Sketch Challenge

Up for another challenge? Vanessa has designed this very versatile sketch for us this month and the design team had great fun creating with it at our retreat last weekend.

Last months winner, Jemma has also joined us and created this stunning page. 

"I had a landscape and portrait photo to use with the sketch but I wanted to contrast the content of the photos rather than the shapes so I cropped them both square. The arrows along the bottom of the page were hand cut from scraps of matching paper and cardstock."

Claire created this amazing page using the brand new Sassafras Ellie's Tale, she matted the bunting stickers onto red cardstock and then cut them out to make them pop off the page.

At the retreat one of the new lines that all the design team fell in love with was MME Stella and Rose, there are three colourways stocked in the shop to choose from, Tracy has used Hattie to create this gorgeous layout using a photo from her wedding.

Cathy has used the Gertie colourway of the MME Stella and Rose collection for her lovely page.

Jen's gorgeous page has been created using a mixture of MME Hattie and Gertie papers along with a sheet of  American Crafts Hello Sunshine paper. She has added a Sassafras entwined bloom to embellish her page.

Rachael has put together her page using Sassafras Ellie's Tale papers plus a sheet of a-b-c from their starters range.

Gems has also used MME papers, I did say the design team loved them! There are some great ledger papers in these collections which make perfect background papers. Gems has added Maya mist to her page which leaves a really lovely soft effect.

Entering our challenge is simple, all you have to do is create a page or card based on Vanessa's sketch and post a link to it in the comments box on this post. You have until Monday 4th April to get your entry in and the winner will receive a £10 e-voucher to spend in the shop and the opportunity to create an example page for the May challenge. We hope you enjoy the challenge and we are looking forward to seeing your interpretations of the sketch.