Paper Cutz Challenge #114--In the Pink

IT'S FRIDAY!  OH, YEAH!!!!  I LOOOOVE Fridays!!!!!  Since it's Friday, it ALSO means it's time for another challenge at the Paper Cutz Challenge!  This week, we're promoting Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so our challenge is all about PINK!

I love the combination of dark blue and pink, so I thought I'd use them for my card, which is 5x5.  I picked up some pink breast cancer awareness supplies at my LSS last week, and they worked out perfect for my card.  The digital image is from Kenny Kiernan; I've wanted to use it for a long time but just hadn't found the right project.  I colored the image with Crayola colored pencils, then added pink rhinestone bling.  I used pop dots to adhere both the striped piece of pp and the digi.  The sentiment was cut from another piece of pp that was breast cancer awareness themed.  I also found the pink mesh at my LSS and LOVED it!!!  I also entered this into the Clearly iStamp challenge.

There are so many things that can be done with Breast Cancer Awareness Month projects!  What have YOU got in store for us this week???  Be sure to get your projects linked up to the Paper Cutz Challenge blog by Thursday, October 27, and hop over to the blog now to check out the rest of the DT projects.  We can't WAIT to see what you've got!  Happy scrapping!

Summer card

First, I lost my mojo.  Now, it seems to be in OVERDRIVE!!!  I've really been on a roll the past few days.  Today, I worked on cleaning up my craft area and getting a box ready to mail to Nikki Sivils this week for her Joplin scrapbook supply drive.  Once I had those things done, I could get back to crafting!  Tonight, I came up with this card:

I used the card sketch at CPS-Card Sketches, so I'll be entering it in their weekly challenge, as well as the challenges at Pollycraft Designs and The Paper Variety.  Pollycraft's challenge this week is for travel/holidays cards, and TPV's challenge is for anything summer.  Luckily, this fits them both!

The paper was some I found in my stash (after sorting and reorganizing my scraps!), the sun sticker is from The Card Connection, and the center image is a digital stamp from Kenny Kiernan.  I used Fibracolor markers to color the digi stamp, and I stamped the sentiment using Studio G alphabet sets and ink.  I hope everyone is having a great summer!