We hope you will play along too and add your creation(s) to the challenge. Our sponsorship gift this week is a $15 coupon for a little shopping in my store, Daydream Designs. So head on over to Sweet Sketch Wednesday 2 for a chance to win.
Here's this week's sketch:
I'm sharing two cards that fit the sketch design, with one showing a modified "flip" of the layout. My first sample fits the sketch pretty closely...only a slight modification to the center panel...a die cut shape rather than a square.
The small square "patches" are cut from papers from Winter Wonderland Papers, that I designed for Daydream Designs. I used a piece of SU foil paper from last year's Christmas papers. I loved it and bought a ton of it...so I'm putting it to good use here.
The ribbon and glitter paper from which I die cut the snowflakes are also from Stampin' Up!
The sentiment is from one of my new Christmas favorites, The Glory of Christmas Sentiment set, also available at Daydream Designs. I simply recolored the black version to perfectly match the paper color.
My second sample is a Sweet Warm Up in more than one way! That's the name of the ensemble from which I designed the card AND I'm warming this card up from last season. I found it in my photo files while searching for something else, and I thought it matched the sketch amazingly well. The embellishment placement is just reversed and flipped. Since I'm not really entering the challenge, I figured I could take a few more liberties with the sketch!
All of us at Daydream Designs hope you will come and join us at Sweet Sketch Wednesday 2 and link up your own rendering of this sketch. You might be a winner who can start rolling your cart around in our Daydream Designs store!
Here are the sets used for my samples;
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2 comments:
Wow, this is lovely! The colors are so soft and beautiful and I love the sparkly snowflakes!!
<3 Emily L.
Love that you did the verse in turquoise and used those papers. Love to see you creating again.
Kathy D.
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