Good morning, fellow crafters. Firstly, I would like to wish everyone a Happy Easter. I hope everyone has a lovely weekend.
Today I have a card for
Sweet Sketch Wednesday 2, and I followed my own sketch, which I do each month. This card was different, it hasn't got an image to colour but instead a sentiment. I was thrilled how it turned out, and I would make this sketch again.
You can find all our sketches over on Sweet Sketch Wednesday 2, and there are years of sketches to use. But we would love you to enter this month's challenge.
Sketch #325
It's really easy, and you don't even need square cutting dies. It also used up scrap pieces of design paper that we all have. I used a daisy die, but you can use purchased flowers or even make your own out of paper or fabric.
Don't forget to check out
Sweet Sketch Wednesday 2 and see who our guest designer is this month, and have a look at what the rest of the design team has made.
Challenges I'm Entering:
One of mine is embossing, giving your card that extra texture for children to feel, and the elderly with poor vision, who can feel texture.
Text, Die Cuts, Slimish Line
Card Recipe:
1. Base: White French Linen card stock.
2. Coloured card: Cascade by American Craft.
3. Design Paper: Shimelle Reasons to Smile by American Craft.
4. Sentiment: Thinking of You by Polkadoodles.
5. Daisy Embellishment: Cheery Lyn Daisy Die.
6. Dies Used: Cheery Lyn Daisy Die and
Spellbinders Classic Large & Small Squares.
7. Embellishments: Embossing folder, Recollections Moroccan, pink gems and pink brad from my stash. The pink brads are to match the centre of the flowers in the design paper.
8. Tools Used:
Take care, everyone happy crafting and Happy Easter.
