This is for today's sketch challenge and also today's alphabet challenge letter Q for quill.
I love this designer paper in some of my favorite colors. I added a thin strip to the inside as well.
I die cut three squares and then fussy cut the thin frames from the outer parts that remained. I used vellum to tone down the designer paper so that the handwritten sentiment could show better - written using the quill, of course! I added sponged ink to the edges of the feather and popped it up with dimensionals.
Thanks for the challenges and thanks for looking!
Date: Tuesday, October 28, 2025 GMT Views: 995
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Registered: February 26, 2007 Location: On SCS Posts: 37921
Tue, Oct 28, 2025 @ 7:21 PM
This is incredibly beautiful! The feather die cut is so much fun, especially as it is used for "writing" the sentiment. Great job fussy-cutting the frames. I struggled with it, and asked myself why I set this sketch up like this!! LOL
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Registered: April 1, 2012 Location: Rogers, AR Posts: 32426
Wed, Oct 29, 2025 @ 6:16 AM
I am amazed at that bg paper!! Your card turned out fabulous! Such a beautiful creation!!
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Registered: April 6, 2009 Location: Weyers Cave, Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley Posts: 34229
Thu, Oct 30, 2025 @ 4:03 AM
Very pretty abstract paper and the use of vellum was brilliant, Catherine! I like your thin squared shapes too. Your card is so attractive in these fun colors~
------------------------------ ~Roberta
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