Welcome. On this Friday, Patrice, over @ Sketch Frenzy Friday, has a wonderful sketch for you to try this week. This sketch has alot of potential!
Here is this week's sketch:
This sketch looks pretty straight forward. But, what if you replaced the squares with. . . .?
Sometimes, you need to think out side of the perverbial box. You could replace the squares with tags, hearts, circles, butterflies, etc.
here is what I created:
I replaced the right lower square with an oval. I also replaced the right upper square with a rectangle. I added a few hearts, a button, a blossom, and a few tiny tags!
The card base is basic grey card stock. I ran the main panel of very vanilla card stock throught my swiss dot embossing folder. I wrapped a piece of basic grey taffeta ribbon around the top of the main panel and tied it in a bow.
To start, I created the largest piece. I used pink pirouette card stock and an oval embossing folder. I tore around the edges. I used basic black card stock and white craft ink to added the faux chalk board technique. I used a clear heart-shape button, a tiny piece of real red card stock, and white baker's twine to add a whimsical embellishment.
The two square pieces that I kept, are the postage stamps. Those I stamped twice, and layered. I wanted to add a sweet embellishment to the 'Paris' stamp, so I created my own blossom from card stock. I sponged some pretty in pink classic ink. I added an embossed grey heart, to help 'connect' the hearts.
The top right square, I replaced with a rectangle. I have a weakness for ticket stubs. Just so nostalgic. I wanted to add something, but I didn't want to distract from the ticket. So, I embossed a pink heart, and added two tiny tags, stamped with 'Love' and {love}.
The sentiment, was actually the easiest piece to create. I took a scrap piece of very vanilla card stock, and cut it 1/2" wide. I used my stamp-a-ma-jig, to position the sentiment. I used a square punch to create the banner ends. I used some dimensionals to lift the sentiment banner off the front of the card.
So, give Patrice's sketch a try, over @ SFF. Let's see what you create!
4 comments:
Great inspiration! Love how you think out side the box! Such a beautiful vintage style Valentine!
Your endless imagination and creativity is truly inspirational. I don't know how you do it! But the results are spectacular. You make me smile!
WOW!! Very creative and gorgeous!!
Oh Wow! What a great interpretation of the sketch! Love it!
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