I always enjoy a sketch challenge so I'm extra pleased that our challenge rotation at As You See It is back to a sketch.
Generally, I don't use a lot of DSP in my card-making but the exception is the wonderful Thoughtful Journey DSP. The evocative water-coloured scenes make cards a breeze. In this card, I've let the paper do most of the work, then added in a sentiment from the set and some die-cut bits to cluster around it.
As a texture lover, I couldn't help but emboss the background with the Exposed Brick 3D embossing folder. I also added in a trio of In Color Shimmer Gems in Petunia Pop.
Colours used were: Petunia Pop, Old Olive, Wild Wheat and Basic White.
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Just gorgeous! I didn't notice the little diecuts behind the circle at first, but once I noticed them, they were a delight! So fun and you cannot go wrong with these papers!
ReplyDeleteThis sketch is so perfect to showcase these gorgeous papers. I would never have thought to layer those diecuts behind the label - such a fab idea, it is a great way to add interest and detail and I love the mix of DSP and glimmer too. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJan, I love that you chose to use a variety of different paper for the little die cuts layered behind your sentiment circle. The difference of colour, pattern and glimmer really work well together to create a focal point! And, of course, that paper!! So beautiful!
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