
A great new Friday and a new card for
the Friday Sketchers blog! This time it's my sketch we're using! I made a simple sketch, that's how I like them. *LOL*
I used one of the new, fabulous stamps by Kreativ Hobby, Sweetie from the AngelEyes collection. They are Norwegian, both the designer
(Annika) and the manufacturer, I love that!
The sentiment is a ticket stamp by Autumn Leaves, I cut off the ends to make it fit my card better. On the butterflies I used
Swarkovski crystals, they really sparkle IRL, like diamonds!

Take a look at the wonderful cards made by my DT sisters over at the
Friday Sketchers blog, hope you'll find inspiration to make a card and take part in the challenge, there's a great prize to win sponsored by
Kreativ Hobby, yes, you can win your own
AngelEyes stamps!Take a look at the blogs of my Talented DT sisters too;
Bea, Carole,
Claudia, Inge, Jacque, Janneke, Jeanette and
Tanja.
♥ ♥ ♥
I think this Sweetie image looks a lot like Abby in the TV series NCIS,
Pauley Perrette is the actors name, she's so cute!


A detail, I added glitter glue (or Stickles if you like) in the eye holes of the scull charm, looks cool!
Got the idea from my friend Hannemor. (Thanks hun!)
Finally - a small tip from me: When I distress paper edges, I use a pair of sharp scissors,
no need to get a edge scraper tool for this. I do have one, but never use it - the scissors is far better to use to get the result I want!