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STAMPlorations Sketch challenge #17

This is my second post today - please scroll down (or click HERE) for the House of Cards post there is a challenge starting there today too!
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I just love the STAMPlorations sketches - they are always a little different from what else is out there in blog land and make you think differently. This sketch I really liked.



I used the using Boxed Blooms and Bold Sentiments set here. I first stamped the daisy with Versamark and heat embossed it in white. I then took a square punch and some recycled card stock to use as a stencil and sponged in yellow. I rotated the stencil and masked off the yellow square and sponged the remaining triangle in orange and repeated it once more to sponge in pink. I outlined the squares with a black pen to give it more definition and stamped the sentiment. Splattered black and yellow all over the card and added the enamel dots. 

Here is the sketch:




Our team has fabulous inspiration cards for you , so head over to the BLOG and we also have a wonderful guest designer this month - its Kim M from Art Keeps Me Sane - I am sure you all know her, if not you better go and check her out - you won't regret it, I promise!

This challenge ends August 15; the winner will be announced  August 17.

I am also linking this card with  BIZZY BEC'S Challenge - "ANYTHING GOES"

Hope to see you there! Thanks for visiting!


Comments

Vicki Dutcher said…
Awesome resist -- perfect with the flower
Deepti said…
Gorgeous ! Terrific colors :)
maria f. said…
Wunnerful masking and inking with a real WOW result, Cornelia. Hope your summer is going really well.
Susanne Vargas said…
Love your take on that cool sketch!
shirley-bee said…
Love how you did the rotated squares - that's neat masking!!
Nonni said…
This is great, Cornelia. The colors look so rich and I love the masked squares, fun idea!
Anonymous said…
Hi Cornelia. LOVE this one, colours, technique, everything, just perfect. Enjoy Germany. Hugs Monika xxx
Kim M said…
As usual, your card is awesome! Love it! So bright and happy. Thank you for your kind words about me. You're so sweet! Hugs! :-)
Radhika said…
Beautiful card and Lovely Colors:)
sue t. said…
I loved this, a perfect CAS take on the sketch!!
cm said…
Cornelia - love, love and love this card! Such a stunning showcase of the bloom. I initially thought you placed it on layered papers, but no: you masked it!! Triple awesome!
~c
Kim Heggins said…
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous Cornelia!
papierelle said…
Ich bin immer wieder begeistert, wie toll Du die Sketche umsetzt!!
LG Gundi
PS: Wenn alles klappt, geht's nächstes Jahr wieder nach Frankreich, dann in die Bretagne und dann wollen wir auch Rosi besuchen.
cotnob said…
This is a gorgeous card, I love your beautiful daisy image and fabulous design.
Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a lovely comment.
Pauline
x
Julie B said…
Great card Cornelia, the colours are fab. Love the sketch too. :)
Loll said…
Love your design using the sketch! And I love how you've sponged the flower - so pretty! Loll xx
Sherrie M. said…
Great take on the challenge sketch. The ink splatters have such a great impact.
Kylie said…
I loved this from the moment I saw it with the vibrant colours and gorgeous bloom xx
AlisonC said…
Fabulous card as ever. I might be brave enough to try splattering one day.
Anita in France said…
What stunning colours, Cornelia ... great look of layers and dimension with the masked squares ... and such a beautiful sponged bloom! Anita :)
Unknown said…
Stunning card and fantastic colours.
thank you for playing at Bizzy Becs challenge.
Francy
Monika Reeck said…
wooowww I love the way you used this stamp set and its really fit with the sketch challenge ...ADORABLE card liebe Cornelia...

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