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Saturday, July 6, 2013

Punches and/or Diecuts 4 Kids at SAS4Kids!


It’s Saturday and time for another fun challenge at Send a Smile 4 Kids! This time our challenge is Punches and/or Diecuts 4 Kids. Create and link any card for a child featuring punches and/or diecuts and you could win one of our great prizes.


We have three very generous sponsors this week: Delicious Doodles is giving their winner 4 digis of their choice! And Sassy Studios is giving their randomly picked winner 4 digis of their choice! QKR Stampede’s winner will receive 5 digis of their choice!  TEAM S.A.S will also be choosing their favorite cards for our top three and the winners will receive a blog badge and an opportunity to be a guest design team member on a future challenge.

My first card above features a sweet image from Delicious Doodles called Bear and Baby. I paper pieced both bears and cut out a circle with my Nestabilities. I cut another larger circle and then cut out a slice to frame the bear circle over a fun patterned cardstock. The love is a die from W Plus 9 and I die cut it with the same patterned cardstock.

My second card features Princess Arial from Sassy Studios. I paper pieced her dress and colored the rest with my Copics. I framed her with a fancy square die cut from Spellbinders. I figured she was a princess so she needed a castle, so check out the inside of the card which I cut with my Silhouette Portrait and a Silhouette America cutting file:
Perfect for a little princess! The doors and windows even open:) I am entering these cards in the Child's Play challenge at Crafty Catz and the Anything Goes challenge at Sister Act.

Stamping smiles 4 our kids, Karen 

3 comments:

  1. Great job! Thanks for playing at Sister Act Card Challenge.

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  2. Great card, thanks for sharing it with us this week at Crafty Catz. Naomi x

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