Kimberly Gora

This card sketch is #3 in my series. This card sketch can be transformed by adding a base that is 5" x 3-3/4". You can also use cardstock in place of the Designer paper. For this card I turned it into a Birthday card using Easter Joy Designer paper. I love the shine on this paper. I used a Lost Lagoon cord under the sentiment to add a little texture. Give this easy sketch a try, and have fun with it! 1. Base- 8-1/2" x 5-1/2". Score at 4-1/4" 2. 3 strips of DSP- 1-1/8" x 4-3/4

Today on Motivation Monday, I showed a card sketch that can easily be adapted to create any theme that you need. This card features Nature's Symphony Bundle. The sprigs in this Bundle steal the show, and create a great focal point. Surprisingly the DSP on this card is the flip side of Easter Joy. Who would have thought that Easter paper could be transformed to make this neutral earthy card. 1.Base- 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" Score at 4-1/4" 2. Early Espresso- 5" x 3-3/4" 3. Three strips

These fun cards use the same card sketch and the same Secialty paper. I used both sides to get two very different looks. The sweet little bunny is from the Easter Basket Bundle, and he is hopping by to with you a Happy Easter. 1. Base white- 8-1/2" x 5-1/2". Score at 4-1/4" 2. Balmy Blue- 5" x 3-3/4 3. 3 strips of DSP- 1-1/8"x 4-3/4. Glue strips on Balmy Blue. Wrap ribbon around and tie a bow. Glue to card front. 4. Stamp rabbit in black, and use blends to color. Add to card

Today on Motivation Monday, I showed three very different cards, all using the same card sketch. The first was a Birthday card, the second was a Easter card, and the third was a feel good "you make me smile card." All of the cards were made with a very unexpected Easter Joy Specialty Designer paper . Would you like to see more card sketches? Join us once a week for a new sketch.

Card Sketch Inspiration! Earlier this week, I shared a card sketch, and today we're bringing it to life! Sketches are one of my favorite ways to jump start creativity, because they give you structure while still allowing you to make it your own. For this card, we kept it simple with a friendly "hello" sentiment. Perfect for everyday card sending. While it's not specifically a Valentine card, those pink tones definitely give it that loving vibe if you want to use it that way.

It is that time of year...It is cold outside, but what is cooking inside, where it is nice a warm... Cookies of course!! This adorable set Homemade Treats is by Stampin' Up! I went with traditional Christmas colors, and I love how it turned out. Need to make a lot of cards for gifting? This sketch is simple to make, and who can resist the gingerbread man! Perect for gifting with a tasty treat also. Watch YouTube short here: https://youtube.com/shorts/LGjDrR7oInQ 1. Base- 4-1/

Sometimes you just need to send a simple "hello" and let someone know that you are thinking of them. This is a geat sketch to use when...

Today I'm excited to share not one, but two cards I created using the shuffle technique with gorgeous Stampin' Up! Traditions of...

Have you ever created a card that looks like a Polaroid snapshot? It's such a fun and unique way to frame this beautiful Designer paper....

When you are Stuck in a rut, and need a new sketch idea, try one of these to get your creative juices flowing again. 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" card...