This little card seems pretty straightforward but I did end up using a bunch more tools than I thought. I used my Silhouette to cut a custom-size mask for the cookie and for the teeny heart. Using the mask I sprayed with the walnut ink and then used the distress ink to fill in the blanks. I even used my scalloped oval punch to take a "bite" out of the cookie.
BTW, I'm so confused on the what a single layer card is. I'm thinking ribbons, buttons, and such count for a second layer, no?
Thanks for looking!
{aloha, jj}
Stamps: Plaid Typewriter Alphabet rubber stamps
Ink: Walnut Ink spray (Tsukineko), Tea Dye (Distress Ink), Timber Brown (Stazon)
Paper: Rustic White cardstock (Papertrey Ink), orangey-red cardstock from stash
Embellishments: Buttons
Ink: Walnut Ink spray (Tsukineko), Tea Dye (Distress Ink), Timber Brown (Stazon)
Paper: Rustic White cardstock (Papertrey Ink), orangey-red cardstock from stash
Embellishments: Buttons
Other: Fiskars scalloped oval punch, Silhouette, Fiskars heart punch
Ha! This is SO creative, and just plain fun! Beautiful execution. I just love it!
ReplyDeleteHahaha! Super cute. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat take on my sketch.
Thanks for playing at CAS-ual Fridays!
Laura
This is AWESOME!! Big brownie points (heehee) for the cleverness factor! Thanks for playing along with us at CAs-ual Fridays!!
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, clean and simple doesn't have to be a one layer card, unless a challenge specifically calls for it. I would think that buttons and ribbons do not count as a second layer but I could be wrong on that part as well. With all that aside, I think your one layer card is so clever, so cute and absolutely fantastic. I chuckled out loud! Thank you for sharing your talent with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteAHH! I love it :) Omnomnom....cookies should just require that we say that while we eat them, just like little kids do ;) My son still giggles while he eats treats!
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yummy, yummy!!! I love the bite on the bottom!! Very clever! ;)
ReplyDeletebrillint take on the sketch and a clever card too :)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
What a fun, fun design!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this card! Especially with the little bit taken out! And the use of "nom" And the clever masking/inking. And the button chocolate chips. And EVERYTHING.
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOO'NESS!! So stinkin' cute!! Love the chocolate chip cookie element - great interpretation of the sketch! Thanks so much for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays! Looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful work in future challenges!
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