Three cards

Hi there!
I'm popping in this evening to share three cards that I made both for the
 PTI 7th Anniversary, Day 1 Challenge, 

which is to use one of the 7 sketches on Nichole's blog and
pair it with one of the 7 colour combos she's posted
as well as for the PTI Anniversary Timer Challenge,
where the challenge is to gather 7 supplies in less than 7 minutes
and create a card in less than 17 minutes.

The first card I made was with this sketch:

And used this colour combo:

I chose the following 7 supplies:

Pink Paislee patterned paper that was double-sided

vintage cream card stock

Think Big Favourites #12 stamp set

dark chocolate ink

Get a Handle On It die

enamel dots

Here's my card:

I ended up rotating the sketch to make it a vertical card instead of a

horizontal one.

I die cut the banners and trimmed the card stock one down to make it more narrow.

I added the enamel dots (which seem to have shifted a bit when I took the photo! 

I took the photo in daylight and didn't upload it until later this evening.... it was really too dark 

to do anything about it, so you'll just have to imagine the tiny red enamel dots about a centimetre south-west of the larger orange enamel dot. Thanks!)

For my second card, I used this sketch:

And this colour scheme, but I substituted the Hawaiian Shores for Ocean Tides.

For my seven supplies, I chose:

my new Basic Grey patterned paper pad

stamper's select white card stock

Happy Day stamp set

Ocean Tides ink

Versafine Black Onyx ink

Happy Day die die

Basic Grey chipboard

Here's my card:

I used two of the patterned papers as the base.

I stamped the happy day frame and sentiment on some card stock and then die cut it.

A couple of chipboard flowers finishes it off.

And lastly, I used this sketch: 

With this colour scheme:

My seven supplies included:

vintage cream card stock

Big Ticket Basics stamp set

Big Ticket Basics die

hawaiian shores ink

summer sunrise ink

raspberry fizz ink

scarlet jewel ink

To incorporated all of the colours, I had to keep my card very CAS...

I used the die with my embossing mats to impress the image into the card stock base.

Then I added the stamped images.

Thanks for looking!