It's
time for another challenge at Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenge Blog where challenges are
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For this challenge, my DT card features a beautiful digi from Fred She
Said digital set named Butterfly and
Blossoms. I printed a large and smaller version of the butterfly image in black
ink on acetate transparency film. I must have printed it on the wrong side because
the ink didn’t dry, so I used fine line black embossing powder and a heat gun
to set the ink. Colored on the underside of the image, the alcohol markers
provide a wonderful translucency.
I’m entering this card into several
challenges including The Butterfly Challenge (it features two of the colors: Lake
Blue and lavender, and one theme: butterfly), and Outlawz Monday Greeting Challenge (theme is flowers, which
are visible in the embossing on the card base.)
Supplies:
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Butterfly Digi- Fred She Said (Butterfly and Blossoms)
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Colored with Spectrum Noir Classique
markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Front Sentiment “With
Heartfelt Sympathy” from Imagine That
Sentimental Thoughts digi set (no longer available)
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Inside Sentiment- “May the Constant Love
of Caring Friends…” A freebie found Here
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Acetate Transparency film, black embossing powder, braided ribbon, floral
paper and clear laminate from my stash.
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Floral Embossed note cards found at a
local thrift store.
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Gold photo corners available from several web sources (WXJ13 Photo Mounting
Corners)
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All other items from my stash.
Entered into:
Scrapbook and Cards Today (SCT) Magazine
is holding its Spring 2022 Challenges. This is my third entry, in the Colour
Challenge (found HERE).
I had fun creating
a 3-D card that includes all of the challenge colors... plus flowers! My
card was inspired by a card tutorial from Youtube’s “Maymay Made It" series, but instead of including the
gift bag as a “pop-up” inside of the card, mine is an easier-to-make version,
with a pop-open bag on the card’s front. (I used the instructions in the
tutorial, but at the point where you attach the bag to the inside of the card,
I merely folded the bottom of the bag, taped it flat, then adhered it to the
card front. The inside sentiment and eyeglass embellishments on the card are
from a digi set from Jan’s Digis. I had fun creating sunglasses by printing two
pairs of sunglasses (changing the colors with my Word program before printing
them off), then adding scraps of dark grey
plastic index divider sheets to create the shaded glass. These plastic sheets, sometimes called document file folders, are one of my
favorite supplies. They come
in a pack of assorted colors and can be found in the office supply section of
most stores. They're cheaper than colored vellum and more translucent. Punches
and dies don’t work on these sheets, but they are easy to fussy-cut with a
sharp pair of scissors. (I provided a close-up photo of the blue ones so that
you can see how the pattern on the bag peeks through the smoky plastic. So fun!)
I also printed an
extra copy of the eyeglass frames that I trimmed to become the sides of the
frames that hook behind the ears and attached them into place so it looks like
the glasses are hanging from the top of the gift bag. A few small gems add a bit
of lovely bling to each of the sunglass frames.
Supplies:
· Pop Up Shopping Bag tutorial- (available HERE.)
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Eyeglass embellishments and inside sentiment from Jans Digis (Glasses)
· 12x12 coloring page and front
Sentiment tag from my scrapbook stash.
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Colored with Spectrum Noir Classique
markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Sparkly flower stickers- local Dollar Store.
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Blue cord, tissue paper, small gems, upcycled calendar page, grey plastic
document folder scraps and other items from my stash.
Entered into:
This is my final entry into the SCT
Magazine Spring 2022 Challenges. My card, for the Mood Board Challenge
(found HERE.) includes assorted
colors, and chevron pattern (made by cutting strips from scraps of striped
paper at an angle, flipping them, and taping them back together), flowers, and
the little birds providing the feathers! The playful cat in the
birdbath is a wood-mounted stamp I’ve had in my stash for a few decades. I love
his beautiful fluffiness! Supplies:
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Cat in Birdbath Stamp- Penny Black (No longer available)
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Colored with Spectrum Noir Classique
markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Paw Print Stickers- Hobby Lobby
· Front
Sentiment “What’s Mew?”- SparkleNSprinkle Kitty Celebrates (no
longer available)
· Inside Sentiment “Purr-fect weekend”
Imagine That digi set (no longer available)
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All other items from my stash.
Entered into:
Show Us Your Pussycats Challenge- Furry Thing Goes
(#76 March)
OMG what a clever handle card! Perfect for your page layout!! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Double D ‘Something with a Handle’ challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
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Really gorgeous cards :-) Thank you for purring along to play at SUYP Cats Challenges.
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Your butterfly card has turned out to be beautiful. You certainly saved the day. Thankyou for coming and playing in the butterfly garden with me. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, Kathy. I'm happy to see that you've been creating your wonderful cards. Life gets tough, but God is always SO good.
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Karen
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