It's Saturday and time for another challenge from Just Us Girls. It's the first Saturday of the month, which means it's sketch challenge week. Elise is our fabulous hostess this week, and she created a great sketch!
Here is a better view of the sketch.
And here's my interpretation of the sketch. I was feeling vintage-y today, so I used the Lost and Found Christmas dp from My Mind's Eye. The Santa image is from Impression Obsession. I colored the hat and face with prismacolor pencils and gamasol. The fur on the hat and the beard were covered in Martha Stewart fine glitter. I just got this Jingle Bell die from Memory Box and couldn't wait to use it. I cut it out of Cherry Cobbler paper and only used 5 of the bells on the side. The ribbon is some seam binding from Debbie Marcinkiewicz's Etsy store and the fern is a Martha Stewart punch.
Because it's the first Saturday of the month, we have a new Featured Designer...Lenet Mos. You can also stop by the JUGs blog for more inspiration. Here are the links to the girls' blogs too. Thanks for stopping by!
8 comments:
I love your sweet jingle bells and the sprig. Such fabulous details to highlight that adorable santa Lisa!
Love your vintag-y card! Super seasonal!! Great papers and love that image. I have to get mine inked up...soon!
Also love the jingle bells! The Memory box dies are all so nice!!
Have a great weekend!! C.
oooohh Lisa! Can your vintage Santa have a playdate with mine? I LOVE this image plus the glitter, diecut bells and papers...well I guess that means I love it all!
Love the vintage feel of your card!! The cute jingle bells are perfect:)
OMG Lisa - this is too CUTE! Love that Santa image and the bells on the side! Love the papers - the distressing is so soft and pretty! Hope all is well friend!
Fabulous! LOVE the stripes -- actually, I love the card!! :)
Well, now - THERE you go, again - ANOTHER "Lisa" piece, suitable for framing! This just has that old school "Americana" look that is TIMELESS! I love it! Thanks for making this sketch look SO fabulous - I'm SO pleased to see this stunning art produced by a simple map - WHAT fun!
You've achieved such a rustic look with this perfectly colored image paired with this fab striped paper and the little branches perfect touch and one of my favorite punches.
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