Ghost Greetings

 This is Tuesday Morning Sketch's new sketch for this week. Lots of creative possibilities with this one. 

Reminder--you can use any shape as long as the sketch is recognizable. This a square card but I adapted to an A2 size. I also changed up the hexagon shapes to circles.

The polka dot paper is from Simple Vintage 6x8 paper pad. I punched out circles from some Halloween paper scraps. The ghost stamp is from Stamping Bella. I just had to add googly eyes. For the lower left accent I stamped a mini pumpkin, colored, and fussy cut it.

Inside I stamped an old Happy Halloween sentiment and just for fun put some googly eyes in the space in the Ps. And, added another mini pumpkin.

I hope you will find some inspiration from the sketch and share a creation with us.

Happy Snowman

 I've been getting busy on Christmas cards. I want to share this one with a couple of challenges.

The snowman having fun skating is from retired SU Spirited Snowmen. I stamped it, colored with SU Blends and then die cut it with a circle. I sponged Pool Party ink around the edge so it would stand out against the white card base. The papers are from the Christmas scrap box which is overflowing.  Do you also have a separate scrap box with Christmas papers?

I've used the sketch from Freshly Made Sketches

Also entering at Let's Craft and Create where it is anything goes + use a sketch.

Monochromatic

I am excited to share my own sketch for this week's Tuesdy Morning Sketches. This is my go to sketch when I am stumped.

I made a monochromatic card using different patterns in Pool Party from SU!. 

On the background horizontal piece I slightly tamped some script. The vertical strip is from the scrap box. Behind the dragonfly is an oval of textured vellum.  For the dragonfly, I lightly sponged aqua, lavender, and green onto a white scrap and die cut it with a Die Versions die. Hard to tell, I winked the wings. Then accented with flat Pool Party gems. The sentiment is SU, stamped and then fussy cut.

I hope you will be inspired by this sketch. Feel free to change up the oval shape to your own interpretation. Share your creation with us at