Thursday 26 May 2016

CAS Colours & Sketches #175

Today's sketch at CAS Colours & Sketches brings the May challenges to a close. And it's a wonderful sketch designed by Caro.

http://cascoloursandsketches.blogspot.com/2016/05/sketch-challenge-175.html
Here's my card:


I was pondering for a little while about how to get the different sizes from the sketch onto my card and decided to try out some butterflies. I punched and die cut a set in white card just to practise the placement and see if the sizes would work. I intended to repeat this in patterned paper, but liked the clean simple look of the white so went with this instead.


I finished off my card with a few gems and an appropriate sentiment and, of course, that one rounded corner.

Supplies:
Stamp: Stamplorations, Art Marks
Ink: Memento, tuxedo black
Die: Marianne, butterfly
Punches: Martha Stewart, triple butterfly, butterfly; SU, butterfly
Embellishments: Papermania, adhesive stone iridescent

How will you interpret the sketch? Be inspired by the DT cards at CC&S and then get busy.

Thanks for your time today, I appreciate your visit to my blog.  And keep crafting!

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7 comments:

  1. The white on white is so striking here Jane x

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  2. Wow, what a stunner, Jane ... such a gorgeous white on white beauty! Anita :)

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  3. I love white on white AND I LOVE butterflies so your CAS card is a winner with me ;) Hugs Bev x

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  4. Wonderful card! I love the white on white with the pops of black!

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  5. I'm also glad that you didn't change to the patterned paper, this is really beautiful Jane. I love the multicoloured bodies. Liz x

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  6. White on white is perfect for this sketch. Very beautiful and perfectly CAS
    Louise x

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  7. This is gorgeous, Jane! I never think to use white on white but certainly will try it out now. Gorgeous butterflies and perfect sentiment, I love it! Caro x

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