Hey kids, what time is it? No, NOT Howdy Doody time! It’s Deconstructed Sketch time! LOL (I may be just a little over-tired as a type this!) Jen’s got a great sketch for us this week. Check it out!
Different, don’t you think? But give it a try… I think you’ll find some fun possibilities with this! I’ll admit I was scratching my head at first, trying to come up with an idea but once I got started everything came right together.
I went with a get well theme for my card because our Catered Crop challenge this week is all about making cards that are “good medicine.” So I used Get Well Wishes from My Favorite Things, repeatedly stamping the big block letter sentiments for my background in Natural Premium dye ink on kraft card stock. Then I used the pinked circle from Blueprints 13 on the top left corner, cut from Factory Green card stock, and added some flowers cut from Tangy Orange card stock using Blueprints 12. The “feel better soon” sentiment is stamping in Olive Hybrid ink on a Whip Cream card stock Pierced Fishtail Flags STAX die cut. On the lower right side, I added a punched photo corner.
Be sure to stop over at Jen’s blog for all the challenge details, and visit the rest of the team for more inspiration…
- Arielle Gordon
- Cresta Woodruff
- Jen Shults
- Kim O’Connell
- Sheri Gilson
- Tangii Crain
- Tracey Pickersgill
Here are my supplies...
Corner punch is from Stampin’ Up.
Thanks for stopping by!
I really love this card! The background stamping is perfect and ties everything together so well! I have to admit it took me several tries to come up with something for this sketch! ;) Have a great day, Tammy!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!!!!! Totally awesome colors and this sketch is fab!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this Tammy! The natural background you created is perfect! Great take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card!! I love your stamped background!!! It looks wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteI like your sentiment background, this is cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic Tammy. I love how you stamped the background - it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this! These sketches always look so busy to me but you have a way of using them so cleanly it makes me think I can do it too! :)
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