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Wednesday, May 4, 2022

Freshly Made Sketches 534

Hi all!  It's a new day and time for a new sketch from Freshly Made Sketches!  This week our hostess and sketch designer is Cécile and, as usual, her design has me wishing I had her design instinct.  I tried my best to channel my inner Cécile, so here goes!



I started by using a watercolor background stamp in a pale pink topped with a grungy image stamped in one of my favorite grays (Smokey Shadow). Then I added the square die-cut and a couple of pink flowers.  I toyed with adding a small leaf in a bright green, but it looked to busy to me so I left the flowers alone.  I tucked in a small Verve sentiment to the right.  You can't go wrong with a Verve sentiment!

Thanks for stopping by!  My amazing teammates at Freshly Made Sketches have got some fabulous cards to WOW you so be sure to check them out!

Supplies
Stamps:  Jumbo Abstract Art (My Favorite Things); Summer Silhouettes (Stampin' Up!); Hope Blooms (Verve)
Paper:  Whisper White (Stampin' Up!); Smokey Shadow (Papertrey Ink)
Ink:  Blush, Coral Berry (Altenew); Smokey Shadow (Papertrey Ink)
Accessories:  Quadrangle Frames die (Simon Says Stamp)


7 comments:

  1. You do grunge so beautifully! And grunge is perfect for this sketch. Fabulous card, Jen!

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  2. This is so awesome - and my favorite color! Perfect for the sketch!

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  3. Pink and grunge - this card is one of my faves! I love your placement of the sentiment and that black frame is perfection!

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  4. This card is so fabulous Jen! I love that grungy background pair with those sweet pink flowers and square dies! So pretty!

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  5. A spot on inner Cécile!! Love that background. And the sentiment really is fabulous.

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  6. Love how you used Cecile's sketch! Beautiful color combo, too!

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  7. What an awesome take on the sketch, Jen. This background is brilliant and super creative. I love how artsy it looks!

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