Echo Park – LazzieJ's Crafting Corner

BYSHC Sketch #22 ~ Christmas presents

I hope everyone had a chance to play with us at BYSHC Spring into Christmas Linky Party last week. Now on to the new sketch of the month. It’s a fun mini slimline card, but you can easily make it into an A2 card. Loving this sketch because I can use up the smaller piece of paper left over from a full 6′ by 6′ sheet when I use the larger piece for an A2 card. This was a no-stamping card made with different paper pads.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope this inspires you to join us this month at BYSHC Facebook Group. Check the BYSHC blog for more inspirations from the design team.

Supplies:
- Pattern Paper: Echo Park Christmas Magic, Echo Park Christmas Salutations, and Echo Park A Perfect Christmas

Challenges:
- Aud Sentiments #294
- As You Like it – Favorite Layout
- C.R.A.F.T #635 – Christmas
- SSS Wednesday – ATG

BYSHC #14 ~ Warm & Cozy

New month so a new sketch challenge with Build Your Stash Holiday Cardmakers. For my first card, I made a no stamping card and assembled the card with only the paper from the Echo Park’s 6 by 6 Warm & Cozy Paper Pad.

For my second card, I used the left over papers from my first one. I used Mama Elephant Holiday Messages for the sentiment and added some white embellishments with Simply White Nuvo Crystal Drops.

Check the BYSHC Blog for some inspirations and link up your cards on the BYSHC Facebook Page for a chance to win some prizes.

Challenges:
- Craftyhazelnut Patterned Paper September
- Craftyhazelnut Christmas #557

Thank you for stopping by and come join us for some winter fun!

BYSHC Sketch #13 ~ Snow Fun

New month, so new BYSHC sketch! This month’s sketch is a mini slimline card! It’s the first time trying out a mini slimline card and I love it. You can make 2 cards with a 6 by 6 paper and have no scraps. Usually, I end up with a lot of scraps when I make A2 cards.

So for this sketch, I made 2 similar cards using Echo Park Winter Magic 6 X 6 Paper Pad and Echo Park My Favorite Winter Chipboard Accents. The only difference were the snowman and sentiments.