How time flies! We are already half way through this month's Flower Challenge #7, which is our very first sketch.
Here's my take on the sketch:
My main image on this card is actually all hand drawn. I've been inspired by watching Kim Dellow's You Tube videos - her Art Slices. She did one recently where she drew a pattern on a piece of paper and it was so mesmerising to see it come together I felt inspired to try myself.
I took a piece of Neenah 110lb card stock and drew lines on it at half inch intervals in pencil and then took my Copic multiliner and started adding in details in pen. I then coloured in a diamond with some Copic markers:
I die cut out the diamond shape with two of my Simon Says Stamp double stitched square dies. I cut a strip of lavender cardstock and added some stitched details along the edge with my Reverse Confetti dies. It was then simple to put together with some foam tape. A sentiment along the bottom with my Many Mini Messages set and then some enamel accents was all that was needed.
Here is a list of the supplies used on this card. I have signed up to affiliate links on some products. If you purchase any item after clicking on an affiliate link, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps in a small way to support the running of my blog and is very much appreciated, thank you!
You have until 25th to link up your card on the blog. If you're doing this via Instagram, if you use the hastag #theflowerchallengeblog we will be able to find you. Happy crafting!
Here's my take on the sketch:
My main image on this card is actually all hand drawn. I've been inspired by watching Kim Dellow's You Tube videos - her Art Slices. She did one recently where she drew a pattern on a piece of paper and it was so mesmerising to see it come together I felt inspired to try myself.
I took a piece of Neenah 110lb card stock and drew lines on it at half inch intervals in pencil and then took my Copic multiliner and started adding in details in pen. I then coloured in a diamond with some Copic markers:
I die cut out the diamond shape with two of my Simon Says Stamp double stitched square dies. I cut a strip of lavender cardstock and added some stitched details along the edge with my Reverse Confetti dies. It was then simple to put together with some foam tape. A sentiment along the bottom with my Many Mini Messages set and then some enamel accents was all that was needed.
Here is a list of the supplies used on this card. I have signed up to affiliate links on some products. If you purchase any item after clicking on an affiliate link, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps in a small way to support the running of my blog and is very much appreciated, thank you!
You have until 25th to link up your card on the blog. If you're doing this via Instagram, if you use the hastag #theflowerchallengeblog we will be able to find you. Happy crafting!
12 comments:
Totally fabulous Ruth, I love it and I love how you used the inspiration! Thank you the link up to my channel xx
Lovely , love how,you were inspired and I love the white space . Tracy x
I had another detailed look and I love your drawn design Ruth, very clever . Have a lovely weekend. Tracy x
Fab take on the sketch, I want tiles like that in my kitchen! Very brave creating it yourself, great job. Cara x
Love this card Ruth, must try out this technique xxx 💕😊
Your self-drawn image is so pretty and I love that you took square instead of the circle on the sketch! so creative!!!
Fab card made with your own artwork. Top marks! X
how clever are you!! great design and I love the clean, fresh look it adds to your card!! well done.
xx Karen
Oh Ruth, this is so beautifully creative, your focal image looks like a beautiful ceramic tile!!
I don't think I have a good enough steady hand to hand draw those lines, you did a fantastic job on yours.
Beautifully done!!!
Hugs,
Maria.
Managed it here at last!such a great card here Ruth.....and you drew the flowers yourself...wow! well done you ;) hugs Viv xx
I'm so impressed with your hand-drawn panel, Ruth! It looks fabulous and your card design is so fun!
So pretty!
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