Friday, February 13, 2015
Using a Sketch (How To)
Hi friends!
I am so excited to share what Deb has created. At DeNami, we have been working on creating creative blogposts and projects that are interesting to you as a reader and stamper. Deb hit the nail on the head with this post!
If you have been following blogs, you have likely seen "Sketches" or "Challenges" to enter or follow. Deb is going to show you how to create cards based on Sketches.
Her Sketch is this:
I am so excited to share what Deb has created. At DeNami, we have been working on creating creative blogposts and projects that are interesting to you as a reader and stamper. Deb hit the nail on the head with this post!
If you have been following blogs, you have likely seen "Sketches" or "Challenges" to enter or follow. Deb is going to show you how to create cards based on Sketches.
Her Sketch is this:
When you see this, there are a variety of ways to base your card on this sketch. Here is how Deb does it. She writes:
Hello
friends! It’s Deb here today. Have you ever created a card and realized that
you could use the sketch over and over again? Well, I have created a few cards
in the past using a certain sketch and thought I would create a few more using it
again.
Here are the
cards from the past.
The sketch uses
an A2 card rectangle and a circle in the top portion as a focal point. You can
create a patterned background like I did for the Beautiful Blossoms blog hop or
keep it plain. I think this
sketch works great for small images that you want as the focal point or to
emphasize a sentiment.
For my first
card, I inked up E182 Little Wagon, B118 Little Hearts and the sentiment is
from CR02Monster Love Clear stamp set. I added a bow using some twine from my
Classic Twine pack.
My second
card uses one of the gorgeous sentiments and accent from CR04 Heartfelt Blessings clear stamp set and some twine from my Pastel twine pack.
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1 comments:
So super cute Deb, great variety from one sketch!!
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