Happy Birthday Earthling!!!

 

Command control to Earth—we have the cutest alien encounter in the galaxy! This little visitor is zooming in to wish one lucky earthling a happy birthday, and with that wide smile and those happy eyes, he is far more sweet than scary. Suit up, space friends—I think we’re perfectly safe blasting off for a fun adventure among the stars together!

I created this card for this week's Craft Roulette challenge #336.  At first I was at a loss with the Element; Ship(s)(ing) until Mr. Producer said it could include a rocket ship.  Perfect!!! I have a few of them from Trinity Stamps.  I am not sure that I have ever used the Flight Deck Die Set before, so I was excited to play with it.  This card came together fairly quick. 

This weeks parameters are:

Project: Happy Birthday

Colors: Happy Colors

Element: Ship(s)(ing)

Random: Sparkles

Supplies:

• Flight Deck Die Set – Trinity Stamps
• Tiny Alien Die Set – Trinty Stamps
• We’ve Come For Cake (sentiment) – Trinity Stamps
• I think this card is just adorable and will be great to have on hand.

#321Craft Roulette - Emily Moore Designs

Hello friends! I just received the new release by Emily Moore Designs last week and I thought that I would play with some of the new goodies for this week's Craft Roulette Live challenge.  There are so many fun things in this release I was able to use a lot of it for this card.

The parameters:

• Project: Gate Fold Card
• Colors: Monet
• Element: Natural
• Random: Crinkle Inkle

Creating the gate fold card was easy and I used some wood grained patterned paper to hit that natural element.  The Monet colors I used are Shaded Lilac, Peacock Feathers and Saltwater Taffy - I used these colors to do the Crinkle Inkle on the center circle.  Super simple.

The Emily Moore Design products I used are:

• Decorative Circle Dies (new)
• Button Dies (new)
• From The Crafty Corner Stamp Set (new)
• Gentle Reminders Stamp Set (new)
• Hi, Hey, Hello Word Dies - Big and Bold
• Decorative Sentiment Dies

On the front of the card, I used the hearts from the Crafty Corner Stamp set, with different colored inks to capture a few more Monet colors.  The circle in the center of this card is created with the largest of the circle dies from the new Decorative Circles Die Set.  It's a little large, but I wanted to make sure that my word cut from the Hi, Hey Hello Word Die Set would fit on in in addition to a paper button.  I decided to layer the two different sizes of hearts from the new Button Dies set rather than have them in two different places. I tied them together with a little pearl rayon thread.

For the sentiment on the inside of the card, I used a stamp from the new Gentle Reminders Stamp set on a piece of cardstock cut with the Decorative Sentiments Die Set.

The back of this card brought a smile to my face.  I used the new From The Crafty Corner Stamp Set.  I always worry that the cards I create might wind up in the trash and that thought practically makes me hyperventilate.  

This was such a fun and quick card to make and I am sure that I will be using this design in the future.

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Thank you for stopping by and I hope I have sparked some ideas for you to create a card of your own.

Sandy

#314 Craft Roulette - Catherine Pooler

 Hello!  Today I have a card to share with you based on the current Craft Roulette Challenge.  I haven't played for a few weeks but I took an afternoon to see what the wheel had in store for this challenge.  I have to say that this card didn't pull together in my head right away, but as I was looking through my stash it started coming together.

Parameters:

• PROJECT:  Zoyfold
• COLORS: Easter Egg
• ELEMENTS: Seal(s)(ing)
• RANDOM:  4-Squares

I was pretty sure that a walrus was part of the seal family but confirmed it with my friend Siri.  The walrus and sentiment are a Catherine Pooler Stamp Set called Aw Shucks!  I have had this stamp for a couple of years buy haven't used it.  I didn't have the die, so I fussy cut it after I colored it.  The anchors are from a Lawn Fawn Stamp Set called, Smooth Sailing.

I never thought that I would be using these colors for this stamp set but the wheel was in charge, so I went with softer colors that you might find on Easter Eggs.  

I am really happy with the way this card turned out.  

Thanks for stopping by!  

Sandy

Easter Hugs - Trinity Stamps Craft Roulette #308

 

How about a card with a little gift enclosed?  This card is my entry for the current Craft Roulette Challenge.  I liked all the parameters, but did struggle a bit with the one that included a bookmark.  I created a little pocket on the front of the card, but liked the card much better with it placed it inside of the card.  What do you think?

