06/28/2009

Midnight Madness Week #7 (MMSC7)


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I missed last week's sketch. I was trying to finish up my card and started making changes at the last minute and missed the deadline :(  But I'm ready this week. I used my favorite Stampin' UP! paper; Parisian Breeze Specialty DP . The butterfly is from God's Beauty stamp set ...another fav of mine. I sponged various shades of blue onto Whisper White card stock and then stamped the butterfly in Versamark and heat embossed it in white. 

The MMDT are extremely talented women. To see their designs and learn more about Midnight Madness Sketch Challenges click here.

Thanks for stopping by!

 

Jun 28, 2009 7:32:00 PM | Cards

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Jeni Slack

Thanks so much for creating an MMSC card! It is so pretty! I hope to see more of your sketch cards, best ~Jeni

Posted by: Jeni Slack | 06/30/2009 at 08:15 PM

priscillastyles

Hi Beth, so glad you joined us this week..I love stopping by your blog. you always have such yummy stuff on your side bar ;) Your card is fantastic...love the dp and the color scheme it fabulous. It is just a very elegant card. Thank you so much for playing with us and be sure to check in next week..we have some new and exciting things going on :)

Posted by: priscillastyles | 06/28/2009 at 07:59 PM

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