Did March come in like a lamb or a lion for you? No matter the weather, it's important to find time to create!
Below you'll find Sketch 218. Create cards, scrapbook layouts, home decor, treat containers, mixed media, etc. using this week's sketch and be sure to link your project below for a chance at the weekly My Favorite Things Gift Voucher worth up to $20.
Kelly has fond memories of crafting at her grandmother's kitchen table many moons ago, so she considers herself a life-long creative soul. But now her passion is paper — collecting it in the form of 19th century Valentines and post cards and making things with it like cards, scrapbook pages, and home decor.
Throughout this month you will see that Kelly has a unique and distinctive style. What she does best is take a product and then do something unexpected with it. Let's take a look at how Kelly interpreted Sketch 218!
What has the talented Challenge Team been up to? Let's check it out, shall we?
Alice rotated the sketch in the same way that Kelly did, but instead of a point, she used a curve at the bottom of her card. The circle became a heart for the cute little bunny, and colorful banners anchor the focal image. My favorite part, though? That wooden dot on the "seam" of the card base and the dotted paper. It adds the perfect weight to the sentiment.
Erin stayed true to the sketch and inked up the brand new Woof You set from the March release. She colored up those little cuties and made them the star of the show on her card.
Jill took a cool and catawampus approach with the sketch. The point is inverted, the sentiment is the line, and the brand new Television Die-namics becomes the focal point. And OH MY GOODNESS - did you see the tin foil on the rabbit ears? That just whisked me back to my childhood.
I love Miriam's little mash up of one of the doggies in the brand new You Make My Tail Wag set and the donut from last month's release. Her color combo is perfect, and take a look at the paw print background.
Not surprisingly, our doggie loving Vera saw the point in the sketch as the peak of the brand new Dog House Die-namics. Her clever sentiment placement is inspired by the sketch as well.
Veronica kept true to the sketch yet added her signature layers for interest and depth. Instead of the circle of the sketch, she gathered a glorious bouquet of flowers using the brand new Circle Scribble Flowers. Such a fun color combination, too!
Congratulations, Zehra! You are the randomly selected winner of last week’s sketch challenge. You can view all the entries for last week’s challenge HERE.
Download previous sketches in handy PDF format on our Printable Resource Page HERE.
We'll also occasionally feature cool interpretations of the sketch on the blog and give shout outs to fun, unique, and noteworthy projects. Who knows? You might be SPOTTED! Share your cards on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook using the hashtag #mftstamps.
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Kelly
Alice
Erin Lee
Jill
Miriam
Vera
Veronica
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Susan R. Opel, Creative Ambassador for My Favorite Things
Love the sketch and congrats Kelly! Your card is fabulous and love the denim gift card pocket.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun cards from all designers! Particularly love Guest designer Kelly's true 'pocket' card! so clever!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work by all! Congrats Kelly, I love the pocket gift card!
ReplyDeleteOh, my! FABULOUS cards! Congrats, Kelly!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Kelly, fun and creative project as always!! Love the sketch and all of the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards - all of them. I especially like the dungaree greeting card. I now have a new use for old jeans - LOL
ReplyDeleteYay for Kelly! You are so lucky to have her here, she made her magic here again! Awesome samples by the DT also. TFS
ReplyDeleteLove Kelly's contribution, she is such a creative designer! Love how she upcycled! Great sketch!
ReplyDeleteLove all the cards, so cute!!
ReplyDeleteSomething when wrong when I linked my card. The thumbnail shows the correct card, but it doesn't link to the correct card if you click. I can't seem to fix it either.
ReplyDeleteFUN DT inspiration. Thanks for the fun sketch.
ReplyDeleteBummed, missed the link because got a call about truck repairs.. just thought I'd share anyway..http://nancecarroll.blogspot.com/2015/03/mft-challenge.html thanks for all the inspiration.
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