This weeks parameter are:

• PROJECT:  Card with a bookmark
• COLORS:  Circus Colors
• ELEMENT: Hug(s)
• RANDOM: Feather(s)

SUPPLIES:

    Trinity Stamps

• Egg Shaped Card Die Set
• Simply Sentimental:Easter Coordinating Die Set
• Simply Sentimental:Easter Stamp Set
• Simply Sentimental:Hugs
• Egg-ceptional Sentiments Stamp Set

    Simon Says Stamps:

• Darling Duckling

    Lawn Fawn

• Stitched Bookmark

This turned out to be a darling little Easter card.  I will definitely have to use an A-7 envelope to accommodate the bookmark. 

Thanks for stopping by today!

Sandy

#307 Craft Roulette - Lawn Fawn Thinking Of You

Hello there!  I was supposed to be cleaning up my "Zen Den" yesterday and was listening/watching the latest episode of Craft Roulette and got a little bit distracted.  Distracted meaning, the cleaning and organizing didn't happen.  What really got me was that I had the perfect paper that hit three of the four parameters.  This card was a snap!

This weeks parameters:

• Project - Mini Slimline
• Colors - Fungi
• Element - Fruit
• Random - Two Tone

Supplies:

    Paper 

        Fruit Salad Petite Paper Pack- Lawn Fawn

    Dies:

        Scripty Thinking of You - Lawn Fawn   

        Small Mini Slimline Stackables - Lawn Fawn

        Large Mini Slimline Stackables - Lawn Fawn

        Build A Drink Mason Jar Add On - Lawn Fawn

I'm sure that someone cleaned their craft room this past weekend, but it just wasn't me.  

Thanks for stopping by!

Sandy

    

#306 Craft Roulette - 5-Star Rating by Trinity Stamps

Hello!  I got a chance today to play along with the current Craft Roulette Challenge #306.  I was tickled by the "chalkboard element".  Now, I am not old enough to remember "blackboards" but I am definitely old enough to remember the chalkboards being green. Not to totally date myself, but I don't even think that whiteboards were even a thing when I was in school.  Yikes - where did the time go?

The parameters for the challenge are:

• Project - A7 card
• Element - Chalkboard
• Colors - Summer Desserts
• Random - Bottom Border

I don't make A-7 cards very often, so I always am amazed at the amount of room that I have to work with.  

The lettering on the chalkboard is heat embossed with white embossing powder.  The stamp set is a new Trinity Stamps Stamp Set called 5-Star Rating. The other parts of the sentiment are heat embossed with black embossing powder.  

As far as the "colors" parameter, I always think of Lemon Meringue pie for a summer dessert.  Yum!

To make the border at the bottom of my card, I used the 5-Star Rating Coordinating Die Set to cut out the stars.  To be honest, I totally forgot about the "random" parameter until I was done with the card, so I really lucked out with the die set since it was already on my desk.

I used the Simply Sentimental: Teacher Coordinating Die Set for the sentiment on the front of the card.

For the inside of the card I used the Simply Sentimental: Teacher Stamp Set for the sentiment.

To finish up the card, I used Gold Sparkle Stars to fill in the stars on the rating and to also embellish the card.  

I am just tickled with this card.  I may have to stash this card until I have a grandchild that needs one.

Thank you for stopping by today!

Sandy

#305 - Craft Roulette Challenge - Indispensable

 

Hello!  This is a card that I submitted for the current Craft Roulette Challenge. I love the way this get well card turned out - it is so cheerful not to mention colorful.

This weeks parameters were:

• Project:  A Joyfold Card
• Colors:  Cartoon Colors
• Element: Starts With "I"

To make the Joyfold card, I started with a piece of cardstock cut at 5.5" x 8'5" scored at 4.25" and folded in half.  I cut front of the card diagonally from the top left corner to the bottom right corner.  I cut a piece of patterned paper that was cut at 4.0" x 5.25" diagonally from corner to corner.  I glued on of those diagonal cut pieces on to the diagonal cut of the card front.  

I cut another piece of patterned paper to 5.25" x 4.0" and glued it to the inside of the card.  

Next I cut a piece of card stock to 3.5" by 8.5".  I scored it at 4.25" and folded it in half.  I glued the piece to the inside of the card making sure that the smaller piece when folded would clear the diagonal fold when shut.  I cut another piece of patterned paper to 3.0" x 4.0" and glued it to the smaller cardstock piece on top.  I cut another piece of white cardstock to the same measurements for the sentiment on the inside of the card.  

