February Sketch Challenge - Sketch19Feb
 

Welcome to our 2019 Sketch Challenge!

It's February and time for our Sketch of the Month.

It's a 1 page sketch this month but feel free to make changes for the size you need



Sketch Challenge 2019

*Feel free to let the sketch get you started! Rotate, flip, or just use parts of it ...

*Keyword for February
Sketch19feb

*** Gallery For February : Sketch19Feb

Here's Mine
 

I used this sketch for both pages ... to make it a 2pg layout

Christmas Park Walk

Yay...another challenge. I'm just listing them and about to head to my craft room to prepare. I still can't sit for long periods but can do something. Thanks for the challenge.

yes, yes!
 

Jayne, I hope you feel better soon! I thought this sketch was a fun "jumping off point" ... so many ways to use this

Great sketch! All the challenges are great! Can’t wait to get home and scrap!

Hot Dog by Shirleysgirl - at Splitcoaststampers

Here's my take on the sketch. I'm not sure I can ever pick favorites for scraps...so any I use become my very favorites!!!

Sketched VSNing by Ozpom - at Splitcoaststampers

Here's my LO for this challenge. Thanks Lela for the challenge.

Here's mine. I rotated it so I had to place my title in a different place, but I like how it came out. Fun sketch!

B-17 Sentimental Journey

Question for you - Cheryl, you mentioned 10x12 papers, I recently discovered a few solids in my solid stash and had no idea how or when I would have cut 2 inches off, maybe I didn't, do you think they also sold solids in that size?

It's possible. I have a few 10 x 12 pieces of cardstock in the same bag as the plaid paper and assorted "short cuts" (remember when CM sold pre-cut triangles and 12 x 2 cardstock strips?) that seem to match the cardstock colors. Probably safe to assume they are all CM. Sometimes I despair of ever using up some of this old stuff yet I can't bring myself to give it away. I never know when I might need a piece of plaid paper, right?

Thanks Cheryl. I don't throw away perfectly good paper either. And in the case of this pale yellow, I really wanted that color. Glad I had it in my drawer of warm solids to find.