The time changed from Standard to Daylight time last weekend (except in Arizona and Hawaii), and I figure we all lost an hour that could have been spent making a card. Now we will have to wait until Autumn to find that hour.
Let's find time to take on another fun sketch at Try a Sketch on Tuesday #666. This challenge runs through Sunday, March 30, 2025, at noon Eastern Daylight Time. I liked this sketch and considered many possibilities, but then I landed back at the starting point and went with hexagons. I think the hexagon is my favorite shape. It is interesting in many ways in nature, science, industry, and more.
Knowing I had patterned paper with hexagons, I went through my stash of scraps and found just enough to use for this card. On a panel of coordinating floral paper, the fussy-cut hexagons were arranged following the sketch design. For dimension, one hexagon was added using foam tape. To create the required sentiment, the word "hello" was die-cut.
To add interest, the sentiment was adhered to slender cardstock strips mounted on foam tape. The inside was decorated with coordinating paper.
To view the Design Team's cards and join the challenge, visit the TSOT 666 Blog and be sure to look at our sister challenge, Double Trouble #187, too.
Melanie
Materials
Cardstock: Stampin' Up! Basic White, Basic Black & Crushed Curry
Patterned Paper: Panalisa "Honey Flower" Collection
Dies: Paper Rose Stitched Rectangles & Paper Smooches (sentiment)
Other: SBC foam tape (1 mm.)
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