Saturday Sketch: #2 February

by Steph

Hello everyone, and welcome to the blog for another Saturday Sketch!

Let’s have a look at the rules:

The rules: Each Saturday every month a new sketch and inspirational layouts will be posted here on the blog. From these 3-5 sketches (depending on how many Saturday’s there are), you have that many chances to create a layout of your own and upload it to any gallery of your choice, or in a blog post. Once done, link your layout into the comments section of the appropriate sketch blog post and you’re entry is complete! Find FULL terms and conditions here.

The deadline: Comments with linked layout entries for each monthly sketch challenge will close on the last day of that month at 11.59 (Australian Eastern Standard Time UTC +10/Daylight Savings Time UTC +11)

The prize: 1st PLACE: One of Kaisercraft’s new collections (valued at approximately $50). 2nd PLACE: A Kaisercraft scrap pack (including new products) valued at approximately $30.
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Here is the layout that our Saturday Sketch is based on. It was made by Dani Krivan who is one of our in house designers.

“You at Two” Layout By Dani Krivan

Materials Used:
Tiny Woods Collection, Collectables Pack, CB109 Chipboard Alphabet #3, Mini Alpha Stickers MA504 White & Chocolate, MA506 Latte. Other: Ink

“Saturday Sketch: #2 February”

Today we have Toni Crane and Jodi Dolbel helping us out with inspiration on the above sketch..enjoy!

“Son” Layout by Toni Crane

Products used: Kaisercraft These Days Ancestry (P797), Family (P798), Tiny Alpha Chocolate (MA512), Chipboard Alpha #1 (CB107), These Days Paper Pad (PP863), These Days Collectables (CT708), Kaisercraft Paint Sage (KC025), Clear Stamp Script (CS752)
Other: Chipboard Flourish, Ink.

Toni says: “I reduced and simplified the sketch to fit into the corner of the layout, using a square as the base. I also flipped the sketch so I had the large element on the right, for the flourish. Being a graphic designer I always like my photos to be facing into the middle of the page, leading the eye towards the journalling or title.”

“In Town Moose” Layout by Debbie Marcinkiewicz