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Wednesday, May 21, 2025

Freshly Made Sketches #687

Verena is the other 'new kid' on the team and I'm quite sure you all have fallen in love with her style already!  Today, she has given us a most wonderful Sketch:

I even borrowed it recently to make this card - I wonder if she recognized it.

Today, it's all about this Handpicked Bouquet that was rearranged to
fit her sketch.  A bouquet this pretty deserved a lovely linen panel that was cut
using a PFS Essential Stitched Rectangle.  That lovely sentiment was stamped
at Marcia's - from The Greetery: Opposites Attract.


I used a much-loved Leafy Garland die from Altenew for Verena's 'moon shape' 
cut from vellum for an extra feminine touch!  Here are the inks I've used
for that pretty bouquet:


Thanks, Verena, for this gorgeous Sketch #687 - I know it will be much loved
by our card makers!  So, what are you waiting for?  We cannot wait to see
our gallery full of your gorgeous cards!
=] Michele

22 comments:

  1. Ooh, this is so beautiful. Love your rich, velvety bloom, with the linen background, and a great interpretation of the sketch.
    Thanks so much for choosing my card for last week's challenge xxx

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  2. That flower is gorgeous, Michele, and arranged beautifully with the foliage! Such pretty colors and use of this sketch!

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  3. What a beauty Michele! I love how you followed the sketch design with the curving leaves, and your bloom is so pretty in the deep reds/magentas! The simple sentiment is the perfect finishing touch to this lovely, lovely card my friend! Hugs. :0)

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  4. I do love the sketch and especially how you used it with the leafy garland and the pert and pretty flower!

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  5. Gorgeous take on Verena's sketch! That bloom is stunning and I love the touch of vellum and how you nestled the sentiment in your bouquet!

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  6. Ooh la la! What gorgeous floral, and I love the soft vellum curving behind it! Beautiful as usual!

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  7. LOVE your interpretation of the sketch. Your flowers and white sprigs form the perfect crescent. Beautiful! xx

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  8. I almost missed that vellum 'half moon' leafy branch at first look, Michele. It is partly hidden by your beautiful blooms.

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  9. Another gorgeous flower. Love the colors and the special touch with that vellum die cut. Perfect arrangement for the sketch.

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  10. Gosh this is pretty and I love the colors you used!

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  11. This is really fantastic, Michele! Love the lovely layers, beautiful flower and colors, but all those little details to make your hand-picked beauty

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  12. I love your take on the sketch, flower cards have my heart.

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  13. Such a clever interpretation of the sketch Michele, and it is quite gorgeous! I love the white die cut in the background. Fabulous!

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  14. Gosh this is oh so pretty, Michele!

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  15. That is such a great take on the sketch and I love that deep red. Great idea to use the vellum too xx

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  16. Simply gorgeous! What else can I say? I love everything about this card. Now I need to check out the other card you made!

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  17. Wow love the subtle vellum behind that bright burst of color! Beautiful!

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  18. I love how your mind works this is a fantastic take on the sketch. The placement is perfect and those gorgeous blooms with their rich velvety colours against the soft vellum is sheer perfection.

    Marie

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  19. This is a stunner, Michele! The vellum layer is the perfect touch and works with both the sketch and that fabulous flower.

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  20. Everything about this is perfection! Sigh...just incredible!

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  21. So, so beautiful ! This floral arrangement is just amazing, Michele. And it works so perfectly with the sketch.

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