Onto the sketch! This one really doesn't need any measurement guidelines. Just choose 3 elements (I went with butterflies) and a sentiment and you're good to go!
This is such a quick sketch that I made 2 cards. They really aren't that different. With the first card, I die cut out 3 butterflies from the Love Lives Here die collection, then used my favorite birthday greeting of the moment (the one from It's a Jungle Out There)
For my second card, I stamped the butterflies onto the card base in black ink, then onto scrap white cardstock with my coloured inks. I cut those out and then placed those over the stamped ones.
Supplies:
- Stamps: It's a Jungle Out There, Beautiful Butterflies, Birthday Basics
- Ink: Dark Chocolate, Harvest Gold, Summer Sunrise, Orange Zest, Black Onyx
- Paper: Pink Pirouette, Dark Chocolate, White
- Accessories, etc.: Love Lives Here Die
As always, if you play along, please leave a link to your project!
Both GREAT cards Natasha. Nice layout for just about any simple image. I love threes!
ReplyDeleteGreat sketch and lovely cards. I really enjoyed using the simple sketch.
ReplyDeleteLove this sketch! I made 3 cards with it!
ReplyDeleteSo tempted to do butterflies, but went with my signature hearts. Look forward to seeing what changes you implement.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sketch, as always, Natasha, and even more beautiful cards :)
ReplyDeleteWow, almost 200! It will be fun to see what #200 will bring. I love your Clean & Simple sketches - they are "the best" for inspiring me to try something different. THANK YOU, and I'm looking forward to the weeks ahead as you consider new ideas for the blog!
ReplyDeleteGreat sketch. All of the cards that have been posted an amazing cards. Thanks everyone for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this sketch!!! Beautiful samples too! Blessings, Angie
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fabulous sketch. Beautiful samples, too. :) ann Y.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sketch!! (As are they all!!)
ReplyDeleteJust finally getting a chance to share! Thank you Love your blog! http://sugargemscrafts.blogspot.com/2012/08/clean-and-simple-sketches-using-m.html
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