Today we have two WMS challenges going on - Yikes are we busy little mice!!
We've got the Friends of WMS Blog Waltz which is a color challenge this month - you can find all the deets in the WMS Forum in the Playroom under Blog Waltzes AND we've got the Saturday WMS Sketch Challenge!
I combined both challenges today - the colors to use for the blog waltz are blue, green and a neutral.
I used Afternoon Tea and Afternoon Tea Sentiments creating a little table cloth with my paper doily. I made my own saucer using an oval punch! Everything is sponged in Ranger Distress Tea Dye Ink.
If you're blog waltzing with us - be sure you check out all of the Design Team cards and look for the SSSSSSpecial watermark - count up how many there are on all our posts and enter that number over at the Forum in the Playroom. One correct guesser and one random blog waltz participant will each win a free WMS stamp set!!
For those of you playing with the sketch this week - check out the other DT samples on the challenge blog - make your sketch card and get it posted on Mr. Linky by Thursday 7/22/10 at 11:59 pm EST
I can't wait to see what you create!
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Stamps: Waltzingmouse - Afternoon Tea, Afternoon Tea Sentiments
Stamps: Waltzingmouse - Afternoon Tea, Afternoon Tea Sentiments
Paper: Vintage Cream, Ocean Tides - PTI, Doily, DP Amy Butler Designer Mat Pad - K&CO.
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Ranger Distress Tea Dye.
Accessories: Sponge & Applicator - Ranger, foam dimensionals, large oval punch - SU, dew drops, Copic YR24, Exacto knife.
32 comments:
Love the tea cup....
Love the dp stamped cup and your distressing. Lovely card.
Great idea to use the sketch - Love everything about this card - beautiful paper pieced cup x
It's beautiful card...and that doilie is great - love it!
I just LOVE this, absolutely beautiful!
This is so beautiful card Julia.
Hugs Riet.xx
Every time I see this set I want it more and more. Absolutely stunning card!!
Beautiful card, I really like how the doily sets off the mug!
Love the teacup Julia! and on that doily - just perfection!
What a great card!! The sketch is interesting and your take is wonderful! The doily (tea-dyed) is perfect!
Great card, Julia! Love the tea cup...a good reminder that I need to get this set out again...soon!
Awesome card, but I do like my tea a little stronger. Can you leave that bag in a bit longer?
I LOVE how you used the doily to make the semi-circle for the sketch challnge: so clever!! A very pretty, feminine card, and a great choice of the greens and blues used.
Thanks for sharing:)
the doily makes such a reat bg for this card, Julia! TFS!
Oh my goodness! The use of the little doily under the tea cup?! Fantastic idea!
Thank you for sharing
This is so fabulous! Love the gorgeous paper pieced cup and that fantastic doily!
love how ou showcased the tea cup
Fantastic use of the doily, Julia! And the paper pieced cup and saucer - love 'em!
Gorgeous card - just love that teacup and saucer. The doily is the perfect accompaniment for high tea!
hello julia - thanks for playing along with my silly whims. loved your haiku contribution!
beautiful card as usual :) wonderful pp on both your cup and background.
Drooling over this card Julia! This is so beautiful! Love how you incorporated that pretty doily with that elegant tea cup image!
I absolutely love your card Julia! A very creative take on the sketch.
Hugs,
Lisa
Lovely card (oh, I could use a cup right now-lol)
Julia, love the doily used with the cup; the perfect combination!
Wonderful!!!! Lovely job today.
Lovely cuppa tea!
Beautiful Julia, I love the distressed doily and the little saucer, very sweet!
Oh, the doily is just perfect for this sketch! What a fabulous card!
Julia this is such a pretty card! The doily is genius!
Gorgeous Julia! I love the doily & the teacup.
BTW I did the clouds on my card following a technique I read on your blog a while back so thank you :)
Julia, I adore this card! I love how you created the oval saucer and that giant doily! LOVE!
Love how you used the sketch with the doily... and the papers are lovely lovely lovely!
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