Master Forger Misty back with our monthly sketch challenge. I create sketches and offer them as freebies over on my blog. I chose this sketch from Feb '22 as our design to work with this month. I liked the patterns and shapes. I hope you can take this sketch in whatever direction works for you, from literal to very interpreted.
Now, let's see how the team used this sketch.
Guest Designer Alison had this to say about her project
"I don’t have my silhouette set up at the moment, and can’t freehand draw or cut a heart to save my life, so I grabbed a plate and used it to trace a circle instead. My story only had one photo which meant I could make an enlarged embellishment grouping in the bottom right corner instead of another photo. The title and embellishments, plus all the words on the paper itself, really help to tell my story, which meant I felt it was okay not to journal on this layout. I may change my mind and revisit that decision later. We will see!
The other projects I’ve made with this kit have been quite soft and it was fun to pull out some of the bolder papers and really lean into all the reds."
Master Forger Cindy
She took the sketch in a more interpreted direction for this sweet layout. This is the perfect example of using what inspires you!
The month is starting to wind down. However, we still have some fun left. Here is what remains for May.
- 24th May - Follower Showcase
- 30th May - Challenge #4 Baby Use Those Scraps
- 31st May - iNSD challenge deadline
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