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Friday, April 20, 2012

STAMPTV CSS DT APRIL SKETCH CHALLENGE

Welcome to another StampTV CSS DT blog hop.  Once again we're showcasing a fabulous sketch from our own Melissa Cash. 

If you've come here from the super talented Geri's blog, then you're in the right place.  If not, you may want to go back to the beginning of the hop, just so you don't miss one fantastic inspirational stop. 

As you hop, don't forget to leave a message on each blog because you might just win a huge grab bag of fabulous Gina K. Designs stamps!  On Tuesday morning (April 24), we will randomly choose one of the comments from all the blogs and that person will receive a huge grab bag of fabulous Gina K. Designs Stamps!

Here's Melissa's sketch


I made two different cards using this sketch and used the same StampTV Kit Stamp "Petals and Wings".



For those of you who follow my blog and my cards know that I'm a big technique fan and in this card I'm using a technique I found in the April/May issue of Technique Junkies Newsletter called "Copic Colored Embossing".  It looks like delicate embroidery to me and so I paired it with the MS eyelet punch after embossing the panel wth a CB swiss dots EF.  I used GKD Pure Luxury "In the Navy"  for the base layer and the Copic embossing layer "Little Boy Blue" PL CS was used for the base layer. 


This card was made using the great papers and ribbons included with the "Petals and Wings" StampTV Kit.   I received this set yesterday and couldn't wait to ink it up. 

Thanks for stopping by and now hop over to Geri's ubar talented daughter, Brenda's blog and see her fabulous creation using Melissa's sketch. 

Cheri 



81 comments:

  1. Beautiful cards Cheri! I love the look of that technique on the first card! The colors are so pretty on the second! Great coloring too!

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  2. Beautiful cards Cheri! I agree with Sharri and I love the technique you used for the first card, I will have to give it a try.

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  3. What a fun way to demo the versatility of this sketch. The split panel on your first card is genius as is the copic colored embossing - must give this a try! The second card is ever so sweet!

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  4. Love those stamps but really like what you did with the first one - never tried that and really like the outcome! Great cards!

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  5. So sweet and adorable! Tfs that Copic technique ...

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  6. Couple of cute cards! Love the gingham - nice and bright :)

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  7. I love the way you set the sentiment on top of the image without using a contrasting color to set them apart on the first card. I would never have thought of that but it looks spectacular. I'll definitely try it.

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  8. Both cards are lovely. I liked the embossing on the first card. Thanks for sharing.

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  9. Cheri, I love your card!!! The gingham is perfect for it!!

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  10. Great technique. Love the cards and the way you matched each stamp to great papers.

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  11. Gorgeous cards, Cheri. Love that image used and your techniques.

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  12. Your cards are both stunning Cheri. tfs with us.

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  13. Both of your cards are beautiful. I really like the Petals and Wings for cards.

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  14. Sweet cards, love the technique used on the first card and the dp used . TFS.

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  15. Both your cards are beautful, I would love to learn the technique you used in the first one!

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  16. Love both cards but especially like how you applied the sentiment on the first one.

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  17. I have no idea how you do the technique you used in the first card but I love the effect it gives. Beautiful cards!

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  18. Very pretty card & I love those little birds and butterflies. Beginning to think I should have those stamps.

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  19. Super cute cards! Love them both. Thanks for sharing the technique on the first card!

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  20. Love the technique on the first card. Always learn something new. Thanks for Sharing.

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  21. These are sweet. Thanks for sharing!

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  22. Great cards! Those little birdies are adorable!

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  23. Such adorable cards!!! Don't you just love the copic colored embossing!!! I will be doing that one alot!!!

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  24. Just love that bird stamp. Well done.

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  25. Love this stamp set! Thanks for showing us two different ways to use it!

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  26. Very striking with the blue. Hardly ever think of stamping your focal point on such dark paper but it's fantastic!

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  27. Beautiful cards! Thanks for sharing the technique of the first card, it looks great!

