Saturday, October 11, 2014
One, Two, Three - Go
The new challenge at Sugar Creek Hollow starts today and the theme is called ONE, TWO, THREE. We want you to make cards with one focal image, two patterned papers and three types of embellishments (e.g. a strip of lace, a few pearls and some ribbon). You can add multiples of any of the three types you choose but we don't want you to add a 4th type of embellishment.
Provided we have at least nine entries in the challenge we will choose one random winner who will receive a little piece of word art along with a winner's badge to display. The Design Team will choose their Top Pick and that creator will receive a winner's badge and also be in the running for a monthly Guest Designer spot.
I made this card while I was in Virginia visiting with my friend Patti and decided it would be great for my husband's birthday.
I started with some Recollections green card stock for my blank and added two papers from First Edition. Next I stamped the vintage truck from Stampin Up with Jet Black Archival Ink from Ranger and coloured it with Spectrum Noirs. The leaves were cut from scraps of card stock on Patti's Cameo and I then I stamped them with a Gina K. script stamp. Everything was inked with some Vintage Photo Distress Ink from Ranger. Finally I added a button and some hemp from Patti's stash.
While I designed this card and put it together, Patti supplied everything that went into it so you might say that she made it too :) So there you go, one truck image, two papers and three types of embellishments - leaves, button and hemp.
I am going to enter this into the following challenges:
Add A Little Dazzle - Fall is Here or Anything Goes
Ruby's Rainbow - Autumn Leaves
Crafting Musketeers - Autumn Colours
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge - Anything Goes with Patterned Paper
Craft-room Challenge - Seasonal Colours (Fall)
Docerela Creations - Fall Colours
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Nice distressing and expert colouring terrific sample piece. Thank you for sharing with us at Craft-Room Challenge XOXO Zoe
ReplyDeleteI simply adore your card, true card making style, your leaves add that perfect touch. Thanks for sharing with us at Ruby's Rainbow Challenges Caz
ReplyDeleteLovely card ,It has a great vintage feel to it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at add a little dazzle.
Kate xx
I was intrigued by your blog title so had to come over to take a peek, what a great challenge! Love your card, perfect for the fall season and fulfills the challenge criteria in an inventive way. Love the distressing on the edges of your papers. I'll pop on over to Sugar Creek Hollow and see how to join in the fun, thanks for sharing! Deb
ReplyDeleteGreat fall card, nice pattern on the leaves! Thanks for joining us over at Docerela Creations! DT Member Carri~Abusybee
ReplyDeleteSkittles!
love this card! great autumn guy card, thanks for sharing with us at Craft Room Challenge, Debi x
ReplyDeleteFabulous Cec (and Patti) lol! Love the autumn papers, they have great colours and patterns but they're not too bold or bright...perfect for the wonderful leaves and hemp! Your truck is fabulous, hubby's gonna love it! big hugs :)
ReplyDeleteStunning card.Loving this image and all the leaves look fab.Thanks for joining in with us over at Rubys Rainbow.Hugs Debbie x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fall card! Love the car and the leaves :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us over at Docerela Creations! DT Member Sara
Thanks for sharing your lovely autumnal crafting for my Patterned Paper October challenge and also for Crafting Musketeers autumn challenge. I notice that you also entered this into the Docerela challenge (I've just found this blog and linked a card) x
ReplyDeleteGreat card , I love it , thank you for joining us over at the Crafting Musketeers this month, Fran (DT) xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Crafting Musketeers Challenge this month.
{{{hugs}}}
Marg ;0 x
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