OK so I confess when I first saw this sketch my fear was high! But beginning by rotating the layout made such a big difference for me, just couldn't get my head round all that top heavy stuff. And then, guess what, this sketch turned out to be a favourite and I loved playing with my stamps to fill the spaces.
I'm not a great one for bigging up my own work, but I have to say I'm really smitten by how this card turned out. Just goes to show what can be achieved when you calm down and get creating!
And it uses two of my current favourite stamp sets from my all time favourite designers. Vine flowers from Uniko Studio and that large spotty and small plain sentiment from Clearly Besotted.
Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko Studio, Background Builders Vines & Squared; Clearly Besotted, Happy Birthday
Inks: SU, crushed curry, melon mambo, rich razzleberry
So pleased you found time to visit here today, thanks so much. Have fun with the sketch and keep crafting!
Clever use of the sketch Jane. I agree when I saw it first visiting you here I thought 'ugh' , but you've done a great job. Zx
ReplyDeleteI thought you'd used papers! Love that spotty sentiment. I agree that the sketch looks fab rotated in this way. Brilliant job...great card
ReplyDeleteLouise xx
WOW!! Fabulous card!! Love those triangular pieces!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome design and shapes.
ReplyDeleteHugs Diane
Just so beautiful and a wonderful take on the sketch.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful weekend.
Hugs
DesÃre
{Doing Life – my personal blog}
This is awesome! I love the different flowers stamping on each panel
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that rotating the sketch was an easy solution to your initial trepidation! I like the cheery little floral images in these colors. Well done, Jane! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely card. I thought it was papers at first but stamping is even better. I like this sketch very much. It's so striking.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty Jane! Love the way you turned the sketch! Thanks for the inspiration over at CAS Colours & Sketches! Hazel xx
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