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Friday, March 14, 2014

Gettin' Sketchy with FF27

It's Friday...Friday...Friday and you know what that means?!  Two things:  the weekend is here and its time for another fun challenge over at Fab Friday!  Ok, so when I saw the sketch today I thought...YAY, but then I was like BUMMER!!!  Excited cause the sketch looked super fun and different but bummer cause I really want those speech bubble framelits and for some reason, have not ordered them yet.  But I didn't let that stop me...NO...I improvised!?  Read on further just to see how....

 
Well as I stated above I do not own the speech bubble framelit set (YET-insert smiley here!) but what I do own is the circle framelit set and oval punches.  I cut my white layer to measure 3-3/4" x 5" and started cutting and punching away.  To get the little triangle piece that comes off the bubbles, I just used my snips and freehanded it!  I layered it with some foam dots on top of my DSP of choice (basic birthday) added some bright candy dots and presto...I'm done.

 
On the inside I cut out two speech bubbles and layered them.  Stamped my sentiments and again..Presto...I'm done!  One birthday card ready for mailing.
 
I hope you have enjoyed my take on the Fab Friday sketch.  Don't forget to leave some "love" before heading away.
 
Supplies Used
Cardstock ~ Bermuda bay, whisper white, summer starfruit, crisp cantaloupe
Ink ~ Bermuda bay
 

4 comments:

  1. brrenwickMarch 14, 2014 at 5:08 PM

    LOVE this! What a great idea with the word bubbles :)

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  2. Amanda MertzMarch 15, 2014 at 4:06 PM

    Great idea on making due with the shapes you have... they look great layered on top of the DSP and the candy dots look like sprinkles to me! Thanks for sharing at Fab Friday!

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  3. Pam SteckmanMarch 16, 2014 at 1:26 PM

    I really love the way you cut out the word bubbles to see the DSP! Nice job! Thanks so much for joining us at Fab Friday!

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  4. Brian KingMarch 17, 2014 at 3:57 PM

    How innovative, Cynthia! I love how you created the word bubbles. So innovative! The finished product is adorable! Thanks for playing along with the FabFriday challenge this week.

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