Have you seen the fabulous sketch by Karren at Freshly made sketches this week?!
I just couldn't decide what to do with the inspiration... and then decided to look at it in a fresh ;) way, by creating negative space to place my focal point, the sentiment. I added some washi tape beneath the top panel as a substitute for the twine as shown in the sketch.
This is what it looks like:
I used my Silhouette to cut out the window and sentiment.
Font used dear Joe. After typing the letters, I 'ungrouped' it, moved it back to overlap, and welded everything together. LOVE this font!
Thanks for looking!
Enjoy the weekend!
15 comments:
Love those pops of color in the negative space Hannalie.
So striking and beautiful hannelie.
Super CAS perfection.
Thanks for your kind comments on my blog too.
Hugs Sarah x
Wow ! ur design ideas are incredible :)
Wow,dit is een prachtige lay out met die moeilijke sketch!(eentje waar ik niks mee kon...) Geniet van je weekend, Gerrina
Clean and simple perfection! Great use of Washi tape!
Genius! I love how you interpreted my sketch. You inspire me to actually use my Silhouette rather than just look at it :)
This is so so sweet and just so clever too. I can not wait to give this a try.
Een heel mooie uitwerking van de schets in prachtige kleuren. Goed idee die washi tape en de enamel dots gecombineerd met de tekst!
Just love your take on the sketch. Karen x
This is gorgeous, such a stylish design and I love the colours.
Sue xx
Leaving the edge of the rectangle open looks so cool! It's all these little things that you change or add to a sketch that make your cards stand out! Fabulous, fun colors and really cool washi tape!
Such a pretty card, Hannelie! I love how you played with your washi tape and your sentiment is fabulous!
Wow! What a gorgeous design! The colors are beautiful and the enamel dots are the perfect embellishment. Thanks for sharing with us at Freshly Made Sketches!
What a cool way to interpret the sketch! I love this! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches!
Love how you've used the negative space, Hannelie ... the cool blues and greens with the crisp white are beautiful! Anita :)
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