Back with a great sketch challenge this week for the CAS Colours and Sketches Blog. A package from PTI's latest release arrived on my doorstep this week and the Beautiful Berries: Autumn Stamp Set barely had time to be pulled from the box before I inked it up.! It was the perfect stamp set for this week's sketch. In addition to the inks, I added some makers for additional depth of color to the image. I love the triptych idea Karen has given us to play around with! Take a peek at the DT's work here and then join us in the gallery!
Challenges Entered:Crafting From the Heart #173 -AG
Paper Players #358 - CAS+ coloring
Use Your Stuff #276 - New Beginnings
A Bit More Time to Craft #50 - AG
Beautiful choice of stamp and love how you have created an idea I had in my head but couldn't get onto a card! FAB inspiration. Hugs Bev x
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat glorious, rich blossoms! Such lovely colouring! Great sketch. Thank you for joining us at The Paper Players.
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty Cathy. It's hard to make sympathy cards but you did a great job... classy, elegant and lovely.
ReplyDeleteThese autumn berries are gorgeous, Cathy. I love how you used them on three panels, terrific use of the sketch. Thanks so much for joining us this week at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteFantastic way to split up a long stamp to give it more visual interest. Beautiful card! Thanks for playing along at Use Your Stuff - Gail
ReplyDeleteYour card is lovely, love the rich colors. Great interpretation of the sketch.
ReplyDeleteLove the colour combination that you used.
ReplyDeleteThis card is gorgeous! Love that stamp and how you split it up! Thanks so much for sharing with us at UYS! -Lori DT
ReplyDeleteWonderful card. I love the touch of blue in the background!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sympathy card! Thanks so much for joining us at Use Your Stuff.
ReplyDeleteCathy, I love this card! The bold autumn colors are so pretty, and I like how you've used the hint of blue in the background to complement them.
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