"One Sketch...Two Ways"

Happy Tuesday morning to my Followers, Friends, Visitors and Viewers.

Hoping all of you are experiencing the newness and renewed diligence for the beginning of this year.  It is day 5.  Have you stopped those resolutions you made on New Years Eve?  Are you still going forward no matter what comes your way?  Did you bring into this year all the excessive baggage  that was holding you down last year?  Only you can be responsible for you!  Your answer will only be shared by you and you alone.

For today's share, I am continuing with making cards and sharing them with you here and other places on the web.

MojoMonday:  http://www.mojomonday.blogspot.com/2016/01/mojo-monday-429-contest.html
has a sketch.  Quite frankly, this site puts out a sketch every Monday except for when they go on vacation.    I gave the sketch a try and liked it so much that I made another card and altered it just a little.
Here are the two cards and the sketch.

Entry for http://www.mojomonday.blogspot.com/2016/01/mojo-monday-429-contest.html

Paper:  Grey and yellow Recollection cardstock for A2 base and small square...DCWV Cutting Machine Cardstock for the layer on top of the base...The Paper Studio Be Bold be bright cardstock for the strip behind the circle; DCWV cardstock for circle;

Die: Spellbinders Pierced Circles and Our Daily Bread Double Stitched Rectangles

Stamp: Hampton Art jillibean soup handwritten sentiments

Ink: Hampton Art Studio g black pigment ink

Embellishment: Martha Stewart butterfly

Entry for:  http://www.cropstop.com/blog/uncategorized/linky-party-11-anything-goes/

Paper used:  white Neenah cardstock for the base; black Recollection cardstock fro backing; Recollection Christmas Noel paper for all the other elements ( square, strip, circle and heart)

Sentiment:  done with eksuccess sweetheart script gold foil

Embossing Folder: the Paper Studio dots

Used white Chalk marker for dots around the heart

The same sketch was taken from mojomonday.blogspot.com but the square was slightly shifted to the right to form an angle instead of being straight.

The next time you  use a sketch, try alternating a piece or some of the pieces to give you a second or maybe a third card.

Thanks for stopping by.  Have a great day in whatever your heart desire.

Sending you a hug and LOVE,

Lois