Flying Unicorn Mixed Media Card for Cardabilities!

Guess What?!

I have a featured layout spot on the Sketchabilities blog!!

Woot!

Ok, so the sister site to Sketchabilities, is Cardabilities, and this post is designated for my entry into that challenge!

The sketch for this challenge is:

Now, my take on the sketch used pretty much only things that came from the Flying Unicorn September kit that I'm *still* going through!! Phew!

I was feeling bold, so I decided to record myself making the card and will post the video to my process here once it has been uploaded!

And now for the pictures!!

Yay for pictures, but I really hope you also enjoy the video as well!!

Thanks so much for dropping by!
Krafty Kerry signing off!

This card is just so... Retro... :)

Yes, this is definitely a more simple card, but I think it is still cute!

This card was made based on the recent sketch challenge posted on the Retro Sketches blog.

I really can't get enough of the way retro sketches shows their sketches. The hand drawn vibe will never get old (at least, not to me). So I, once again, dipped into my Flying Unicorn September kit to make this card.

I used some of the Prima flowers we received as the embellishment cluster, and used two stickers, layered upon one another for the sentiment.  You may also notice that within the flower cluster, I added a metal lock charm to add some pizzazz to the otherwise "naked" area below the flowers.

Thanks so much for taking the time to drop by and see what I've been up to!

It is greatly appreciated!!!

Krafty Kerry signing off!

Corrugated Paper Based Card

One of the items that came in the September Flying Unicorn kit is a 12x12 sheet of corrugated paper. I really like using corrugated paper as card bases as it provides so much more weight and dimension over regular heavy-weight cardstock.

This card was made using the current sketch over at Freshly Made Sketches.

As you can see, the image on the sketch shows a tag, but I substituted the tag for a sticker from the sticker sheet we got in the September kit, raised on a couple layers of chipboard. It's wonderfully simple; And although I'm thinking I want to add a bit more "sparkle and shine" to the card, I'm thinking it may also glam it up a bit too much... 

Thanks so much for dropping in and checking out my card!

Krafty Kerry signing off!