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Tuesday, 29 January 2013

#5 Sketch at Addicted to Stamps & More


My Card from #5 Sketch at Addicted to Stamps and More

#5 Sketch Challenge.

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I have great fun with the Sketch challenges for they usually help me to think of doing something different and  to slip out of a rut, for if your like me, I can easily slip into a comfort area and stay there, for instance most of my recent cards have all been square so it was a nice change to make a rectangle card. I have used a Crafty Inspirations stamp for the main image, I stamped it onto a piece of card I had previously prepared in my 'making backgrounds session' a few days ago. I covered the page with TH Distress inks, Worn Lipstick, Victorian Velvet and Broken China, I then sprayed water on it , left it for a few minutes, rolled a kitchen towel roll over it. I also used a free stamp from the Craft Stamper magazine,added ribbon and gems with a greeting.  Have fun with our sketch, I know I will enjoy visiting you over the next week. 

10 comments:

  1. Hi Caz. Love your vintage-y images ... and you've highlighted them perfectly with the watercoloring technique using distress inks. Perfect matted on the black background. Loll xx

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  2. Hi Caz, love the black and pale pink, so cool combo! The stamps are great as well. Beautiful card!

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  3. A great take on the sketch and I love the black background card

    Best wishes Chrissie xx

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  4. Fabulous vintage card Caz, love the stamps!
    Val x

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  5. Great use of the sketch, Caz! I love the shapes you have used and all your vintage goodness! xx

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  6. Great stamping Caz and beautiful composition - Jacqueline xx

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  7. Fab inking and stamping, Caz. Sue x

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  8. Hi Caz. Beautiful card. That CI stamp is one of my favourites. Love how you have used the head instead of the heart. Really clever.
    Crafty hugs, Florence x

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  9. This stamp was perfect for this sketch! Beautiful vintage feel to it and I too love that you used the lady's head instead of a heart.

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