Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Making lemonade


I was inspired by the sketch at this week's Share the Joy Challenge to try something a little different. I needed to make a picnic card for the Teapot Tuesday Challenge at SCS, and the best image I could find was this pitcher, so I created a pitcher of lemonade and placed it on a picnic table (figuraturevely speaking).
The image is a digi from Tiffany Doodles. I paper-pieced the umbrella with a snippet of plaid, colored the lemonade and added Glossy Accents, and fussy-cut the image. I used another plaid snippet to be a tablecloth, and a snippet of craft to be the table.  The sentiment is from Impression-Obsession.


This card is for these challenges
Share the Joy #41 -- sketch
Pixie's Snippet Playground #235 -- use snippets
Word Art Wednesday #236 -- anything goes
Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge -- used two patterned papers.

5 comments:

  1. What a fun card Sandy - so clever and the paper piecing is a great touch to pull the whole card together perfectly!

    Hugs

    Di xx

    ReplyDelete
  2. What a fun card! I love how you used the sketch - what a perfect card for a summers day! Thanks for joining us for this week's Share Joy Challenge!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Howdy! Dropping by to say Thank you so much for entering your art work into WAW this week Anything Goes Challenge - where you can upload 5 pieces each week - a total of 10 opportunities to win a prize! Happy Dance - it is a blessing to have you come by and join the challenge - may your day be filled with fun and laughter and leaving you with this message "The Lord is Good - All of the Time" Blessings, Gail WAW DT

    ReplyDelete
  4. Love the paper piecing. Thanks for joining us at Craftyhazelnuts patterned paper challenge.
    Happy crafting!
    Catherine x DT

    ReplyDelete

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment!

Red and gold Christmas

 I watched a video earlier this year that suggested you could use any flower on a Christmas card as long as you color it red. I don't ha...

Popular Posts