JAI 687: Just Add A Sketch

 Hi!

Welcome to a new week of Just Add Ink Challenges. This week we have a sketch for you, designed by Kim. I love how the Design Team have shown off the versatility of this sketch!

I needed to make a card for a great nephew, who was turning one. I decided that my Wiggle Worm stamp set and the coordinating Wiggly Bugs dies would be the perfect choice.

I also used some Sunshine & Rainbows DSP on my card. I used the various papers from the pack to create the scene. The die cut grass was a great way to emphasis the line through the middle of the sketch.

I used the leaf as the rectangle element of the sketch, and popped the cute little bug on top. I also couldn't resist adding a toadstool to the sentiment banner.

The left over DSP piece from the grass die cut was used on the inside of my card, along with a few more toadstools. Hopefully my great nephew will love the card.

Jump on over to the Just Add Ink blog, where you'll find the amazing cards that the Design Team have made for this week's challenge. You can also find the linky to add your card to the challenge gallery. We'd love to see what you do with the sketch.

Bye for now,

Tina

Wiggly Worm Pop Up!

Hi!

I often forget to blog early in the week, but I had a bit of extra time this week and I actually remembered to write a post! Today's card was one that I made using a Jennifer McGuire tutorial. I loved how her card had a cute little pop up element on the inside.

This card was made as a class sample, so that my ladies could try out the technique. I thought the Wiggle Worm bundle was a great choice for this card, as it's great for a younger child.

To create the pop up section, you just create two squares using narrow strips of cardstock. They are just glued together and then glued to the card base, lining up with the fold.

The two little panels on the inside just adhere to the rectangles. They need to be small enough to fit into the card when it is folded. How cute are those bugs? I really should play with this bundle some more!

Bye for now,

Tina