It’s the last Tuesday in January which means this is my last post as a guest designer for Skipping Stones Design. A big thanks goes to Jennifer Ingle for asking me to join the team this month! Working with the amazing SSD stamps and Pamela Young‘s sketches was a fun challenge for me. It was great getting to know a new stamp company on a more intimate level and I may be a teensy bit more comfortable working with sketches. 😉 This week’s sketch was definitely the toughest one for me because my cards don’t usually involve images extending beyond one corner. LOL My card features three stamp sets: Funny Coffee, Vol. #1, Grunge and Grunge 2. I’m not sure the coffee cup fits into the layout but since most of my friends drink coffee, this made the most sense for a usable card. Although, now that I’m looking at the sketch again, I can imagine an underwater scene or even thought bubbles. Hmmm… so many possibilities!

I hope you’ll play along with us this week for a chance to win some fabulous stamps from Skipping Stones Design! I’ll be back later today with a post for Paper Smooches. 🙂

Sources: Gina K Designs pure luxury kraft cardstock; SU Naturals Ivory cardstock; Skipping Stones Design Funny Coffee, Vol. #1, Grunge & Grunge 2; Tim Holtz for Ranger Dusty Concord, Peeled Paint, Scattered Straw, Pumice Stone & Walnut Stain distress inks; EK Success 1/2″, 3/4″, 1 3/8″ circle punches; McGill 1 1/4″ circle punch; foam tape

18 thoughts on “Skipping Stones Design: Sketch #113”
  1. Watching you create such fun & funky cards outside your 'comfort zone' has been super-inspiring, Emily – I've never been too comfortable with sketches either, but maaaaybe I can give them a whirl.
    I really love the peek-a-boo circle 🙂

  2. So the coffee cup doesn't have to be perfectly logical to work! It certainly seems to work here. What a fun card and great interpretation of the sketch — especially how you took the horizontal panel and turned it into fun images!

  3. You got your funk on for this one, and it totally works. If I haven't said it already, you need to add "using sketches" to your list of things you CAN do (right below "patterned paper," perhaps?). Love the colors as well.

  4. Emily…….I'm just blown away with your card for this last challenge in January at SSD! You ROCKED it, g/f! Love all of the different elements that you pulled together. AMAZING!

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