For today’s sketch challenge at Splitcoast, I chose to use Nature Silhouettes from the Kim Hughes Collection at Cornish Heritage Farms. My first challenge was the sketch itself, but the bigger challenge has been getting a good picture of the card. The gold here is really more of a soft brownish-gold. The first time I tried, it looked orange. Now it’s TOO gold. And I couldn’t figure out how to adjust the color in my photo editing software. (I get so aggravated when this happens. lol.)
Believe
I like my stamped images here, and I like the stitching, but something just still doesn’t sit right with me. I believe it’s the hemp tied too close to the center of the card. But I couldn’t figure out how to adjust for that and stick with the sketch. Overall, I think I like it. (I think. If I have time, I may fiddle with it some more.)
Back to the stamp room for me…lots to do. Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a great day!
Cardstock: Candle Glow Dark, Spring Willow Dark and Natural Smooth by Prism Stamps: Nature Silhouettes from the Kim Hughes Collection (CHF) and The Art of Framing (sentiment) from The Rummage Bin (CHF) Ink: Adirondack Pitch Black, Butterscotch and Lettuce; Ranger Antique Linen Distress Accessories: Sewing machine, hemp, sponge. Card size 5 ½” x 4 ¼”.
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