Showing posts with label Craft Consortium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craft Consortium. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Freshly Made Sketches #740

 
Over at Freshly Made Sketches, Michele is this week's sketch designer 
and she's making a scene. Literally. Check out her fun sketch!
 

 Here's what I came up with and yes, that rooster makes an appearance again.
 

I used several patterned papers to cut out panels then hand cut my own slopes
and hills. I added an atypical mauve colored slope to break up the greens. I had 
some assembled roosters and chose this orange one because he stood out against 
the colorful terrain.
 
The panel was adhered to a postage card base that was hinged so the card could 
stand on its own. I tucked in a sun, popped up the rooster and white embossed 
the sentiment. The panel was finished off with a few white splatters.
 
Visit Freshly Made Sketches to see how the rest of the team interpreted 
Michele's sketch and come and play along. You have until Monday, June 15th
to link up your card. Hope to see you in the gallery!
 
 

Monday, September 4, 2023

Inspired by Challenge #253 -- SUNFLOWERS

Squeezing in a card for Inspired by Challenge #253 -- Sunflowers.
Here's the challenge graphic and sketch.
 

 
Here's my card. I was inspired by the sketch, and of course, the sunflowers.
 

I cut a strip of Craft Consortium patterned paper and ran it through a wood plank 
embossing folder. To add to the weathered look, I distressed the edges with a scissors.
 

After adhering it to a card base, I added the sunflower and a sentiment that was
in my scrap bowl. It's so old, I don't know which stamp company it's from, but I like 
that it was cut and ink distressed and fit perfectly on the card.
 
Thanks for stopping by!
 

Monday, June 21, 2021

It's a Good Day

Hello! I hope things are getting back to "normal" where you are.
 
When I saw the new Essentials by Ellen Abstract Sunset Die, I decided to do some
paper piecing using a patterned paper pad with earthy colors. How perfect is that?



It took a while to put together and because they're two sided sheets, keeping them
together was challenging. But I learned a bit of patience and managed to assemble a 
scene with almost all of the colors in the pad.
 
The sun was inlaid in the sky, and the card was finished off with the sentiment from
Good Day, another new product from the EBE release.

Thanks for stopping by! I hope you're off to a great week!