Creative-Sketches CS24T TECHNIQUE Challenge

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I’d like to give you a little bio on one of our newer team members, Sharon Wheet. I met Sharon a few years ago at one of my stamp camps we held in Albuquerque. Then I lost track of her. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw she had become a demo in our local group here!! She does beautiful things with paper and ink. Here is her info. This just shows you to NEVER lose track of all those people who attend your workshops, stamp camps, or stamping function of any kind!! Someone else will grab them up!! Sharon Wheet is the owner of the blog, Designs by Sharon @ http://www.InkwoodDesigns.com

Here’s Sharon’s mini biography:

I have been paper crafting for over 7 years. I first started scrapbooking, and then I attended my first SU! workshop and fell in love with card making! I love the creative outlet. I get my inspiration for many places: magazines, displays at stores, various blogs, and my own interest. I mostly use rubber stamps. But, I have recently fell in love with creating my own embellishments, and using clip art to help fill-in an empty space, or when I really need another media to convey my feelings/idea. I have really embraced a vintage/shabby chic style to my papercrafting.

Now for this week’s challenge. This is a TECHNIQUE week, and our Technique is FANCY FOLDS. Here’s what the team had to work with:

That sort of leaves it open for interpretation! So here’s what the ladies created.