Happy Friday Everyone!!
How cool is it that my weeks get to start with an
{ippity} blog hop and end with a Unity blog hop?
Isn't that great??
So it's Friday which means it's time for the weekly Friends With Flair blog hop where Unity peeps use Unity Stamps to inspire each other! It's a great day!! For the complete list of the blogs participating in the blog hop, head over to the Unity blog to get the list! And don't forget to look for the "Flair Blinkie" for a chance to win a prize!!
I have a couple of cards to share with you today and both of them use stamps from
My first card was made for last week's FWF Challenge FWF13 where we were inspired by Lisa's Card HERE! And it was also inspired by yesterday's Ways to Use it Challenge WT259 on SCS called For the Love of Lace. Where we were to use lace on our card...
The sentiment I chose is from {ippity's) Just Wanted to Say set. The DP is from Basic Grey's Nook & Pantry line. The flower is Prima and the button is from Clear and Simple stamps.
The adorable chipboard bird is a freebie I received while at CHA. It is laser cut and is made by ScrapFX. The lace is from JoAnn's.
My next card follows this week's SCS Sketch Challenge SC269. Here is a picture of the sketch...
For my card I stayed true to the sketch and used papers from the MME line called Quite Contrary. Some of these papers can be obtained by getting the paper pack sold for {ippity} To get this paper pack for free, all you have to do is purchase a complete set of the Winter Release Stamp sets from me and I will throw that in at no additional charge! :-)
I colored the rainbow and clouds in using Copic markers.
The sunshine ribbon is from the Dollar Spot at Target. I couldn't resist it and felt it went perfectly with the stamps I chose to use on this card! I love the touch of yellow it adds!
If you are interested in buying any {ippity} stamps, please visit my sales blog for great pricing! I have every of the Winter Release sets in stock and even some of the Fall ones too!
Enjoy the rest of the FWF Hop and may your bucket overflow with pretty rainbows and sweet birdies!!
26 comments:
beautiful cards Kelly. amazing with the sketch.
gorgeous cards.. love that first one.... gorgeous.. love deep browns!
Wow kelly love both of these and that bird is awesome!!!
Cute cards. I love the lace on the first one!
Gorgeous cards, Kelly! They both look amazing!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Hugs and smiles
Beate
Wow! Beautiful cards Kelly! Love that chip bird! Have a great weekend!
Beautiful cards, Kelly!! Have a fabulous weekend!!
Beautiful cards Kelly!
Wow- both of these are totally FANTASTIC!! Love them!
Kelly, such beautiful creations! LOVE the creativity you always show us!
Ohhh....these are so beautiful Kelly...love the little birdie you added to your card! I need to whip out mine, too...thanks for the reminder...hehehe.
Great cards Kelly! Love that little chipboard bird and the sunshine ribbon is perfect for that card! Great find!
Kelly, these cards are so beautiful! Love them both and that sunshine ribbon IS just perfect for that card!
really pretty!! love the monochromatic look in the first one!
Wow! Two totally different and stellar cards! Love the monochromatic look of the 1st card with that amazing chipboard birdie. And the second is just spreading sunshine and happiness!
beautiful cards, love your new blog look ;)
love your cards, kelly! love that sweet bird on the first one!
Kelly, I love the vintage feel of your first card with the lace and colors! And, yes, that ribbon goes perfectly with your second awesome card! Have a great weekend!
2 AMAZING cards with different styles but both are just SO BEAUTIFUL!!!! TFS!!!
Super cute cards!!
I love both cards but the bird one is so pretty!! Lov that DP and lace! Thanks for taking the time to comment on my TTC card!!
Oh, these are beautiful!
Beautiful cards!
OMG! I love, love, love your cards!
And I see I colored my rainbow with the colors reversed. Ugh!
Delightful, beautiful cards Kelly. That bird is awesome!
oh my i just love the rainbow card. that sunshine ribbon is so fun.
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