I've been wanting to pull out this set again from Wplus9 Design Studio and decided to use it with this sketch. I stamped the notes in PTI Fresh Snow on to Orange Zest cardstock, matted on with Hawaiian Shores and added black felt circles and did some zig zag stitching with pink thread. The sentiment was stamped on a Nestie tag and sponged with Versamagic in Wheat.
Let me say something about felt...I didn't get the big fuss over felt. I liked it but didn't think it was all that until I cut a piece with a nestabilitie die and almost fainted at how awesome it was! LOL Must.have.more.felt.
Please check out the design team, everyone does such a good job with these sketches!
Guest Designer, Teresa Kline
(Eve, Alyssa and Katie are sitting this sketch out)
Thanks for stopping by!
I really, really like this!!! I love your stitching (again!) and your layers are fab! I didn't know you could use felt with Nesties! How cool! Really awesome card!
ReplyDeleteLove this! The color combo is so fun and juicy! Love that frame you built with the labels nesties - adds a lot of spunk to the card! Great sketch Annie!
ReplyDeleteOMG.... Leigh Ann this creation is awesome.... I love that stamp set but more I love how you used it...
ReplyDeleteI just keep hoping some of your talents will rub off on me....
VERY fresh fun and funky, Love it!!
ReplyDeleteWow Annie, that is gorgeous, I love your color combo. and I love your pun, too funny!
ReplyDeleteWow great job on this Leigh Ann! Love the stitching and your colors on this :o)
ReplyDeleteAwesome card...thanks for the comment earlier. After you left, when I was piddlin with my "blog look" I erased everybit of it but the SG names. I typed it again but shortened it alot.
ReplyDeletelove, love this card. The felt circles and the frame really takes center stage!
ReplyDeleteYou are way too funny (as always)!!! You will appreciate the fact that you enabled me this morning. After reading about your PTI hangover I decided to go indulge myself as well :>)
ReplyDeleteGreat card too - I like the frame and I guess I need to think about trying some felt with the nesties!
I'm always in awe when someone stitches on a card...I'm so not capable of doing that...Love the felt too. Really great card and I loved the colors.
ReplyDeleteThat little Nestie frame is a great touch. Love the music notes with the sentiment. And I haven't tried the felt yet - need to see more with it - - looks fun though.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love the color combo!
ReplyDeleteGreat colors on this card! So cheery :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card, the layers, texture, color everything ties together so perfectly!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a cool card, Leigh Ann! I love how you created the Nestie frame and popped it up like that. You are so good at thinking outside the box! Way to be an enabler with the felt. I was doing fine without it, and then you have to talk about how awesome it is LOL... Have a great weekend, girl!
ReplyDeleteNeat card, Annie! I love the layered frame and embellishments. Hope your daughter had a great bithday, too! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool - love the colors!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and different textures! :)
ReplyDeleteOhhhh, love it! What a wonderful take on the sketch and look at that stitching! I can just look at a sewing machine and tear it up! Is your felt PTI? I got some and wowzers I LOVE it! We're total PTI addicts!
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Amber
Gorgeous colors! I think I might ha e to give felt another try!
ReplyDeleteThe card is lovely. Very cool take on the sketch. You definitely got me interested in felt now too. Hmm going to have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I love the music notes im the background!
ReplyDeleteWell, I can't sew, and the thought of touching felt makes me queasy. So I'll leave the fun stuff like that to you. Wish I could do both, because cards like this are awesome! And I LOVE how you did the frame over top of the separated panels. Great idea. And a fun color combo, too.
ReplyDeleteyou are always inspiring! hmmmm, guess I will give felt a try...love the sketch (:
ReplyDeleteCute, cute cute! Love it! Blessings to you!
ReplyDeleteEverything about this is fantastic. I love the divided panel!
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