  For the outside of the card, I stamped and colored the little bottles from the Trinity Stamps Indispensable Stamp Set with the following Copic colors:

• BG0000, BG01, BG45
• YR12, YR04, YR18

I cut them out using the Indispensable Coordinating Die Set.

I used the sentiment that comes with the stamp set to finish this card.  

This really turned out to be a quick card because not only because of the unique Joyfold project, the patterned paper and the images that are so quick to color.

Thank you for stopping by today. 

Sandy

#304 Craft Roulette - Go Wild by Gerda Steiner

Hello!!!  I don't usually do two cards with the same stamp set so close together, but one of the parameters on this weeks Craft Roulette Challenge was "Go Wild".  I still had my stamps and markers on my work surface, so I jumped right in.

This weeks parameters are:

• Project: Drop Down Card
• Element: Go Wild
• Colors: Mahjong Colors
• Random: Hand Drawn Border

Supplies:

• Go Wild Stamp Set - Gerda Steiner Designs
• Tropical Leaves Stencil - Lawn Fawn
• Tropical Leaves Die Set - Lawn Fawn
• Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide Ink
• Twisted Citron Distress Oxide Ink
• Rustic Wilderness Distress Oxide Ink
• Black Soot Distress Oxide Ink
• Lime Sparkle Spots Confetti Embellishment - Trinity Stamps
• Orange Sparkle Spots Confetti Embellishment - Trinity Stamps

Copic Markers Used:

• E97, E99, Y04, Y19, Y26 - Giraffe
• YG61, G24, G94 - Jeep Body
• Y11, Y06, Y15 - Headlights
• T3, T5, T7 - Tires 
• T1, T3, T5 - Fender
• E000, E00, E11 - Skin
• E40, E41, E43, E44 - Outfit

The inside of this card is just as fun as the top.  I am going to have to use this drop down style again.  

Thank you so much for stopping by today!!!!

Sandy

#303 Craft Roulette - Go Wild by Gerta Steiner Designs

 Hello friends!  I finally got a chance this afternoon to play along with the current Craft Roulette Challenge.  It was the perfect challenge because I have been wanting to play with this stamp set by Gerda Steiner Designs for quite a while now.  The stamp set is called, Go Wild.  The safari jeep is mounted on an action wobbler and yikes we all better stay off the trail!

This weeks parameters are:

• Project: Interactive Card
• Element: Transportation
• Colors: Spice Cabinet
• Random: Confetti

Supplies:

• Grassy Border Stencil - Lawn Fawn
• Layered Confetti Stencil - Trinity Stamps
• Puffy Cloud Layers - Trinity Stamps
• Faded Jeans Distress Oxide Ink
• Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Ink
• Rustic Wilderness Distress Oxide Ink
• Mustard Seed Distress Oxide Ink
• Candied Apple Distress Oxide Ink
• Ripe Persimmon Distress Oxide Ink
• Twisted Citron Distress Oxide Ink
• Lime Sparkle Spots Confetti Embellishment - Trinity Stamps
• Orange Sparkle Spots Confetti Embellishment - Trinity Stamps

I used Copic markers in the following colors:

• E97, E99, Y04, Y19, Y26 - Giraffe
• YG61, G24, G94 - Jeep Body
• Y11, Y06, Y15 - Headlights
• T3, T5, T7 - Tires 
• T1, T3, T5 - Fender
• E000, E00, E11 - Skin
• E40, E41, E43, E44 - Outfit

I am just thrilled with the way this card turned out and I can't wait to send it out.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have and amazing day - Go Wild!!!

Sandy

#298 - Craft Roulette Snow Stacks by Trinity Stamps

 Hello and Merry Christmas Friends!  This is my entry for the current Craft Roulette Challenge - #298.  If there ever was a stamp that was perfect for a challenge, it is this one by Trinity Stamps called Snow Stacks.  

This weeks parameters are:

• Project - A6
• Element - Rhymes with "acks".
• Colors: Gummy Bears
• Random - Tearing

For the background on this card, I used Distress Oxide Inks in Tumbled Glass, Broken China and Mermaid Lagoon.  For the ground area at the bottom of the card, I masked off about and inch from the bottom before I did my inking.  Once that was dry, I used the Trinity Stamps Snowfall Stencil with white pigment ink to create light snowflakes.  

