Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 696!
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Alyson
Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 696!
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Enjoy,
Alyson
Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 695!
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 694!
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 693!
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 692!
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 691!
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 690!
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 689!
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I chose a very soft, pastel colour scheme. The panels were adhered to a card base and I die cut all the (tiny!) pieces for the deer. The deer was assembled and I added details with brown and white markers and some ink. Before I adhered the deer, I lightly ink blended the inside frame with green ink. The sentiment was stamped and added under the image.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 688!
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I stencilled a flourish with purple AstroPaste and let that dry. The plumeria image was stamped, stencilled and die cut and I also embossed a silver outline on vellum. The vellum piece was offset under the coloured image and adhered at the side. A sentiment was stamped at the bottom. I dragged my ink pad around the edge of the card base so it would match the dark purple in the flowers. Some silver gems were added around the flowers.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 687!
This can be a difficult sketch to follow... I struggled to add the elements at the bottom. I flipped the sketch over so the larger circles were on the left side.
I have a set of dies and stencils that create this gorgeous mountain scene. Once the stencilling was complete, I added some texture paste and glitter paste to represent snow. The cottage was die cut and assembled and I also die cut the deer. Those images were placed at the bottom of the scene and I added more texture paste to the house. The sentiment was stamped in the top corner and the card front was adhered to a green mat and then a white card base.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 686!
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I changed the shapes to circles as they just looked better for my design.
I used 24 Distress Oxide inks to stencil to lower part of my card. That was splattered with gold paint and I chose three patterned papers from an alcohol inked paper pad for the circles. Everything was matted on black cardstock and I added a hot foiled sentiment and some gold gems.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 685!
I pulled out some of my favourite paper to make my card.
I chose to layer every element three times. The background was embossed and I chose two patterned papers for the squares. The floral images were fussy cut from another piece of patterned paper and adhered to the largest square. The sentiment was stamped and placed at the bottom of the same square. I wrapped a gold ribbon around the card and tied a bow in the front. Easy!
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The sketch is shown below.
I stayed true to the sketch. The white background was splattered with silver paint and adhered to silver cardstock. I chose some blue patterned papers for the panels and also matted them on silver cardstock. The circles were die cut from white and silver and I arranged the branches and the flower around the circle. I also added a ribbon under the circles. The sentiment was stamped inside the circle and a few blue glitter gems were placed around the card.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 683!
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I made a mini slimline card for this challenge. I masked off a long rectangle and ink blended five shades of blue and turquoise to create an ombre effect down the card. The silhouette image was embossed in black and I also embossed a birthday sentiment as per the sketch. Three black dots were added in the top corner and the card front was adhered to a black card base.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 682!
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I stayed true to the sketch. I die cut a bunch of leaf images from white cardstock and inked them in various autumn colours. The background was inked with shades of green, splattered with water and cut with a stitched leaf cover plate die. I arranged the coloured leaves on white circles and added each circle to a darker mat. The ribbon was placed around the card front and I added a die cut sentiment along the left side. The leaf circles were placed according to the sketch and I added a gold leaf stem at the bottom of each.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 681!
The sketch is below. It was created in an autumn theme but that can be interpreted as desired.
I chose to make a Christmas card - I need so many of them!
I did stick with the hexagon shapes and I die cut them from various shades of gold glitter paper and gold foil. Before adhering them, I lightly stencilled the bottom of the card about one third of the way up and splattered it with a dark green shimmer brush. The hexagons were arranged as per the sketch. I added a pine branch at the top and hung two ornaments from that to represent the image on the right side of the sketch. The sentiment was stamped, die cut and placed across the top of the stencilling. Some gold gems were added around the card.
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Welcome to Ty a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 680!
This is an interesting design - if you are stuck, die cut two open rectangles, cut them in half diagonally and interlock them at the corners.
I chose a black background with holiday patterned paper for the design. The poinsettia was die cut from white cardstock, inked and splattered with water before it was shaped. That was added to the centre and I placed a sentiment at the bottom. Some clear gems were placed around the image.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 679!
The sketch is wide open - you can do anything as long as it involves doodles.
I cannot draw - at all. Yesterday's blog post explains that a bit more. For this challenge, I revisited an old card style that I have made before... I had to practice drawing the peanut shapes many times to try and get them to be consistent but you can see that they are still all over the place!
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 678!
The sketch is pretty basic - I used images instead of shapes for the hexagon and the heart.
The background was foiled in purple and I placed a black frame and a white stitched frame around that piece. The flower was stamped, stencilled and die cut. I added some gold metallic thread behind that image and placed it on the background. The butterfly was die cut from an inked panel and backed with vellum to represent the heart on the sketch. I embossed the sentiment on black cardstock and added it with foam tape.
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Welcome to Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge 677!
The sketch is very specific for this challenge - a fan fold card.
I posted a card in this style yesterday for our partner challenge (Double Trouble). This one was created using a paper suite from Simply Stated Design.
Ephemera was used to decorate the area around the sentiment. I rarely use supplies like that but I did purchase some to go with this pretty paper. I added some gold gems around the card and the inside is also decorated.
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