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  28. Very inspiring. I have a stamp with those little birds so I will have make a card with the birds.

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  29. beautiful! Can't wait to get busy with my own! thanks for the inspiration!

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  30. The first card, that technique...amazing! So glad you shared it! And my fav MS punch too! The second card is like a summer day...sunshine and fun!

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  31. Gorgeous cards Cheri!!! I love how you used the same stamp and sketch to create to completely beautiful and different cards!

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  32. Your cards are lovely. Thanks for sharing.
    Lorraine

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  33. I love both your cards but the first one really caught my eye. Great job. Thanks for sharing.

    Lorraine G.

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  34. Wow Cheri, birds and butterflies are my very favourite things,loved both your cards

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  35. so frilly and delicate!
    Thanks
    Holly

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  36. Love the copic colored embossing! I'm going to check out the website you mentioned!

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  37. Thanks for the ideas. Fun to hop along and see each take on the sketch.

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  38. OOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! I LIKE both of your cards but I keep going back to look at the first one. Never heard of that technique. Gonna have to look into that one. TFS!!
    Jean McGee

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  39. I really like the first card. Very interesting technique. Both cards are very lovely.
    Susan - Windinstarsranch

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  40. WOW I love that Copic Colored Embossing tech (I'm also a needle-crafter!) Got to find out how to do it! Both cards are really beautiful. thanks for sharing

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  41. Love the colors; love the designs; very pretty cards!

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  42. These are both very pretty! Will have to check out that issue of TJ.

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  43. These cards are so pretty. I tried to pick one, but I couldn't. The blue one is so elegant and the green and orange one is so peppy. I think this set is a must have. Thanks

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  44. Hermosas tarjetas, super sensacionales.

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  45. Both of your cards are gorgeous. I also noticed that there is another Kat.

    Blessings,
    Kat

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  46. Beautiful cards Cheri, love them both :-)

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  47. Both cards are gorgeous, Cheri!! Love the fun technique of your first card, have to try that sometime. Have a lovely weekend!

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  48. Both lovely cards but I especially like the one with the gingham background! Nice delicate stamped image.

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  49. Hi Cheri! fun cards make me want to smile- thank you for the challenge fun!

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  50. Cute cards. Love that technique!

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  51. Love the Copic technique. Will have to try that. Lovely cards.

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  52. Pretty cards. Love the technique in the first one.

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  53. Great cards, I love the. Butterflies!

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  54. Pretty card, love the border punch. I'll have to go back to STV and find your 2nd card, it never loaded for me here.....bummer! :)

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  55. Both cards are wonderful! Thanks for sharing the technique tip!

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  56. I love all the elements you put on your first card. What a different look you got using the same stamp on the second one. Thanks for sharing.

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  57. Both cards are beautiful nice technique used on the border. TFS

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  58. Excellent color choices and coloring skills. Love both cards. Thanks.

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  59. Such great cards! Those birds are so fun. Great coloring on both. How neat to see the copic embossing!

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  60. Your cards are so beautiful. I especially love how you used the punched design on the first one. Looks amazing!

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  61. Both cards are beautiful yet so entirely different and still used the same stamp. Very pretty.

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  62. Two beautiful cards - so different but with the same stamps. THanks for the inspiration.

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  63. i am so inspired by your cards. Where do you come up with these creations?

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  64. I've never heard of this technique but I love the look of it!! TFS!!

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  65. So, very, very cute! I love the colors and the little birdies are darling.

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  66. Ah Cheri, love these sweet cards- both so beautifully done! Will have to check out your cool technique - it DOES look like embroidery!

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  67. I am going to make this card lovely

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  68. These are so cute! I especially like the second.

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  69. Very interesting technique you used on the first one. Beautiful cards.

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  70. Both cards are just beautiful.

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  71. Such beautiful cards! I love the technique on the first one it really looks like delicate embroidery!

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  72. Way to add the hit of pink. Great job on your card. TFS AJ!

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