Summer Brights

kth_summer

I made this card for the SCS Fan Club sketch challenge (DSKETCH0409). Are you a fan club member? It is a great way to support a great community! {SCS Fan Club}

When I first saw the sketch I had lots of ideas, but after a week of rain, I am looking forward to the bright summer! The letters were easy to make. I took glossy cardstock and used markers to make stripes. Then I stamped the outline alphabet and cut out the letters.

kth_summer_inside

On the inside I used a leftover piece of the “rainbow” glossy paper. For some reason this TAC set doesn’t include a sun (the only sentiment in the set is “sizzlin’ summer” – you’d think they’d have a sun image *grin*) but I found another TAC set that did.

Today I was ruminating on the topic of style – not clothing, I don’t have any style there! No, I mean my card-making style. I generally recognize a few styles: collage, vintage, clean-and-simple, and lots-of-layers. I never seem to keep to one particular style, though some styles are definitely harder for me. I always cop-out on style questions and say eclectic. About the only thing I truly know is that I enjoy working with bright colors, which I find interesting because I do *not* do bright in any other aspect of my life.

Summer
All supplies TAC unless otherwise noted.
Stamps: Sizzlin’Summer, Kokopelli, Steelfish Outline (Fontwerks stamps);
Ink: Noir (Palette), Red, Orange, Yellow, Galore, Turquoise, Lilac;
Paper: Red, Orange, Yellow, Galore, Turquoise, Lilac, Pixie, White (PTI), Black, Glossy, Tempting Patterns;
Other: exacto knife;

2 thoughts on “Summer Brights

  1. I love what you do with bright colors, and this one is no exception. The letters look just awesome! I have style issues, too. I’m not quite clean and simple, but definitely lean that way!

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