Scribble This Challenge :: Sharp as a Tack

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Hey there! Aren't you glad it's the weekend? I know I am! Today, I'm participating in Lisa's Scribble This challenge. It involves sharpening your image. I was able to sharpen my image slightly, so I am pleased with the outcome. This was a super easy tutorial to follow. Thanks, Lisa!

Don't forget about the Paper Crafts Card Creations 7 Blog Tour. You have until midnight Sunday (MST) to enter the contest!

Also, check out my card at Jen del Muro's blog for a Sketch for You to Try! It is my last card as this month's guest designer. Boy, did June FLY BY! I had lots of fun participating and so happy Jen asked me to be the guest designer!! Go check out her card and the design team's cards too!

Thanks for stopping by! Today, I'm off to do a tid bit of craft shopping at the Great American Scrapbook Convention in Chantilly, VA at the Dulles Expo. We're also planning to pick up something special! Follow my tweets to find out what!

Card Instructions

1. Trim rich razzleberry cardstock into an A2 card.
2. Stamped grass on card front.
3. Trim dark chocolate cardstock and adhere to card front.
4. Trim kraft cardstock and scallop edge punch with slot punch.
5. Draw dotted lines around scalloped edge and adhere to card front.
6. Tie ribbon into a bow.
7. On kraft cardstock, stamp monkey, color, cut out, then adhere to ribbon bow.
8. Using a word processer, type sentiment, print, cut out, then adhere to card front.
9. Add mini library clip.
   

:: My Goodies {Hang in There} ::
Stamps: Stampin' Up! - inspired by nature; Stampendous - monkey
Ink: Stampin' Up! - creamy caramel + chocolate chip (marker); ColorBox - chestnut; Copic - nike green (marker)
Cardstock: Papertrey Ink - dark chocolate + kraft; Stampin' Up! - rich razzleberry
Accessories: Papertrey Ink - new leaf ribbon; Stampin' Up! - slot punch + mini library clip; foam adhesive
Card Size: 4.25" x 5.5"