Happy Saturday morning and welcome to another Sketch it Saturday from Unscripted Sketches!
I had a magnet on my fridge with all the important numbers I may need to contact my insurance company. At the end of summer we're switching insurance so I decided to take that blah magnet and dress it up to be functional.
I'm loving my new set of Kids Quotes and can picture creating a few more magnets with them. **Edited to add: The Kids Quote set came from AC Moore. I'd admired it in the stamp aisle a few times and happened upon it in the SALE aisle at the back of the store...nowhere near the stamps! It was meant to be and only $4.99.
This one measures 2 1/4" x 3 3/4" and I love that it is both decorative and functional. I hope you find time to take today's sketch and create something great with it. Be sure to check out all the rest of the DT's great work by clicking on their names on my sidebar.
Smiles,
Paper:Chocolate Chip, Brocade Blue DSP, Very Vanilla
Ink: Chocolate Chip, Brocade Blue
Stamps: Kids Quotes (Inkadinkado)
Other: Hero Arts gemstones, blue ribbon, scallop edge punch
So sweet Caryl! I love blue and brown together...such a classic combo!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! I too love the color combo you chose. What a great sentiment! Very pretty card!
ReplyDeleteThese are just too cute! Where did you find them in a set? I've seen single stamps, but never a set. What a darling magnet you have created, and what a grand idea! We all have outdated fridge magnets!
ReplyDeleteCUTE! I just read on Pam Speidel's blog that these are available in a set now---but not on Inkadinkado's website!!! SO inquiring minds want to know where you got them!!! I might have to make a trip to ACM or Mike's!
ReplyDeleteI just saw these quotes today at Archivers!!! I bought a set..but not this one. This magnet is just flippin great. AND it was recycled!!! it doesn't get any better than that gf!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great set. We don't have a store like that around here, but it looks like you have found a treasure.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good life!
Terri E.
This is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet comments over at my blog!
Very nice! What a great place the world would be if everyone followed this little girls advice. I can see why you wanted the stamp. Great job reusing the magnet. First grade teachers are good at making good use of a magnet.
ReplyDeleteHi Caryl! I love that you reused your magnet.....how very green and economical of you! :> That stamp is cute and such a bargain. You're right, it did seem 'meant to be'! :>
ReplyDeleteWhat a coincidence. Just today I salvaged and old magnet with plans to dress it up. Of course I'll proably never get around to it :-)
ReplyDeleteYour's is adorable. I have seen a lot of those kid's quotes stamps and they all bring a smile to me.
Eeee! TOO cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is a darling magnet Caryl, way to dress up that magnet! BR-T
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