35 cards using random sketches - I have new dice!

[@poppyvisions6094]

I LOVE this series! I think we sometimes forget how helpful and time saving that they can be. Using the sketches to create such a wide variety from one paper pad is so smart. These cards are amazing. Thanks for sharing your process, it's super helpful.

[@MintTwistCards]

You are so welcome!

[@monahayford9819]

Wonderful paper pad. I think my favorite is the first one, with the foliage, but it’s really hard to choose just one.

[@MintTwistCards]

That's one of my favourites too.

[@jesseb5112]

Fun cards! I really like the first one. Adding the foliage looked great.

[@MintTwistCards]

Thanks so much!

[@laureldahlberg9168]

Wow again! I’ve been binge watching your videos. I love all your different methods to come up with challenges. That takes the hardest part out… deciding what to do! Thanks for all your energy and sharing your fun!

[@MintTwistCards]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@michelea9142]

Great use of sketches! I use a lot of them and loved your ideas.

[@MintTwistCards]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@kimpatten2568]

Love when you do this challenge and you have 10 designs at the end that are from card sketches that are not your go to ones. I can’t choose a favourite as I liked them all. It was great to get your feedback on which ones were on the heavier side with layers.

[@MintTwistCards]

Thanks for watching. I love challenging myself with new sketches. Some sketches work really well, others not so much!

[@susankeller5557]

So we’ll done! I see more sketches to add to my arsenal!! 😊

[@bretonbird4812]

How fun to make a game of it!

[@vickyreuter5239]

I will be using the OWH sketches. I am working on a challenge I set for myself. I downloaded all the OWH sketches and am working my way through doing all of them.

[@MintTwistCards]

That's a great idea. Wishing you the best with your creating.

[@janetg.]

Hi! I just found you and I love your videos! Your random card sketches creations are fun to watch and motivate me to take a chance and use card sketches! Keep up the good work!

[@MintTwistCards]

Please do try new sketches. It's so satisfying once you've created something new!

[@noreenmulder5255]

Hi. It's the 1st time I'm seeing this kind of challenge. I absolutely loved the video. I'm from South Africa and have also ordered paper from a manufacturer cut to the US A2 size card because most of the YT creatives that I follow are from the US. I've never used "card sketches" before but do follow Call Me Crafty All and Jess Crafts so do use their designs. My favourite sketch was MOJO 550. Fantastic cards all around. TFS. 💚🤗

[@traceyallen8286]

I've never used the sketches but I think you may have converted me. I was really interested to hear how you reach out within your community to share the cards you make....hoping to do this too. I'm in Sydney.

[@MintTwistCards]

I highly recommend you give it a try. There's some excellent ones out there!

[@TitianTopsyTurvy]

Do you make the standard US size A2 cards because so many sketches are made to that size? And/or do you make this size because of the size of your US viewership? The standard size for Australia is the same as UK size A6/C6 cards & envelopes which is slightly taller and narrower than the US A2. No offence meant, just curious ( and would love to see people make A6 cards because I use A4 card stock!) Also, I love this set of cards.

[@MintTwistCards]

Hi - I've been making cards for many years and have always made A2. I think it's because all the creators I watched initially were based in the US and the products from there such as cover plate dies all fit this size. I did a special order with a paper company in Australia for unfolded A2 size card bases so since then I've had the supplies so kept it going.

[@TitianTopsyTurvy]

@@MintTwistCards Thanks for your reply, I can see it made sense for you to fit in with the US sizing. US card making suppliers do dominate the marketplace. I don’t buy the coverplate dies because they don't fit A6 cards. I would guess you had to make a very big order to make it worthwhile for the paper manufacturer to cut a non standard size.