Winners for Challenge #237

 I may be biased, but I thought we had some of the loveliest cards in our Sketch Challenge Gallery this week!! We hope you enjoyed putting your slant on our sketch! We looked at the entries from all angles and finally came up with some winners! Without further ado, here they are:

Our Top Pick is: Gayle Chrvala 

Gayle found the loveliest embossing folder to enhance her crisp white split background for this challenge and layered it over a mango cardstock to give a fall ambience to her sunflower card. We loved the look of her layered zenflowers and the cheery hello over polka dots! What a welcome to the autumn!

Our Featured Artist is: Cindi Copeland 

Cindi's card looks just like a cozy gift sweater all wrapped in a bow for Christmas! The Design Team loved the cable knit embossing and thought the touch of tulle was brilliant. The vanilla and cream palette is such a clean, warm look, too! We wanted to fetch our sweaters just looking at it!

                                                      

And we think you may want to check out the following Honorable Mention on her site:

8. LindaCrea   

9. Heather Heroldt

13. Terry H.

Congratulations to our winners and thanks to everyone who played along! Come and check out our new Colour Challenge tomorrow morning on our blog! Our winners can pick up their badges on this page and display them with pride on their blogs or sites. 

You Still Have Time to Play Challenge #237 - On the Bias

You still have time to play with our Sketch Challenge #237 at As You See It Challenges! Why don't you give it a try, here?

The Challenge will close on Wednesday, Nov. 4th, at 11:55 pm Pacific time.  

Challenge #237 - On the Bias

 Well, a good old-fashioned sketch challenge might be just what the doctor ordered for everyone and yours truly, Heather, has come up with a different slant on a common theme - the split background! How will you handle the challenge of the angled split? Will you use a 3D divider like a ribbon or will you cut your background paper in half diagonally or do you have a completely different idea. Where does your bias lie?

Feel free to rotate or flip the sketch, just keep the integrity of it, so we can recognize it. 

How will the Design Team handle that diagonal stripe?

Amy Jasper

Heather Cooper

Jan Clothier

Jane Knudsen

Joanne James

LeAnne Pugliese

Here are some guidelines for the challenge:

• Create any card, scrapbooking page, 3D project or packaging   project that fits the challenge.
• Feel free to flip or rotate the sketch and to substitute one   shape for another but we must still be able to see the sketch   in your finished submission.
• Please include the challenge graphic and link back to the   challenge in your blog post. Turn off word verification so we   can send you lots of feedback. Make sure you link the post not the whole blog to the Linky. Use #AYSI237 when uploading to a public gallery.
• If you’re unsure about ‘the rules’, check the details under the Challenge Guidelines tab.

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