For the "tearing" element, I used a deckle edge die to cut out omy background.  I used the enclosed sentiment and snowflakes to decorate my trimmed background.  I heat embossed the snowflakes with white embossing powder and inked the sentiment with Momento Tuxedo Black Ink.  

To color in my snowman stack, I used Copic markers in the following colors:

• B00, BV31 - Snowmen Bodies
• R14, R24, R29 - Reds
• Y00, Y02, Y08 - Yellows
• YG13, YG06, YG17 - Greens
• RV21, RV04, RV06, RV17 - Pink
• C1, C3, C5 - Gray
• Y23, Y17, YR18 - Orange
• B00, B02, BG05 - Blue

I used the Snow Stack Coordinating die to cut out my colored image.  I did fill in the voids and outside edges with markers to help it blend into the background.  I don't usually do this, but I really felt like there was enough open area that it would make a difference. I used 1 mm. foam squares to pop up my stack to give my card a little dimension.

I glued my inked background with the image on the upper part of my pink background paper cut to the A6 size, which is 6.5" x 4.25.  I added a little bit of twine with a bow at the bottom to balance everything out. 

For the inside of the card, I used one of the sentiments to finish it up.

I am so happy that the wheel gave me such clear parameters this week - it was a quick card to put together.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you are having a lovely holiday season.

Sandy

#295 - Craft Roulette Challenge - Santa Faces by Simon Says Stamp

 

Hello!  Happy Sunday!  Today I have a card for the current Craft Roulette Challenge - #295.  I was excited to come across my Simon Says Stamp Santa Faces Embossing Folder and Cutting Dies while I was looking for goodies to hit the parameters..  I have been wanting to play with this set for awhile, so this afternoon was the perfect time.

This weeks parameters are:

• Project: Map Fold Card
• Colors: Planter
• Element: From The Sky
• Random: Three In A Row

This was the first time I have colored an embossed piece of cardstock with Copic markers and I have to say it was a little bit tricky.  The embossing folder breaks down the fibers in the cardstock, so the ink really absorb easily so it is hard to control the bleed.  I definitely stayed up on the tip of my marker.

The Copic colors that I used for this project are:

• E0000, E000, E00, E01, R20, R32
• C00, C0, C1
• R24, R29, R39

For the sentiment, I used the new Christmas Cheer Words die from Hello Bluebird.  The patterned paper, which is really hard to see, but it beautiful is called Whispers of Winter by Crafty Stamp Co.

One of the things that I love about participating in the weekly Craft Roulette Challenge is that it really make me shop my stash and use the things that I may not have used yet.  

Thank you for stopping by today and I hope you are having a lovely holiday season.

Sandy

#294 - Craft Roulette Challenge - Snugglebuck by Unity Stamps

 Hello there!  This is my submission for Craft Roulette #294.  Once again, the wheel came up with some fun parameters.  I have been waiting to use this stamp from Unity Stamps called Snugglebuck.  He is just the cutest - don't you think?

The parameters this week are:

Project - A2

Colors - Holiday

Element - From the Mountains

Random - Fancy Paper

The Copic markers that I used to color this fun guy are:

• E33, E35, E99, E59 Deer
• E81, E42, E43 - Antlers
• R29, R39, R89 - Reds
• YG06, YG09, G07 - Greens
• R32, RV42 - Inner Ear

The fancy paper is from the Lawn Fawn Collection called All The Sparkles.  There is also a thin strip of wood veneer that I think came from American Crafts.

The deckle edged square was cut from a die by Cre8tive Artz.

This card just makes me giggle.  I think I could snuggle with this cute little buck.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a very Happy Thanksgiving this week.

Sandy

#292 - Craft Roulette Challenge ....Radiant Resilience by Unity Stamps

 

Hello card makers!  Today I have card for the current Craft Roulette Challenge #292.  This card just fell together with this weeks parameters.  I just love when that happens.

The parameters are:

    Project: Encouragement Card

    Colors: Sophisticated

    Element: House Pet(s)

    Random: Thread or Twine

For this card, I used the Radiant Resilience Stamp by Unity Stamp Co.  I love sunflowers but my favorite piece of this set is the sentiment.  One of the things I love about stamps from Unity is that they have a lot of detail on them, so they are a very quick color.  I let the details in the stamp do most of the work and then I just add in a bit of color.  

