Hi, everyone, I’m back with this week’s MFT Wednesday Sketch Challenge! Are you ready? Here’s this week’s sketch. All of the details about the sketch challenge are available on the MFT Blog as well as in the weekly newsletter. The MFT Design Team will be on hand to provide plenty of inspiration to get you started.
I decided to treat the large circle element as a port hole and the smaller as fishes for an underwater experience ;-) To begin. I used Make Waves Stencil and Salty Ocean Distress ink for the water and once dry, spattered it with clean water for a bubble effect.
Next I cut Silver Shine Card stock with two sizes of Inside & Out Stitched Circle STAX and adhered the water element to it with foam tape. Kraft card stock was stamped with Wood Plank Background and Cement Gray dye ink and adhered to a Sweet Tooth card stock base for a "cabin" feel and the port hole was adhered to that.
The fish were stamped with Extreme Black hybrid ink on No Line Coloring card stock, cut with the coordinating Die-namics, colored with Copic markers, and popped up on the port hole with foam tape. The sentiment was stamped with Extreme Black hybrid ink for the finish.
And there you have it! Now it’s YOUR turn to play! Remember, you can get all the details by visiting the MFT Blog. You have the chance to win a $50 in MFT voucher. Winners are chosen at random, so everyone has a chance!
Thanks for stopping by! See you soon!
Stamps: BB Gill Friends, Wood Plank Background
Die-namics: BB Gill Friends, Inside & Out Stitched Circle STAX
Stencils: Make Waves
Dye Ink: Cement Gray
Hybrid Ink: Extreme Black
MFT Card Stock/Specialty Papers: Sweet Tooth, Kraft, No Line Coloring, Silver Shine
Supplies/Tools: foam mounting tape, MISTI, Steel
Snips, Large Metal Adapter Plate for Die-namics, On-Point Precision Glue
Other: Die-cutting machine, paper
cutter, MISTI Grid Paper Pad, MISTI Bar Magnets, Copic markers, tape runner, QuickStik Pick-up Tool, Mini Mister, plastic eraser, Mini Ink Blending Tool, Mini Ink Blending Foam
Pads, Scor-Buddy, Smart Grid Paper Pad, Salty Ocean Distress ink
Love your bright colored fish.
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