Hello and Happy Tuesday! We made it through Monday, and now it'd time for as new sketch challenge over at Try a Sketch on Tuesday. See the very FUNKY sketch below ibn the graphic...
So naturally when I see a sketch my mind will go to a particular stamp set or I will hit me how to use the sketch. This was no different LOL! I like the sketch has a, Art Deco look to it but my card has more of a home spun look to it. I took the inverted triangle cone and made that into a bouquet holder. Than I die cut lots of punch out flowers and leaves from the Spellbinders April Stitched Kit to finish my flower bouquet look.
I have been running short with Happy Birthday cards so that was my sentiment of choice! I will also enter our Sister Challenge Double Trouble.
Glad you stopped by to see my project for the new sketch challenge. I hope you get a chance to checkout the other DT members cards and projects and maybe you will feel inspired to join in with us...Bye for now...
Melissa
What a gorgeous card, Melissa! Great take on the sketch, too. The worn edges are a great addition, and the flowers are delightful. Can you provide the name of the flower dies? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulously creative take on the sketch. I love the colours and papers and making the cone a flower holder is lovely. Thanks for joining us at Double Trouble, Johanna DT
ReplyDeleteAbsoluty gorgeous cards, congrats 💐☺️ happy day
ReplyDeleteMelissa, love the homespun feel you've given your card with that roughened edge yellow gingham panel! Using two different sizes of triangles is such a clever way to add dimension to your card. Thank you for sharing your card with us at Double Trouble! -Donna
ReplyDeleteLove your interpretation of sketch and the cone of florals are so pretty and dimensional and love the add of the torn edges in background. Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks too for using our 3-2-1 recipe for your inspiration.
DeleteI absolutely love how you turned the sketch feature into a bouquet! it's perfect! I love the colors you used and all the open stitch dots on the flowers. This is just darling! Thanks for joining us at Double Trouble :)
ReplyDeleteHow very clever to use the sketch this way, Melissa! Outstanding array of colors and patterns as well. Thank you for sharing with us at Double Trouble.
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