Hi friends! This week's Party Time Tuesdays challenge is to use this sketch:
I flipped the sketch since the image I was given to work with was more vertical than horizontal, but sketches are always open for interpretation! This super adorable image is by Paper Shelter and that little girl totally reminds me of me! lol I used to stay up all night (seriously, 'til 5 or 6 am!) during the summer reading The Babysitters Club series. I loved devouring books then and still do, though I can't pull all-nighters reading for pleasure anymore! :)
I colored the image with my Copics and matted it with some blue cardstock. The DCWV purple paper was cut into banner shapes and layered on top of yellow cardstock. The sun was in my miscellaneous drawer (we all have one, right??) so I pulled it out and added a swirl from a deeper orange sun. I wanted it to sparkle, so I dumped some Doodlebug Sugar Coating on top and added it to my card with foam tape. Here's a closer image:
I colored the image with my Copics and matted it with some blue cardstock. The DCWV purple paper was cut into banner shapes and layered on top of yellow cardstock. The sun was in my miscellaneous drawer (we all have one, right??) so I pulled it out and added a swirl from a deeper orange sun. I wanted it to sparkle, so I dumped some Doodlebug Sugar Coating on top and added it to my card with foam tape. Here's a closer image:
To finish off my sketch, I stamped the Studio G sentiment.. ahhh, what a perfect summery card. :) I hope you enjoy my card and have time to link up!
PTT #29
Thanks for stopping by!
-Suzanne :O )
5 comments:
Love to read! Beautiful take on the sketch too. the papers are so soft and pretty. Love your card. :)Peggy
I just love your card Suzanne. The colours and that fabulous Sun really compliment your beautifully coloured image.
Love how you turned the sketch on it's side. The image is adorable!
Such a sweet image, and a sweet card!! I just adore it, and I love the sketch turned on its side!
What a sweet card! It's such a pretty scene and you brought it to life with your coloring. Great job with Stacy's sketch!
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