Inchie Card Sketch #7 by Lisa Strahl

Hello!  Hope everyone has been well this past few weeks.  You all have contributed some amazing creativity to Sketch #6 and I am blessed each time I see a new link come in.

We are going to change things up just a little in that the Sketch will be open until I post the next one, rather than just a week long period.  That will give all of us a little more flexibility to put up a new sketch and a little longer for you to work on your cards.

The winner of Sketch #6 is Betty Benton!  Please send your snail mail address to customerservice@ellenhutson.com to claim your Inchie Stamp Prize - IB Rose Bouquet.

I also wanted to mention that The CLASSroom Teachers focused on Inchies last week - lots of FAB-U-LOUS inspiration there for the inchie fascinated.  Here are the links to the posts:

Inchie Photo Art Frame by Julia Stainton

Colorful Butterflies by Sharon Harnist

Thank You Blocks by Kim Hughes

Polyshrink Inchie+ by Lisa Strahl

Without further chatter, here is Inchie Card Sketch #7:

I hope to do some creating with this sketch myself this week!

Inchingly Yours, Lisa Strahl

Comments

[Eveline van Heijst]

Ideas are already buzzing around in my head.
Eveline.

[Lady_Libellule]

I like your sketches very much. (Excuse my poor english).

Here's my card.
http://lady-libellule-cartes.blogspot.com/2010/06/inchie-card-sketch-7.html

[Betty Benton]

http://bbstamps.blogspot.com/2010/06/inchie-ing-along.html

Great sketch!

[Liza M]

Just discovered your Inchie challenge! Here is my submission!

http://ratherbecraftin.blogspot.com/2010/06/retirement-card-for-my-fil.html

[Juliet A]

Just what I needed!

http://ballpointbliss.blogspot.com/2010/06/inchie-cards.html

[Marlene (cards4u)]

Thanks for another wonderful sketch!

http://heart-spring.blogspot.com/2010/06/graduate.html

Have A Great Weekend!

[Susan (rainy)]

I'm so excited to have discovered the Inchie Sketch challenges! I couldn't resist playing along.
http://rainy.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/2010/06/05/a-few-of-my-favorite-things/

[Donna Cole]

I have so much fun with these inchie sketches. Thanks for providing them. Here's my card: http://craftydj.blogspot.com/2010/06/inchie-inklings-7.html

[Geri Greening]

How do I "link" my card if I don't have a Blog? I am quite technologically challenged (actually, almost hopelessly so) and would really like to take part. Would it be possible to e-mail my cards or other alternatives. Thanks for your help

[Jacqueline]

Thanks for the challenge, my little try is here
http://mygridcards.blogspot.com/2010/06/inchie-card-sketch-7.html

[Desiree]

My first time EVER for making an inchie!!
My take on the sketch:
http://desireeh1.blogspot.com/2010/06/fathersday.html

[Donna Cole]

I liked this sketch so much, I've made a second card using it. http://djsown.wordpress.com/2010/06/09/inchie-inklings-7/

[NancyK]

Fun sketch, I plan to make more but here's the first... http://happyheart-nancyljk.blogspot.com/2010/06/happy-saturday.html It's the third of three cards in the post.

[tera]

Here's mine for this week - another great sketch!!!
http://stampqueen.blogspot.com/2010/06/whimsical-inchies.html

[Joan Stockton]

WOW! what fun, How many hours can you spend on 4 inchies. Quite a few. Here is my card...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jstocktonx2/4698453762/

[Eveline van Heijst]

Took some time but here is my card for challenge #7.

http://vanheijstditjesendatjes.blogspot.com/2010/06/kaart-voor-vaderdag.html

Eveline.

[tera]

I did another with left overs from another project...
http://splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1728703

[Dawn T]

I thought I had linked my card here but seems it's not...so here is my attempt
http://www.flickr.com/photos/turleyfamily/4699423968/
great sketch

[jordan shoes 8]

After a quick warm-up Rommel paired us up and walked through the program of 6 exercises/stations on the whiteboard. A quick blow of the whistle and everyone hustled through the 40 second interval at their first station which varied from chest presses to jump squats to bear crawls and even pushing/pulling the weighted 'sled' the length of the warehouse building. When the whistle blew again we had a few seconds to ready ourselves and get weights for the next station. We kept rotating stations every 40 seconds so the movements were pretty varied and quick-paced. We used all sorts of equipment including kettleballs, the physioball and the BOSU for different parts of our workout. The last 5-10 minutes were spent on floor exercises that we all did together such as sit ups and plank-positioned challengsafes. I've heard that when weather permits, this class is brought outside and incorporates short runs and obstacle courses which sounds really fun too!