This week at the Squigglefly Challenge our theme is
"Borders." We'd love for you to use a Squigglefly image,
but everyone is welcome to play along.
but everyone is welcome to play along.
I created my card with a die cut border and some ribbon. Plus
I am excited to be using an image from a NEW designer at the
Squigglefly -- James Horvath!
The Creative Details
Image: Squigglefly (Skateboarder by James Horvath)
Colors: strong red, napoli yellow
Embellishments: stickles, buttons, bakers twine, ribbon
Tools: die cut, die cut border
The Challenges:
A Creative Romance - scraps
Crafting at the Weekend - anything goes
Catch the Bug - anything goes
Crafting from the heart - anything goes
Cute Card Thursday - here comes summer
Jellypark - one fore the boys
Lexi's Creations - for a man or boy
Inky Impressions - anything goes
Milk coffee - bright colors
Really Reasonable Ribbon - bright summer colors
Simon Says Stamps - anything goes
Sister Act - anything goes
The Corrosive Challenge - head gear
The House that Stamps Built - masculine
Stay Warm Harted,
Elizabeth
Image: Squigglefly (Skateboarder by James Horvath)
Colors: strong red, napoli yellow
Embellishments: stickles, buttons, bakers twine, ribbon
Tools: die cut, die cut border
The Challenges:
A Creative Romance - scraps
Crafting at the Weekend - anything goes
Catch the Bug - anything goes
Crafting from the heart - anything goes
Cute Card Thursday - here comes summer
Jellypark - one fore the boys
Lexi's Creations - for a man or boy
Inky Impressions - anything goes
Milk coffee - bright colors
Really Reasonable Ribbon - bright summer colors
Simon Says Stamps - anything goes
Sister Act - anything goes
The Corrosive Challenge - head gear
The House that Stamps Built - masculine
Stay Warm Harted,
Elizabeth
Elizabeth, this is awesome!! I love the design and the look on his little face So cute!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your card, perfect for teen boys!
ReplyDeleteLovely card you made for this week's Squigglefly Challenge. I love the bright reds and your awesome border! Cheers, Holley
ReplyDeleteElizabeth,
ReplyDeleteYour card is so adorable - as is the new image!
What a cute boy card - good for the preteen! Love the borders too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous, funky design, Elizabeth! Gorgeous bright colours and a wonderful image!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at the MilkCoffee Challenge. Jane xx
Fabulous Boy card, I love the colours around your image!
ReplyDeletemany thanks for joining us at A Creative Romance, Mel. xxx
This is very cute! Totally fun! Thanks so much for playing along with us over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, this card is just too cute Elizabeth! I love that little skater dude, your mat is awesome and I just love how you did the colors on it. Love the papers and the border long with the buttons, yes, such a cute, cute guy card for sure! Hugs
ReplyDeleteDude, this card rocks. The papers are awesome with this image and your embellishments are great! Good luck at The Corrosive Challenge this fortnight!
ReplyDeleteDebbieM - TCC DT
Great card Elizabeth. I love how you did the sketch on it - you added even more energy to the image with it and the sponging. Wonderfully dome card! Hugz!
ReplyDeletethere are just so many cute things about your card, I love it! than you for joining us on the RRR blog challenge.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cuty thanks for joining us at sister act and good luck
ReplyDeleteHugs Tonnie DT
What a great project, very cute!! Thanks so much for joining us for our May Anything Goes Challenge at Catch the Bug, I hope you join us again very soon.
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth, love your masculine card and the fun 'dude' image;O)! Thanks for joining us at Lexi's Creations!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card. Thank you for joining us at Crafting From The Heart this time and we hope to see you again soon. Tracy DT
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colors you went with Elizabeth. Especially like the way you rubbed spots of color around the image. The glitter on the bottom of the board is perfect!
ReplyDeleteCool card! Thanks so much for participating in our Really Reasonable Ribbon Challenge.
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