Kortskissen #32

The sketch blog Kortskissen is up and running again, luckily, and there's a new sketch to work with. Here's my take.

Kortskissen har dragit igång igen efter att ha pausat ett tag, och det passar mig alldeles utmärkt! Här är min tolkning av veckans skiss. Den underbara julrutan hittar ni hos Mirabyll.

Kazan's sketch 13

The pile of Christmas cards here is getting higher and higher... luckily. It's soon time to start sending them off! I can't believe how quickly the weeks pass. Anyway, this one's made after Kazan's sketch this week at 2 sketches 4 you.

A couple of Christmas cards

I made a couple of cards for the cybercrop at Stellas this weekend, and here they are. This one was made for a sketch challenge.
This card was a bit tricky to make. It was supposed to be a Christmas card, but you weren't allowed to use the colours green, red or blue (I'd loove to sneak in just a little bit of blue on this one) and you had to use some metal decoration. So I made this card all brown and white (Making Memories Mocha, of course, and some Falala vellum). I used a hook and an eye on the ribbon for the metal part, plus a pin inside.This is the inside of the card. I've used yet another page from my old torn dictionary here.

Right now I have the beautiful November Nook kit plus most of the add-ons spread all over my desk. I'm lucky to have the opportunity to be GDT for the Nook this month and I looove this kit! It's absolutely gorgeous, just my colours! So I'm leaving you for tonight...

Laura's sketch 12

Another week, another sketch, and another fabulous designteam at 2 sketches 4 you. Yeah, I did apply (of course, who wouldn't?), but who could stand a chance against all that talent? Anyway, here's my take at this week's sketch:

A few new layouts

There's a cybercrop over at Stella's, and I've been busy for sure. Still working on my last couple of things, but so far it's been four layouts and two cards done this weekend.

This layout is for a challenge to use black and white only, not so easy, since I really really felt like sneaking in just a tiny red or blue detail, but I managed to keep myself from doing that, and this is the result. The journaling spot is from this girl, who makes the most fabulous things that she GIVES AWAY at her blog. Thank's Mirabyll, you're an angel!
And she had made a journaling spot in purple as well... Perfect for DD's Halloween dress. I have to confess... I made the spiderweb cake, got Agnes the witch outfit and took this picture only to be able to make something out of these papers and the glitter thickers... The lengths you go to to get a really nice layout, huh? lol.

And here's my cutie when he was only one. I can't believe how time flies. I've used papers and stuff from the MM Paperie Mocha line here, and I'm in love! I can't stop using this stuff! This is just gorgeous. The trims are to die for, really. I've bought stuff from Poolside and Rouge too, and they're equally fab. I'm not really a fan of green, but I might just have to get the Greenhouse line too... My wallet doesn't seem really happy right now.

Two little Pirate Princesses

I made this one for a contest... but then I managed to forget to submit it... typically me. Anyway, the stamps are from Stämpelboden, aren't they the cutest?

Happy Halloween!

Me, my little witch and my little... well, boy with skeletons on his T-shirt (that was all I could convince him to wear, he hates dressing up) would like to wish all of you out there a happy Halloween. We're celebrating it tonight with eating spiderweb cake, something we all love... And these little brats tasted it during the photo shoot, so we already know it tastes fabulous. At least I managed to get a few deacent shots before the cake frosting was full of fingerprints and DD had her face full of chocolate. She really is a witch that girl.