For You Circle Circus / SSSC#37

This is my Circle Circus creation for Karen Giron’s Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge #37 at her blog: the sweetest thing: http://kgiron.blogspot.com

Stamp Recipe: SU Circle Circus, Great Friend
Paper: SU Whisper White, Rich Razzelberry, Crushed Curry, Old Olive
Ink: SU Rich Razzelberry, Crushed Curry, Old Olive, Craft White
Accessories: SU 1” Circle punch, Crushed Curry and Rich Razzelberry Polka Dot ribbon, Stampin Dimensionals, Cuttlebug Swiss Dot folder

Enjoy! Marian

ALL HALLOW'S EVE/SSSC#36

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This is my All Hallow’s Eve creation for Karen Giron’s Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge #36 at her blog: the sweetest thing. **Inspired by the one and only Artist Michelle Zindorf**

Using the Zindorf brayering technique for the sky, background and masking the moon with a 1-3/8" punch.

Stamp Recipe: SU Autumn Apparitions, Web Wishes, Inkadinkado All Hollow’s Eve

Paper: SU Whisper White, Basic Black, Pumpkin Pie, Rich Razzelberry, Crushed Curry

Ink: Summer Sun, Pumpkin Pie, Rich Razzelberry (brayering order), Basic Black

Accessories: Uni-Ball Signo Gel Pen, Brayer, 1-3/8”, 1” Circle punch, Scallop Circle punch, Square punch, Crushed Curry Polka Dot ribbon, Stampin Dimensionals, misc star punch

Technique: Brayer, masking-sky

Happy Halloween!

Cheers to You Warm Wishes SSSC#33, RSCC#16

Here is my take on this week's Karen Giron's Sweet Sunday Sketch challenge #33 and Dawn McVey's Raspberry Suite Color Challenge #16, at her My Favorite Things blog. Looking forward to a cozy Fall season.

Yes, I'd used my old pair of pinking shears on top and they brought me back down memory lane to my 7th grade sewing class ... Oh, what a flashback.

Yes, two challenges are better than one!

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Stamp recipe: PTI Polka Dot Basics, Snowfall, Warm Happiness
Paper: PTI Vintage Cream, SU Kraft, Chocolate Chip, More Mustard
Ink: SU More Mustard, Chocolate Chip
Accessories: Circle and scallop round punch, PTI vintage cream buttons and twine, misc cream lace, pinking shears (brought me back to 7th grade), dimensionals

Enjoy!
Marian