I used the following Copic colors for the sunflower:

• Y08, Y13, Y35, YR16
• E17, E18, E39
• For the house pet element, I want to keep it subtle, so I used the Dog Silhouette Die by Waffle Flower Stamps.  I cut him from brown cardstock and then dusted the edges with a little Ground Espresso Distress Oxide Ink.  

I am so pleased with the way that this card turned out and I will save it for just the right moment.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have an amazing day!

Sandy

Season Of Giving - Craft Roulette 291

 

Hello and Happy November!  Today I have a card for the current Craft Roulette Challenge #291.  I was really excited to make this card because I love the new Season Of Giving Collection by Sweet November Stamps.  This collection is digital and I love digital stamps because I am able to resize and manipulate them so easily in my software.  

This card has a whole lot of mistakes, but they were good ones because I learned a lot and hopefully won't make them again.  Sometimes I think that we are too hard on ourselves and expect perfection, at least I do. I need to remember that I make cards for the joy of it and they don't have to be perfect.  

The parameters for this weeks challenge are:

• Project: Postcard
• Colors: Easter - The little girls outfit and the packages are pastel-ish colors.
• Element: Pack(s)(ing) - I stretched it to packages.  😉
• Random: Shiney - the windows and the giving bucket.

I used Copic markers in the following colors:

G21, G24, G28 - awning, building trim, man't shirt

W0, W2, W3, W5 - sidewalk

BG10, BG11, BG23 - scarf, hat trim, purse, mittens

B0000 - widows

C0, C2, C3, C5, C7 - vest & sign

E08, E09, E19 - building

R81, RV34, RV56 - coat

Y00, Y06, Y19 - packages

E000, E00, E21, R00, R20 - skin

B000, B21, B23, B24 - jeans

R05, R24, R39 bucket

E33, E35, E37 - shoes, hair

Okay, now for the goofs on this card.....I wanted to antique the edges, so I used my Copic spray system with a E33 marker installed.  I was in a hurry, so rather than use mint tape to mask off  the left side of my postcard, I just covered that side with a piece of scrap cardstock.  Once I had the right side done, I didn't like the way the left side looked.  I thought that I would just spray the edges.  I wasn't paying attention to my scrap mask, and accidentally sprayed so that there is a harsh line on the upper left corner of the card.  That is where it all came tumbling down.  LOL!  Before I knew it, I had spray everywhere.  I probably could have added more color to the upper left corner, but I stopped trying to fix it before I totally ruined it.  I don't think it's horrible, and I like everything about it except for that line, but it definitely isn't what I had pictured in my mind.  Oh well.  

Since I had to print out my image anyway, I typed the sentiment using a couple of different fonts.  The postage stamp is from Postage Collage North Pole Stamp Set by Waffle Flower.  

Even with the oopsies, I still love this card. 

Thank you for stopping by today and happy card making.

Sandy

Peeking Over Puppies - Craft Roulette #290

 Awww!  Who wouldn't just love to be pals with these two puppies?  I know that my Quincy and I would.

Today I have a card that I created for the Craft Roulette Challenge #290.  This is the third week that I have been able to create a card, fairly easily, with the parameters decided by "the Wheel".  Thank you wheel. 

This weeks parameters:

• Project:  Card For Friend(s)
• Element:  Happy
• Colors: Bright Colors
• Random: Partial Image 

For this card, I used a couple of Gerda Steiner Designs Stamp Sets.  I was a guest designer on this latest release and am excited to be able to play with them again.  The stamp sets are Peeking Over Puppies and Puppies and Cake.  

After I had stamped and masked the scene, I used Tumbled Glass, Mermaid Lagoon, Twisted Citron, Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide Ink.

I colored these guys with Copic markers in the following colors:

• W1, W3, W5, W7 - Fence, Noses
• R11, R21 - Tongues
• YR20, E13, E17, E39 - Dog On Left and Cake
• TY30, YR20, E21, E53, E34 - Dog On Right
• R17, R29, R39 - Reds
• Y06, Y15, T38 - Yellows

Even though the Puppies and Cake stamp set has not only a cake, candles and number candles included, I thought that I would decorate it with a few dog bones.

For the sentiment on this card, I used the sentiment from Trinity Stamps, Puppy Party, which I believe is retired.  

This card just make me smile and I hope it makes you also.

Thanks for stopping by and happy card making.

