Fri 4/10: Sketch using scraps & a non-traditional color
Posted: Thu May 09, 2024 7:04 pm
Join us all month long as we celebrate our 8th Annual - Mad about Sketches featuring sketches chosen by YOUR VERY OWN Challenge Team.
Each Blue Plate Special challenge that is posted during the Month of May will showcase a sketch chosen by your Challenge Team. . . so lots of sketches, and lots of interpretations with plenty of inspiration to be had.
Remember - A new Blue Plate Special challenge is posted each Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, and participants have until the 3rd of the following month to complete and post their creations.
Prize will be a $20 Gift Certificate to their favorite online store (random drawing).....
TGIF everyone! If you would like to scrapbook this weekend, but are short on time, I have the perfect sketch for you. Several years ago, I was on a design team called "2 Broke Girls," and they had the best sketches. Not only did I love the simplicity of their sketches, but I also liked how clean my projects turned out when I followed their guidelines. I have used their sketches for so many projects, but I had never used this one...
My daughter and I spent an afternoon checking out the gorgeous cherry blossom trees in Washington DC last month, so I wanted to highlight a picture of her and I in the beautiful scenery. I loved how the placement of the papers on this sketch put the emphasis on the picture in an easy-to-replicate manner. My first challenge for you is to use this sketch as inspiration for your project today. I used nothing but scraps to accent the pictures on this project, therefore my second challenge to you is to use only leftover papers as your picture accent pieces. Finally, it is tempting to use pastel colors when creating a project about spring blooms. My final challenge for today is to use a non-traditional color as the background for your project. I used a piece of dark blue Vicki Boutin patterned paper for my background to help the pastels of my picture pop off the page. I can't wait to see your take on this project!
