And now onto today's blog hop! If you came from Katie's blog you are almost done! Skipping Stones Design has a BRAND NEW release and it is a GORGEOUS ONE! We are celebrating with a blog hop!!! We also have a brand new sketch challenge out and one random person who plays along with the sketch and links up to the Skipping Stones Design post will win a set of FREE STAMPS! YAY!
Here is the card I created with the BRAND NEW BEAUTIFUL stamps - Breathtaking Butterflies AND the sketch for this week!
I used twine from The Twinery to create the bottom portion of the card. I just love how pretty it looks woven like that! A few pearls mark the path of one of the butterflies, adding just that little something to complete the card.
Here is the full hop list! I'm the last stop, so if you just found the hop through me, hop on back to Skipping Stones Design to start at the beginning!
Stephanie Mino
Megan Aaron
Wendy Jordan
Pamela Young
Cyndi Bundy
JoAnn Valderama
Connie Mercer
Karen Baker
Katie Gehring
Jennifer Ingle
Jingle Out! Don't forget to vote! THANK YOU!!!!
gorgeous butterflies and way to rock the twine!
ReplyDeleteLoving the twine! Super texture :)
ReplyDeleteOMG, Jenn! This is just amazing! Love the flight trail done in pearls and how creative to use twine for the "pocket." You go, girl! No wonder you are in the Top 15!!!
ReplyDeletewow this is amazing...I love how you used the twine and those butterflies are so pretty...I love these new sets...great blog hop...
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the twine on this one, and the pearls for the butterfly trail. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat card is just GORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteGirl you kill me with your creativity! LOve the twine as the overlapped element!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card and this is why you are in the Idol finals~love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!! Love the butterflies!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the peaches and creams!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Jenn! Love the twine treatment and how you used the bling. FABULOUSness!
ReplyDeleteLove all of your cards- love the Cowboy/girl and love these butterflies and the twine! Just went and voted for you too- best of luck!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and a nice twist on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteVery inventive way to use twine!
ReplyDeleteOh, I adore that twine weaving! That looks sooo cool! :) The butterflies and pearls are perfect for this sweet card.
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous and that weaving! OMG-what a cool idea!! I am going to try that soon with all this twine I have and never use.
ReplyDeleteLove how you wove the twine at the bottom of the card...very creative. Congrats on going to round 3 or Gallery Idol.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterflies and oh my gosh that twine!!!
ReplyDeleteThe twine pattern is so cool! Great card
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the Idol placement! And this card is wonderful- what a great way to use twine!
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever idea with the twine, and your card is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!! Love the twine weaving you did at the bottom and the pearl "flight path" is the perfect finishing touch.
ReplyDeleteLove your twist on the sketch...and the pearls marking the path...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card.
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the twine again :)
SUPER way to use that twine!! Love the net effect!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely fantastic interpretation of the sketch. Your card is stunning. No wonder you are in the top 15 - I idolise you. Cheers Linda
ReplyDeleteSince I'm from Texas I really looooove the cowgirl and cowboy. :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on making the DT!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the textured twines! And congrats on making the TAWS team!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS-NESS !!!!!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS, FANTASTIC. LOVE THE SOFT PEACH COLOR. LOVE THE TEXTURE CREATED BY THE TWINE!
HUGS,
RITI
Gorgeous card, Jennifer! Cograts on your GI honors! Also, I had to laugh when I saw your desk-that photo could've been take in my scraproom! Organization is totally over-rated! LOL thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletePretty! Way to work that twine! :)
ReplyDeletegorgeous butterflies love them in that color!
ReplyDeleteLisa
beautiful! love how you did the twine!
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