Thursday, July 31, 2014

Damask Diva's August Blog Hop- Chalk It Up

Hello Friends,

  Welcome to the Damask Diva's Chalk It Up Blog Hop



My name is Sarah Gardner and I'm an Independent Consultant with Close To My Heart.

If you came from Stephanie Davis , you are in the right place.  If you have jumped here and just discovered our blog hop, feel free to check the list at Damask Divas blog to find the complete list of blog hop participants


Today I have a post it note easel card.  The Chalk It Up paper has a school theme to it so I thought why not a Back to School design to the easel card.

When putting the card together I was having some issues with the White ink, for some reason it was just not working with me, then after stamping the image I flipped the cardstock over to glue it and smeared the ink as there were a few ink blobs on the cardstock. Normally I would have redone the stamping but for this project with the chalkboard look to it, I kind of liked the smeared look and thought it made it look like a real chalkboard, so I decided to leave it. Sometimes mess up do work out.

anyway the frame to my chalkboard is make with kraft cardstock and a wood grain stamp.


I got this idea from another CTMH consultant that made a chalkboard card and I have to apologize because I dont remember her name, I like to give credit where I can, but I saw it on Facebook and couldn't find it again to give her the credit.


I found the directions for the post it easel card on a YouTube video again I want to give the Credit where its due. I did my own version of the card she posted. 

Supplies used
Circus Alphabet, July stamp of the month

I really hope you enjoyed my project and I hope it inspires you to make something great today.

 The next blog on the list is Jamie Blades. Hope you have a great time on our hop and checking out all the creations using Chalk It Up Paper. If you get lost, just hop on over to The Damask Diva's Blog Hop for the full list.

4 comments:

  1. Super cute! I haven't felt brave enough to try an easel card yet! I think yours turned out great, what would we do without YouTube? LOL!

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    1. Thanks, it's really pretty simple, this was my first time and it came together pretty quickly and easily. Other than my ink mishap that I still think worked out

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  2. This project is perfect! I love seeing all projects with that something special added!! Very nice work.

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