Showing posts with label Hampton Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hampton Art. Show all posts

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Tire Swing for Outlawz CAS Challenge

   Pryn and all the ladies of the Clean and Simple Challenge over at Outlawz flattered me with an invitation to be their guest designer for February.   Since my work schedule is chaotic and demanding still, I was about to turn down their offer, however reluctantly.  Instead, I asked "How soon can you get me a list of the month's challenges?"  They arrived immediately by return e-mail, so I was definitely saying "Yes, yes, yes!" at that point.  If you ever get the chance to work with these wonderful ladies, you should, because they are a joy and make every step of the process simple, fun and fulfilling.  Thank you very much, Pryn and DT.
   The challenge for this week is "Create a Card for A Male".  Here's the card that I made for Tony's birthday (he has a big tree in his backyard, so I thought the image was fitting and I like the ease of the iron-on flocked transfer -- flocking with all it's glorious texture but no glue or mess):


   Cardstock:  Bazzill (sorry, don't know name of that brownish, gray color)
Main Image:  S.E.I Scrapbook Iron-On Flock Transfer
Sentiment Stamp:  Hampton Art
Embossing Powder (for Sentiment):  Ranger
Pop Dots (to raise up front panel):  3L
Ink (to ink around raised panel):  Stampabilities

Won't You Come Join Us At the Outlawz Sunday Clean & Simple Challenge?

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Friends

Can you believe it? It was my turn to give a challenge and I failed it miserably!!

Here was my challenge:
- A 5 1/2 X 4 1/4 card
- No extra postage allowed
- 30 minutes start to finish
- Any embellishments
- Any stamps
- Black and White Only
- Happy Sentiment

I took it to the post office and it was over the first rate stamp price! So, I tore it apart saving the pieces I thought I could reuse. Starting over with only 10 minutes left on the clock, this is all I could come up with:

Next time, I will be more careful with what stipulations I impose on the challenge!

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Evolution

Here is the evolution of that one card once again.

From this:

To this:

To finally this:

In took 2 days, but I think I finally got one I am satisfied with.