Happy Sparrow for Amy

From one kind comment I came to Sarah’s blog (Sarah’s Paper Tray), and found a beautiful surprise: her 8 years old daughter, Amy, made this sketch…




Sarah made a challenge with it and I couldn’t help falling in love with the idea.
So, today I’ve been working on this card for Amy’s sketch.



This is my 3D pick of the card:


And these are some close ups for the main characters…

Simplicity (II)

And here is my second (and best) attempt in the K.I.S.S. Challenge on Pals Papers Arts:

• Clean with lots of 'white' space
• Simple Designs
• Minimum time to create
• Limited layers and embellishments
  
  

(The first card I made for this challenge was so easy and simple that I had time for a second one today.)

Simplicity (I)

There is an interesting challenge in Pals Paper Arts: the K.I.S.S Challenge (Keep It Simple, Sweetie!):

• Clean with lots of 'white' space
• Simple Designs
• Minimum time to create
• Limited layers and embellishments

In other words, simplicity. Just what I love!

Here is my first attempt (I made one more):

Red and Green for Christmas

Finally I made some red and green card for Christmas.
It was fun to work with the sketch 40 of 2 Sketches 4 you ... The idea came out smoothly and, although it was laborious, at all times was a pleasure.

I was trying of recreate the flower pattern of the green paper in the red cardboard with glitter.

This is the original sketch from the designer Kazan.

Not easy but shiny...

This is my card based in Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge 45.

A little close up to show you how shining is this origami paper...

And this is the original Sketch... (It looks easy, but it wasn't!)