I love how you colored the ribbon!! Super wonderful patriot card and great sentiments inside & out!
This is a wonderful card with a fantastic image! I really like how you made it patriotic. Thanks for joining us at Stampin Sisters in Christ!
Cocoa is such a cutie and I love this image. Good job with that ribbon. So glad you joined Tuesday Throwdown this week.
Hello Stepganie - this is adorable! I love that image and you fabulous colouring!! Thanks for joining us at the Stampin Sisters in Christ Challenge this week - we love to see you and appreciate your support! {{{hgs}}}
Linda SSIC Design Team
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