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Sweet Gothic Kids Preview Day 3: Alex Wrapping

Greetings! It’s time for another installment of the latest Simply Betty Stamps release…the Sweet Gothic Kids Christmas line. These are all so cute! Today, we get to hang with Alex…who is busy wrapping presents. For me. ;)

He’s got an armload of paper and bows, and he’s ready to get started! I was inspired by this week’s Mojo Monday Challenge. Here’s the sketch:


I used some really pretty paper on this card. I hope you can see them all. You can click on any of my photos to see them bigger.

I colored Alex in with my markers. Look at all of the teeny details on the wrapping paper! I love Betty’s images!

My sentiment is from JustRite Stampers. Gotta love ‘em! I had totally forgotten I had their Christmas set until yesterday. And then I knew I had to use them with this release!
I hope you will join me again tomorrow for yet another fabulous preview from SBS! Be sure to visit the SBS Blog to see the rest of the DT’s offerings. You will be able to purchase these cuties for yourself starting this Friday. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Comments

Lelia Pierce said…
He's a good lookin' fella, isn't he? Gorgeous card!

XXX
July 19, 2011 at 11:44 AM
Anonymous said…
Fabulous! I used the Mojo Sketch too! Great minds think alike, LOL!
July 20, 2011 at 1:41 AM
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