Welcome to our February Cyber Crop….

We have 3 new sketches to inspirations for you.  Our challenges are open till midnight on Sunday 25th February.

Challenge One –  Debra’s Challenge-

Welcome to our February Cyber,  I would like you to use this sketch to create a layout for the Cyber Crop.

Don’t forget to add some chipboard.

Here is my inspiration layout.

I used Bazzill Basic Cardstock White as my background.

Using papers from Uniquely Creative Boho Picnic Paper Freya, and Cocoa Vanilla Daydream Paper Happy Place

I created the layers for my layout as per the sketch.

Using Ranger Distress Oxide Squeezed Lemonade and a stencil, I added more texture to my background to enhance the layout.

I added a piece of chipboard Memory Maze Live every Adventure  Using it in its raw state, layering it under my photo.

Hope to see lots of amazing entries in these challenges.

Have fun being creative

Debra

Challenge Two –  Louise here.

I do love a good sketch. I also love to make my own, so here is today’s inspiration.

It’s a little bit more minimalist than I would normally create but I do love a challenge.

I’ve started with the Bee Arty paper “Botanicals” giving it a coat of clear gesso to protect it.

The collection of ephemera from 49 & Market “Curators Botanicals” is fantastic for layering and the little elements like the leaves and butterflies are super cute.

I’ve used my watercolours in the background and combined purple and navy to get this colour mix.

My chipboard element this month is the butterfly and I decided to leave it raw!

Looking forward to seeing your sketch inspiration.

Thanks for visiting

Happy Scrapping

Louise xo

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Challenge Three – Priyanka’s challenge

I would like you to use this sketch as your inspiration, you can change and add things but don’t forget to add a chipboard, as that is our product of the month.

Here is my take on this sketch, I have used papers from BeeArty  Saltwater an ocean theme and added two of my recent pictures from the beach. I added a golden Washi tape as a divider between the layers of the pattern papers, indeed the chippies with some aqua paint and layered them around my pictures.