We got a great variety of different cards and projects from this challenge. So thanks everyone that added a card. I love seeing all your great work.
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Top 3 Challenge 378
There were so many great cards this week and some great new faces. I really hope that you all will play along again with us and that you liked our Team Up challenge with Double Trouble. I know I had a blast and I have personally been making lots of school day themed cards. It was very hard for us to pick a top 3 for this week with all the great talent and different takes on the sketch and optional theme. Here are the top 3 in no particular order.
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Tic Tac Tuesday #5 - Ends Sept 23rd
The challenge includes options from our past Technique challenges Shaker Card, Color Resist, and Dimension. So if you aren't sure what something is, or what a little more inspiration, check out these great tutorials!
middle row: Color Resist, Die Cut Summer
diagonal: Green, Die Cut, Dimension
diagonal ... school // die cut // blue
Kaylin
School/Color Resist/Green
School//Die Cut//Blue
Red, Die Cut, Shaker
Green-Shaker-Blue
Wednesday, September 5, 2018
Monday, September 3, 2018
Challenge 378 - Ends Sept 16th
Optional Theme: School Days
Thanks Donna
For Challenge 378 we are teaming up with Double Trouble as part of their Double Dare. Together we are celebrating school days. If you use the TSOT sketch and a school theme you can enter both our challenges. They also have an optional challenge of adding a bookmark. Please check Double Trouble for more details and their rules. For this challenge cards/posts done Sept 3rd will be accepted.
Check out the great inspiration from our team below and go to Double Trouble to see how they used all these twisted challenges.
Saturday, September 1, 2018
September Technique Challenge
There are many clever ways to create card folds. Some are simple while others are more complex. If you are new to papercrafting, you should select a simple fold to start. This tutorial does not attempt to include all folds. There are many inspiring examples (and tutorials) at Splitcoast Stampers, You Tube, Pinterest, etc. Remember that you will frequently find cards with the same fun fold name but are made differently.
Materials
· Quality mid-weight cardstock that folds without difficulty but does not tear when scored or pressed with a bone folder.
· Patterned paper as required or desired.
· Strong adhesives such as Score Tape plus a good quality liquid adhesive.
· Bone folder to press or burnish folds.
· Accurate measuring tools with eighth of an inch markings (1/8, 3/8, 5/8, 7/8). Some tools do not have the eighth inch markings.
· Additional items as required or desired to complete the project.
If you’re new at fun and fancy folds, this Double Point design is one of the easiest with great results. The following directions refer specifically to this card.
After selecting cardstock and patterned paper, cut as follows:
Black cardstock - 1 panel @ 4.25” x 5.5” AND another for die cut label
White cardstock - 1 panel @ 4” x 5.25” AND another for stamped image
Patterned paper - 2 panels @ 4” x 3” scored at 1” on the short edge (so the long edge will fold over to attach to the end of the white cardstock).
Stamp design on white cardstock and die cut with desired shape. Die cut black cardstock to create a mat.
Adhere the triangles to each end of the white cardstock.
Stamp the inside design or sentiment ensuring it will be hidden by the stamped label once affixed. Adhere the stamped white card that has the double tips to the black cardstock.
The card is now complete! You have an A2 card with a low profile for easy mailing.
Design Team Inspiration
VICKI