Sandy

Spooky Season - Craft Roulette #289

 

Spooky greetings fellow card makers!  Today I have a card I created for this weeks Craft Roulette Challenge - #289.  I have had a couple of Simon Says Stamp goodies on my desk for awhile.  Last year, after Halloween was over, I saw the Trick Or Treat Ghosts and then this year they came out with the Twisted Tree Arch.  The combination of the two of them is just perfect.  

This weeks parameters worked so well together.

• Project - Dutch Door - I had to look that up because I wasn't sure what it was.
• Colors - Birdhouse - We have multiple feeders; yellow, green and red.
• Element - October - A Halloween card works perfectly
• Random - Polka Dots - I hot foiled the background sky with stars and dots

Supplies:

    Simon Says Stamp

        Trick Or Treat Ghosts

        Twisted Tree Arch

    Trinity Stamps

        Spooky Cut and Foil Die Set

        Simply Sentimental: Halloween

        Starfield Letter Press Plate

     Lawn Fawn

        Little Farm Fence

        Cloudy Stencil

    

      Riley & Company

        Moon & Bats Die

This is actually one of my favorite cards this year.  I am so glad that I was able to play along with the challenge.

Thank you for stopping by and happy card making!

Sandy

        

    

Leaf It To Love - Craft Roulette #281

Hello!  Today I have a card that I submitted for Craft Roulette - Episode 281.  The parameters were perfect for a stamp that I have been wanting to play with for awhile!  The stamp is from Unity Stamps and it is called Leaf It To Love.  This little fellow is just so darn cute I just couldn't resist getting him.  

The parameters for this week are:

Project: 4" x 6" card.

    This was pretty easy, however, I have to say that I have never created a card this size.

Element:  From a tree

    It would be hard to miss the giant leaf that the mouse is holding.

Colors:  Coffee isle

    Lots of shades of brown is what I thought of.

Random:  Outside the line

    I added color outside the lines of the image.

The coloring was done with Copic markers in the following colors:

• YR30, E50, E51, R01, R11 - Mouse
• B91, B21, B34 - Mouse Scarf
• E07, E09, YR16 - Leaf
• YR68, YR07, YR16 - Leaf Heart
• E30, E31, E33 - Ground
• G20 - Outside Shadow Around the Mouse

The one thing that I love about most of Unity Stamps stamps are that they are so quick to color.  You can add as much or as little color as you want because the line work in the illustration does a lot of the work.

Once I had my image colored, I use a deckle edge die to cut it out and added a little color to the edges.

I dug through my patterned paper and pulled out some old paper from Authentique.  I cut that to size and then added a small strip of coordinating paper to balance out the card. I also added a little twine for texture.

I think this turned out super cute and I was so happy to be able to use a new stamp.

Thanks for stopping by today!

Sandy

Spe-Shell Day - Craft Roulette #279

 This is my entry for Craft Roulette - episode #279.  Other than the card I made at Paperganza, it has been a little bit since I have submitted a card.  Pink and Main was a vendor at Paperganza, so while I was there I picked up a few sets.  They have some really cute things that have been so fun to color.  

The parameters for this card are:

PROJECT - Kids Card

ELEMENT - Pictures

COLORS - Theater

RANDOM - 1/2 and 12

I didn't really have anything stamp or other with kids on it, so I decided I would do something that kids would enjoy doing.  This little turtles looks like his is living his best life building a sand castle on the beach.  The stamp set I used is Pink and Main's Spe-Shell Day.

I colored it with Copic markers in the following colors:

• E42, E31, E55, E25
• Y13, Y19
• B21, B23
• R21, R22
• YR04, YR07
• YG13, YG05, YG25
• C0

For the picture element, I cut a piece of white cardstock 2.5" x 2.75".  I cut an opening inside the rectangle cardstock using a craft knife to make a Polaroid frame.  I added a little Copic - C0, marker on the edges to soften them.  Once I had my image colored, I glued the frame on top and trimmed it to create my picture.  I used one of the sentiments in the stamp set for the bottom of my picture.

I struggled a little bit on the colors, so I decided on a colorful stripe similar to Joseph's Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.  

For the random half and half, I used Pink and Main's Hexagon Flip Card Die.  It was perfect!!!!

To finish up my card, I used another sentiment from the stamp set on the inside of the card.

This card turned out so cute!!!  I don't know what I was stressing over.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have an amazing day!

Sandy