stamp-a-faire limited supply challenge...

Supply list:

Stamps:  Natural Beauties

Cardstock:  Stamper's Select White, Simply Chartreuse, Hawaiian Shores

Ribbon:  Hawaiian Shores Bitty Dot

Button:  Simply Chartreuse

Ink:  Spring Moss, Simply Chartreuse, True Black, Melon Berry, Pure Poppy

 

Here are the cutting details for you if you choose to recreate my card:

1.  Cut Stamper's Select White cardstock 8 1/2" x 4 1/4". (For card base)

2.  Cut Simply Chartreuse cardstock 4 1/4" x 1".

3.  Cut Stamper's Select White cardstock 1 1/4" x 2". (For sentiment block)

4.  Cut Hawaiian Shores cardstock 4"x4". (For the inside)

5.  Cut Hawaiian Shores Bitty Dot Satin into a 9" strip.

 

Are you having fun?  Up for another challenge?  I hope so, this one is a super fun challenge called the "Craft Conservation Badge- Limited Supply Challenge".  

Each design team member has created a card using the beautiful new Natural Beauties stamp set and the very same basic supplies.  It will be so fun to see how differently each card has turned out....including yours!

Tune into the Papertrey Ink blog to find cards created by myself and other design team members.Your challenge is to recreate a card made by one of the design team members or create your own!

All of the challenges provided throughout the day will also have a coordinating InLinkz list for you to share your projects using your favorite photo-hosting site (Flickr, Photobucket, etc), gallery or your blog.  

Each list will be open until noon EST Monday, July 23rd, so you will have ample time to participate and photograph your projects.  Winner will be selected from each challenge and announced Monday night!

Enjoy and I can't wait to see your creations!

Melis

 

Comments

[Carrie Bohrer]

Man, I know I haven't had that much coffee today... And when you compare the measurements you have listed to what your card looks like, it's not working.

[Kara]

Gorgeous card, Melissa!

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This, unfortunately, is just tracing. Andy Warhol and many other artist have already exhausted this kind of statement. It says more about old media artists struggling to find their own relevance in a hyper-accelerated digital world.

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We now have phenomenal tools to create real meaning. Perhaps we need to redefine art (again). I'm excited to see something new, but for now, the new creative developments.