Welcome to the first Tic Tac Toe Challenge of April. I had the pleasure of designing today’s board and hope that you’ll find some of the elements spark your creativity and share a project with us. Here’s the board… …and here’s my card There were several ways that I could do a tic tac toe. First, left diagonal down: Slimline, Free, Border. Second, left column down: Slimline, Pastel Colors, Encouraging Sentiment. Third, middle row across:…
Welcome to another fun Tic Tac Toe Challenge. This week’s Jeanie created a board that features a wide variety of elements to get creative with… As you can see from my card, Easter was the theme I went with. I chose the middle row across: Ribbon/Twine, Die Cut or Punch, Easter. Supplies Stamps: Woodland Spring (Newton’s Nook), Delightful Dozen (SU), Gifts of Spring (SU)Dies: Woodland Spring (NN), Scalloped Ovals (Papertrey Ink)Patterned Paper: Bloom & Wild…
Here we are again…Creating Coast to Coast. This month we’re beginning the journey here on the East Coast with me in PA and traveling West to Karen Hallam in CA. Our direction this month was to follow a sketch. Sketches are a great starting point when creating a card. The bones of the card are already there but there’s lots of room for creative interpretation. Let’s take a look at today’s sketch… Since Karen and…
Here’s another fun and easy fun fold courtesy of Jeanie Stark’s Mystery Monday Fun Folds. You can find all the directions, dimensions and details on Jeanie’s blog HERE for this week’s card. Today’s card, although very easy to create, makes a very pretty impression. In my ongoing effort to use patterned paper from my stash, I pulled out a random 6 x 6 pad that may have come from the Target Dollar Spot some years…
