Simply Sketched 24

Thank you for joining us for another Simply Sketched Saturday 
Challenge! 

We’re so excited to be sharing this hop with you.  The products used are all available in the current Annual, or seasonal, Stampin’ Up!® Catalogues*.

Today’s challenge has been set by Keila Calver – and there’s no sketch to show you.  Keila has challenged us to make something using window sheet, otherwise known as acetate, which, as you know, is completely transparent.

I had a few ideas for this one, but eventually settled for this Moon Baby card, featuring the brand-new Stampin’ Blends pens (on sale from 1 November, so not long to wait!) and a bit of out-of-the-frame die cutting.  

There’ll be a tutorial on my YouTube channel soon if you want to see how I made it)

I’m really pleased with the way it came out – the colours look rather retro to me, which I like, and are quite strong  and clear.  Lovely!

So now, on with the blog hop!  You can get to Dee's blog by clicking on the button - 

Keep crafting, and  please do come back again soon!

Crafty Hugs,

Keren

Product List

Window Sheets Base Material

[114323]

Stampin' Blends Markers Collection

[147475]

Moon Baby Clear-Mount Stamp Set

[143085]

Whisper White A4 Card Stock

[106549]

Stitched Shapes Framelits Dies

[145372]

Birthday Balloons

Hello everyone, and a Happy New Year to you. I want to say thank you to everyone who's followed my blog posts, who've chosen to subscribe to my YouTube channel, or has shopped with me in 2015.  I get so excited and I really appreciate every one of you.  

I'm looking forward to what's coming in 2016, and I hope you are too.  In the Stampin' Up! world there's a brand new catalogue opening for business on 5 January and Sale-a-Bration will be starting as well...so much loveliness coming your way.  If you shopped with me in 2015 I will be posting out the Spring/Summer catalogue over the next few days.  (If you shop with another SU demonstrator, contact them for your copy)

Now, having whetted your appetite, I'm going to be a real tease and share a project using items from the Annual catalogue, which is still open.  

I love acetate, it creates such a magical look - and when you want to make it look as if balloons are floating in the air, what else could you use? Of course, making a card out of acetate (aka Window Sheet) has its own problems - but there are ways and means of getting over them.  Here's the tutorial.  

Thank you, once more, for your visit, and I hope that 2016 brings you everything you hope for.

Crafty Hugs,

Keren