Slanty Sketch

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It's time for our weekly challenge at CAS - Colours & Sketches and Karen has this brilliant sketch for us - take a look


I had great fun with this sketch but don't know if you can see the slant so much on my finished card - what do you think?


Materials - Stampin' Up
Stamps: Summer Silhouettes, One in a Million
Ink: Sahara Sand, Always Artichoke, Strawberry Slush, Blushing Bride
Card Stock: Whisper White
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Comments

  1. Rossella26 September 2013 at 15:58

    This is gorgeous, Jacqueline
    Rosie x

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  2. Louise van Vuren26 September 2013 at 18:21

    Definitely see a tilt to your flower garland, and it's so pretty (perfectly stamped too) Great take on the sketch.
    Louise

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  3. Patricia H30 September 2013 at 17:08

    The flowering vine looks terrific over the (definitely) slanted mosaic border! What a lovely way to combine the images. Excellently done, Jacqueline! :)

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  4. Vicky Hayes1 October 2013 at 18:34

    Oh it just reminds me of how absolutely stunning this set is! I love what you've done with it here Jacqueline! Vicky x

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