PTI Blog Hop - September 2013

The challenge this month is to create a card with a wreath on the front of the card. I decided to make two cards for this challenge.
The first one is a general greeting card, where I also tried this week's MIM...using dimensional paste. I don't own any coverplates so I cut a stencil on my Silhouette. I added Lavender Moon ink refill drops to the paste and it dried a"kraft" colour...maybe I added too much.
The second card is a Christmas card.

Also entering this Christmas card in Moxie Fab World's "All that Glitters is Gold" challenge and Simon Says Wednesday challenge - Anything Goes

Dynamic Duos and Retro Sketches

I used these challenges as my starting point and then I played with some new goodies. Thanks to Hannelie for the link to these cute kiddies dingbat fonts. I cut the little girl on my Silhouette. The sentiment was one I had on my PC and the paintbrush and paint splatters are dies and stamps from MFT.

Owl Card for 2 Challenges

I made this little owl from felt quite a while ago. There just happened to be a couple of challenges at the moment where I could use him at last.

I am entering this card into these challenges:
CASe this sketch #46
Less is more Week 138. The theme is fabric or felt.

Curtain Call - Sunflower Surprise

This challenge is so well timed. Just received my first MFT order on the weekend and it included the Sunflower Die-namics.

Entering this tag in this week's Muse challenge as well. Marion created a beautiful tag on her card. I have created a tag with a single flower as an embellishment. She used the Hero Arts Envelope pattern stamp for the background on her card and I used it as the background for my tag.

Silhouette Weekly Shape Challenge - Fall Edition

The the theme for this week's shape challenge is Fall. I used the Echo Park Tree cut file for my card.
My inspiration came from this card by Ashley Cannon Newell.

CAS-ual Fridays - She's Krafty

Just popping in to enter my card in this week's challenge. The challenge at CASual Fridays was to combine kraft and text.