This was a good sketch for using up offcuts.It's also another one for Sparkle creations 12: 'any winter sport'.
The jottings of craftyhazelnut
This was a good sketch for using up offcuts.
Thank you, Ann.
It's also for Divine diva inspiration 22:
I mainly picked up on the deep bright blue of the pool, with a hint of the yellow in the writing.


Now I'm going to have a tidy up and then I can start playing again! But first I must go and prepare some veg etc for tonight's meal.
I looked up the make up set on the internet and printed out the palette of colours. I then found a copyright-free picture of Alice to put in the middle. Having printed this out, I then used four favourite mini stamps with versamark and then embossed with gold detail (I wish it showed up better on the photo, but it's a dull day again, so had to resort to flash). The first three stamps on the top row are Magenta and the righthand corner one is Stampendous 'african flower'.
I really enjoyed this challenge (even though I had three attempts before I got it right - kept getting the wrong stamps in the wrong places).
It's also for:
The papers are out of my offcuts box.


It's also for:
and here is a single one using Gez's 'universal ink pad measure':
The card also uses the colour combo - maroon, lemon, pink - for Basic Grey 14 - I've used BG Indian summer papers.

In addition to the DCWV papers, there's a colourful rub on and also a Craftime glittered sentiment.
Same papers as the last card - Guy's thing and BG and the middle bits are from the free magazine sheet - a quick card.
and the sketch from Carol's sketch fun 20:
It's also for Stampin' royalty 7: 'masculine cards'
All supplies, except the irridescent card blank, are from Poundland.

Picture perfect creations: colour combo 1:
The papers are BG wisteria (I must buy another pad of this because I love it and most has gone now) with a little turquoise BG lime rickey behind the image mat.

The idea of Sketch & Stash is to use new or neglected stash - I'm still trying to use up some of the offcuts that have accumulated over the months - I spy a piece of BG paper there from quite a while ago.
It uses the colours for ColourQ 20:
