This week at
"Less is More" we have a sketch to challenge you. At first it had me stumped, but once I got to grips with it I found it fairly straightforward to work with. Hope you like my inspiration and I look forward to seeing lots of different takes on it :).
My cute Lawn Fawn dachsund was coloured with Copics and then masked so I could overstamp him with a brushstroke from SU Work of Art in Pear Pizazz. The butterflies are from the same Lawn Fawn set and have Liquid Pearls added and a Clarity sentiment completes this card.
My next card is a Christmas take on the sketch. The Pear Pizazz ink was pressed into service again for both the pine branch and sentiment from Winnie & Walter Winter Woodland. I punched a SU bird from kraft snippets and turned it into a robin with some Distress Ink. A mat of kraft card to match finishes off this card.
And finally, this uses my favourite Christmas sentiment stamp (Magenta) from last year. This time I've teamed it with the legs of a Dylusions chap, coloured with Copics. I should point out that I am a red drinker and not white, but this always makes me smile. Hope it raises a smile for you too :)
This week at "Less is More" we have a sketch to challenge you. At first it had me stumped, but once I got to grips with it I found it fairly straightforward to work with. Hope you like my inspiration and I look forward to seeing lots of different takes on it :).
3 fantastic cards her Anne and so hard to pick a favourite.... Love them all for their cute, uniqueness and fun elements! Great work! You've rocked it this week. Sarah x
ReplyDeleteGreat interpretations of the sketch, Anne! I love that cute daschund and the movement you have got with the brushstroke. Your last card made me smile - I am definitely dreaming of a white Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Anne, love the last one esp. so funny ;) Viv xx
ReplyDelete3 great cards Anne.....but oh how that last one made me laugh...love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat sketch and cards xx Jan
ReplyDeleteThese are all great Anne, but I simply love the robin one on the bough, the shading on him is fab!
ReplyDeleteChrissie xx
Brilliant cards Anne - I love Robins, but I love wine too!! Three great takes on the challenge!
ReplyDeleteSylvia x
All so gorgeous, clever and the last one funny! White all the way for me x
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Ann - I love the robin and the jumping dog! Great takes on the sketch.
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