Hi and welcome! Today's sketch over at Freshly Made Sketches was designed by Jen Brum. Here's what I did with it:
Thanks for visiting! The DT have some wonderful cards as usual, so I hope you'll check them out.
Hi and welcome! Today's sketch over at Freshly Made Sketches was designed by Jen Brum. Here's what I did with it:
Hi! It's time for another fun sketch over at Freshly Made Sketches and this week our hostess is Kim Singdahlsen.
For my card I used a NBUS die set to make this beautiful rose. Once it was finished, I set it aside and worked on the card base. I adhered some washi tape to a black strip and adhered that to the card base. From there I added two embossed panels to mimic the sketch, after stamping the sentiment. It's difficult to see in the photo but the top panels are popped up on foam tape.
Thanks for visiting. The DT have some fabulous cards so I hope you'll check them out.
Freshly Made Sketches has a new sketch for us this week, courtesy of Linda Callahan. I have to admit this card took me the better part of 5 hours to make! Me and angled panels do not work well together and I kept second-, third- and fourth-guessing my card.
Thanks for visiting! I hope you'll check out the wonderful cards made by the rest of the design team.
Hi and welcome to a new sketch from the Freshly Made Sketches challenge team! Our sketch hostess this week is Judy Rozema and her sketch is a classic. I used it to make a birthday card for my mum.
Thanks for visiting! I hope you'll check out the wonderful cards made by the rest of the design team.
Hi and welcome to a new sketch over at Freshly Made Sketches, where our hostess this week is Amy O'Neill. I have to admit I was a bit stumped by Amy's sketch at first, not sure what to use for the horizontal strip which needs to cover both panels. I then decided to use colour and a stencil and this is the result.
Hi and welcome! There's a bit of a back story to today's card. I play a word game in the evenings on my tablet and it features different backdrops. The latest backdrop really piqued my creative interest and I would ponder how I could re-create it in a card. Here is a screen shot of the backdrop.