Happy Friday, everyone! Today I'm joining in with Unity's Friends With Flair blog hop and the Paper Players sketch challenge. This is such a versatile sketch and very classic with the centrally placed image. This Best Friends Itty Bitty was part of a prize package and the sentiment is from the September 2011 Kit of the Month. I created the frame with some Nestabilities and then stamped over it in white with the Bit of Burlap background stamp from Market Street Stamps (which seems to have been retired as I can't find it!). Any big plans for the weekend? We have a bajillion errands to run tomorrow and then I'm hoping we'll spend some more time with our new friend Netflix in the evening! Hope your day is lovely!
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: (White) Bazzill, (Basic Black) Stampin' Up
Cardstock: (White) Bazzill, (Basic Black) Stampin' Up
Stamp: (Best Friends Itty Bitty, Sentiment from Sept '11 KOM - All Seasons) Unity Stamp Co, (Bit of Burlap) Market Street Stamps
Inks: (VersaMark) Tsukineko, (Cherry Cobbler) Stampin' Up, (Fresh Snow) Papertrey Ink
Dies: (Nesties Labels Twelve ) Spellbinders
Oh this is so cool...the the text on the image...awesome!
ReplyDeleteNo big plans...running around with boy activities :)!
Such a classic classy card! The frame looks awesome and that Cherry Cobbler color is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI hope to get a ton of crafting done over the weekend:)
Ooooh, this is very chic. Love that burlap frame!!
ReplyDeleteSo French and elegant.
ReplyDeleteLove your frame! It's a great accent to that detailed stamp.
ReplyDeleteThis is oh so sophisticated. I love your frame and that texty gal.
ReplyDeleteWow Jen, this is such a classy and elegant card. Love your die cut and colour choices. I also LOVE the word bajillion!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous, Jen! I love this image and the colors you have used! Thanks for playing with The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteA lovely friends card. She looks very swish doesn't she? x
ReplyDeleteOK, I know I forget to use Bit of Burlap, but RETIRED? That's a sin. That stamp is SO PERFECT. I really love the texty girl - and how fun is the sentiment?
ReplyDeleteUber funk! LoVe it Jen!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourite stamps. I have it in my stash and haven't used it for sometime. TFS your design. It gives me inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAwesome card! Love that image.
ReplyDeleteThat image is so cool!
ReplyDeleteoh so elegant with the color combo you used & that stamp
ReplyDeleteElegant and classy design for sure.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good take on the sketch .. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteShe is one charming lady for sure!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is stunning!
ReplyDeleteReally neat card. The only plans I have is getting all the acounts payables done and ready for the tax man from last year!!
ReplyDeleteI've got oodles of work to do this weekend :( Yuck! But I'm happy tonight seeing great inspiration like your card!!
ReplyDeletevery classy card, love it
ReplyDeleteI really like the use of that stamp. So sophisticated yet sweet. Nice CAS card!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Love the frame, with the burlap look to it. We just re-signed up for Netflix, so hope to join you on the couch this evening!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card, Jen! Love the clean design to showcase that chic stamped image. Thank you so much for joining us this week at the Paper Players! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a very sleek and stylish card! LOVE it!
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Striking! The stamped frame is a great technique!
ReplyDeleteOoh, awesome! (Note to self: stamping on frame; don't forget.) The colours just up the classiness of this card!
ReplyDeleteCAS and classy card!! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteVery awesome creation! I love that stamp!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! Love the black and white
ReplyDeleteClassy card! Having a great weekend here!
ReplyDeleteThe black and white with the pop of red is totally rockin! It has nice clean details!
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