Friday, June 27, 2014

JAI #220: JUST ADD A SKETCH, WITH STAMPIN' UP! MOONLIGHT DSP

My love affair with Stampin' Up!'s new Moonlight Designer Series Paper continues.  It is the star of my card for this week's Just Add Ink challenge - a sketch provided by Kim.

Here's the sketch to use as a starting point for a card, scrapbook page, or other papercraft project:



** It's the last challenge of the month, so this week is our "Guest Designer"challenge; if you are interested, all you need do is play along with this week's challenge!

 (The details: For the last challenge of each month, we will be offering the "TOP PICK" for that week, the opportunity to join us as a "Guest Designer" for the last challenge the following month....If this sounds like something you would like to do, get creating and come join us at Just Add Ink.) **



I've used my favourite paper of the moment, and the colours contained in it - Blackberry Bliss, Hello Honey and Sahara Sand.  I'm pretty pleased with the sentiment panel I created.  Using one of the very cool stamps from the new Work of Art stamp set, I 'stamped off' each colour to lessen the vibrancy, then stamped the sentiment over the top in Staz-On ink.





Stamps: Starburst Sayings, Work of Art (available 1st July), Lots of Thanks
Card: Hello Honey, Blackberry Bliss, Whisper White
DSP: Moonlight Designer Series Paper stack
Ink: Blackberry Bliss, Hello Honey and Sahara Sand stampin' pads, Jet Black Staz-On inkpad
Other: Starburst framelits, Circles Collection framelits, Itty Bitty Accents punch pack (available 1st July), Basic Rhinestones, Blendabilities (Daffodil Delight and Rich Razzleberry - darkest of each collection - to colour the rhinestones), White Baker's Twine, sponge dauber, glue dots, multipurpose liquid glue
 
 
The rest of the Just Add Ink Design Team have some fabulous creations using this sketch, so be sure to check them out.  We'd love for you to play along with us.
 
 


4 comments:

  1. Isn't that dsp just a dream? Your card is beautiful, Christine, with all the sparkle and rhinestones. And the sentiment panel was a super idea-love those paint brush "swipes" beneath the sentiment.

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  2. Oh wow the colours are so vibrant Christine! Your sentiment panel looks great and I love those scattered glittery hearts :) xxx

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  3. Great use of such bold colours Christine! You've balanced them beautifully...love that sentiment panel too! xxx

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  4. I love this dsp, the colours are just so vibrant. Love what you've created here xox

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