Jinny´s Paperworld: July 2024

Hi there and welcome. I hope you have a fantastic week so far. In this post, I’d like to share my DT creation for Penny’s Paper-Crafty Challenge. Our theme is always Anything Goes, so I hope you will find some time to play along with us.

For this challenge, I made a gift box. I started with stenciling my background. While it was drying, I colored the image called Potted Plants with markers. It’s such an adorable image, so much fun! After coloring, I fussy cut it. To create a grass border, I adhered two green cardstock scraps onto the stenciled background. Next, I glued the image and also stamped the sentiment. Then I scored and folded the box. Before adhering the DP and the front panel, I added white highlights. As a finishing touch, I adhered some gems, and my box was done.

I hope you like how it turned out, and I really look forward to seeing what you come up with for this challenge!

Hugs,

Jinny

Stamps used: Potted Plants (All Dressed Up), sentiment (Hang in There: Lawn Fawn)

I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:

Allsorts Challenge Week 787 - Way to Grow

All Dressed Up June Challenge – Anything Goes

StarStampz Challenge #59 – Anything Goes

SheepSki Designs Challenge #88 – Anything Goes

Mirtillamente Challenge #33 – Anything Goes

Through the Purple Haze June Challenge #216 – Anything Goes

Polkadoodles Challenge WK 25 – Anything Goes

Gem of a Craft Challenge WK 13 – Anything Goes

Digi Choosday WK 25 – Anything Goes

I Love ProMarkers Challenge #562 – Anything Goes

Hey there and welcome. I hope this month got off to a fantastic start for you. In this post, I would like to share my DT creation for A Place to Start Challenge Blog. The theme for July is as always Anything Goes, and it’s a ‘Just for Fun’ challenge. Even though we don’t have any sponsors this time around, I still hope that you will find some time to play along with us.

For this challenge, I made a simple Christmas card. For coloring, I used markers. After adhering the panel, I added my computer generated sentiment with foam tapes. As a finishing touch, I applied Crystal Stickles, and my CAS Christmas card was done.