Just Magnolia Week 13 – Mina’s Sketch

2009 July 10

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Hi all :) , Its time for another challenge over on the Just Magnolia Challenge Blog, and this weeks challenge is to follow a fabulous sketch which has been designed by our very own Mina :)

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Here is my take on the sketch :)

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JM Mina Sketch

First of all i must apologise for being such a bad blogger lately, i have been soooo busy and dont have much time to get some crafting done, i really hope it does slow down soon as i do miss my crafting, i have soo many new goodies that i am itching to play with but haven’t had the time to *sigh* :( , But hey at least i did get time to get my Just Magnolia card done this week :) :) , better than no crafting at all eh :)

I adore these papers i have used on this card, they have been created by Summer Driggs and downloaded for free off her blog, Summer creates the most beautiful digital scrapbooking goodies and as soon as i saw these papers i had to have them hehe, they really are much prettier in real life and my feeble attempt at photography doesn’t do them any justice.

I was a bit worried though as when i was nearly finished this card i noticed that (to me anyway) it started to look like a Halloween card with the peachy orange and black colour scheme, so to try and stop this i added a few pink bits into the mix although i am not sure you can actually tell they are there as they are very pale colours of pink, so i am not sure i stopped it looking like a Halloween card hehe

Right I’ll stop rambling now and let you go hehe, but please do stop by the DT blogs to see their wonderful creations this week, and i do hope that you can play along with us in this weeks challenge :)

my-signature2Materials Used

  • Cardstock – Stampin Up (Basic Black , Blush Blossom and Whisper White)
  • PapersSummer Driggs (Bubble Gum & Licorice kit)
  • ImageMagnolia (Tilda as Butterfly)
  • Ink - Memento (Tuxedo Black), Tim Holtz Distress Ink (Spiced Marmalade)
  • Colouring – Prismacolour Pencils, Sakura (Gelly Roll Glitter Pen)
  • Tools – Nestabilities (Scalloped and Regular oval), EK Success (Retro Flower Punch), Woodware (Daisy Punch), Martha Stewart (Frond Leaf Punch), Stampin Up (Spiral Punch)
  • Accessories – Black Lace, Button, Thread, Dew Drops, Basic Grey ( Rub – On)

10 Responses leave one →
  1. 2009 July 10

    doesn’t look like a halloween card to me sweetie, it is too pretty for a start.
    you have coloured your image in beautifully. wonderful job. hugs rachxx

  2. 2009 July 10

    no way does it look halloweeny (is that even a word lol)…love this stunning card its gorgeous in these colours and I must check out those paper downloads Martine…have a wonderful weekend and hope you find some time for crafting
    Mina xxx

  3. 2009 July 10

    Hi Martine, ooh I love it, I don’t think it looks like a Halloween card at all, the colours are gorgeous together and I love the black lace. Hugs Dawn Marie.xx

  4. 2009 July 10

    Tut, halloween indeed! Utterly gorge sweetie and I love the lace, truly delish!
    Have a fab weekend!
    Hugs Tab xxx

  5. 2009 July 10

    Way too pretty to be a Halloween!
    Just such a confection of loveliness Martine!
    Have a great weekend!
    hugs
    kim x

  6. 2009 July 10

    Stunning card and I agree, it’s far too pretty to be a halloween card ;) Love your lace trim and those papers are gorgeous!!

  7. 2009 July 10

    Beautiful card Martine. It definately doesn’t look like a halloween card to me I love the colours! Have a great weekend!
    Hugs, Vicky -x-

  8. 2009 July 12

    This is gorgeous hun – love those papers …mmmmm delish! I don’t think it looks halloweeny at all – just scrummy!
    -x-

  9. 2009 July 13

    Looks gorgeous and the coloring is awesome!

  10. 2009 July 14

    I have to agree with the rest of the comments here. It doesn’t look Halloweenish to me either. I think it’s very cute and elegant with the black lace. I’ve been flipping through your blog and I don’t know how you come up with so much creativity. Keep the the good work!

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