There's a new {PIN}spirational Challenge up, and this time it's a rustic scene. You could go a lot of ways with this -- barns, rural scenes, or of course a truck. Whichever way the photo inspires you, link up a project and you may be the winner of a gift certificate to Fred She Said digital stamps store.For my card, I chose to do a truck, using paper piecing to give it a paneled look, kind of like a "woody." The truck (digi from Inktegrity) is colered in pencils with silver gel accents on the chrome and white gel pen o the lights. Sentiment is from Impression-Obsession.
* If you don't recognize that, it's the title of a Neil Young song that always makes me cry, supposedly about an old vehicle of his, but it feels like it's about a friend.
This card is for these challenges:
Simon Says Stamp Monday -- transport it
Crafting By Designs -- paper piecing
Word Art Wednesday #338 -- anything goes
Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenges -- use patterned paper
Scribbles Designs #66 -- anything goes
Crafty Friends Challenges #86 -- anything goes
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ReplyDeleteHello… Thanks for entering your lovely card into the ‘Anything Goes’ challenge at Scribbles Designs… you have definitely created a rustic scene with the fab truck digi stamp... please join us next time and Good Luck in the draw.
ReplyDelete[Diane Louise, DT Member, Scribbles Designs Challenge Blog]
Hello again Sandy… I back again visiting your lovely card, but for a different challenge blog.... Thanks for joining our ‘Anything Goes’ challenge with your lovely masculine card… Please join us again next time at Crafty Friends Challenge Blog. Good luck!
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[Team Leader for Crafty Friends Challenge Blog]
What a lovely male card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along over at the crafty friends challenge blog.
X Linda DT-CF
Fabulous card and I love the image you've used, it's perfect for our challenge theme! Thank you so much for sharing and for playing along with us over on the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog... x
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