Card Sketch #12 Cute as a Bug

The ants go marching one by one hurrah hurrah....

Come on, you know you were signing along! :)

These cute little bugs haven't been showcased enough, so I thought it was time to bring them out!

What is cuter than marching ants!

I kept this one simple by fussy cutting the Designer paper, to get all my images.

I love both sentiments, Sending my love, and I'm here for you. Who wouldn't want that reminder! And I think the cute bugs will put a smile on their face also.

To see the short video of me making one of the cards check it out on YouTube here:

https://youtube.com/shorts/4qRQqU1HVgw

Card Sketch:

Base- 8-1/2" x 11"

Score at 5-1/2"

DSP- 1" x 4-1/2" (Cut 3)

Circle- 2-1/2"

Fussy Cut images from Designer Paper

Instructions:

1. Fold Card Base

2. Glue Strips of DSP to card front

3. Wrap Twine around card

4. Add Circle with Dimentionals

5. Punch Banner in Blackberry and 1 in Vanilla

Stamp sentiment in Blackberry Bliss ink on Vanilla Banner. Put togetheer with Dimentionals. Add to card front.

Fussy cut images from DSP, and glue to card front, and inside.

This week I focused on Card Sketch #12 in our series!

I'm loving card sketches, are you?

Sometimes we need a little inspiration. We might get in a rut, we may just not feel very inspired, or we may be in a hurry and just want something simple. Whatever your reason... I can help!

In this weeks Monday Motivation, I shared three different samples of what you can do with three totally different paper packs. The best part is that I showed you how to tweak the design to change the look completely!

Check out all of the samples over in the Gallery, for products used and details, and make one when you need a little inspiration!

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Monday Motivation Projects (June 1, 2026)

Today I featured the Berry Botanical Vellum on all three of my projects.

One was a floating card, using strips of vellum to create an illusion of the paper "floating."

The other was a simple sketch showing you how you can layer it, and make it your focal point.

The 3rd project was a junk journal pocket, that can be used for pictures, tags, or whatever you would like. (no pic shown yet)

I hope you enjoy these projects, and stop in on Monday's at 1pm at https://www.facebook.com/groups/KimberlyGora for more inspiration!