Showing posts with label hope you can cling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hope you can cling. Show all posts

Friday, October 11, 2013

Friday Fun {Wine Helps}

Woop woop! It's Friday! Today is my hubby's birthday and we'll be celebrating with a yummy dinner at one of our local rib joints (if you are ever in Cincy, Montgomery Inn Ribs are a MUST have). 
I had been itching to get this stamp set inky from Lil' Inkers Designs. I was lucky enough to win it during their birthday celebration and was feeling guilty that I hadn't used it yet. It's called Snarky Sentiments and you'll love it. 



I used an older, Seize The Sketch #3 challenge for my layout on this card. The sketch called for hexagons in the background, but I traded them out for the fun Stitched Mats-circle dies from Lil' Inkers.  I loved that I could show a pattern peaking out from a few of the cut circles AND still have the stitching around them. The design on these dies is just brilliant. 



I'm also sending this along to the Hope You Can Cling Challenges over on SCS. I'm playing along with Jeanne's challenge-Hope you have a great day!  Pop on over there and see what a great cause they support. I think this sentiment is so fun and encouraging. It's sure to put a smile on anyone's face. 

Wishing you a wonderful start to the weekend! 





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Monday, October 10, 2011

Cling to Hope

With this month being Breast Cancer Awareness month, I was more than happy to do my part and make a card or two for the Splitcoast Stampers, Hope you Can Cling To challenges.  Each day a new challenge is posted. There are some prizes up for grabs from some of your favorite stamp companies.  Speaking of my favorite stamps companies.....MFT is one the sponsors.  I made this card for Beate's challenge....encircled with love. 

I loaded it  up with a few MFT products...bracket tab die-namic, leafy flourish, and the sentiment from WTG Chooses Hope.  Papers are by Authentique.  The main shape of the card is the largest die from the blossom nestability.
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