Wow!! I've been so busy, that it feels like weeks
since I've posted a Stamp Off Challenge with
Buffy and Susan. Time sure does fold over on itself.
Today, our challenge is to make a Double Z Fun Fold card.
To prepare for this challenge, I went to
SCS (Spitcoaststampers) for this tutorial.
This is a sneak peak of a SAB/Sale-A-Bration set that
will be available FREE with purchase beginning January 4th.
It is called Hey, Chick and I love this set.
It is smart AND sassy.
Stampin' Up! is making colored pencils available in
January, so this is a great FREE set to practice your
coloring skills on. I colored this image with stamp pad ink
and an aqua painter. I did use a blue Watercolor pencil
to outline the figure to make it stand out.
The ovals on this card were produced with the new
Stitched Framelits and the Layering Ovals Framelits
on page 193. They coordinate perfectly! I used the
Woodgrain Textured Impressions Embossing Folder on page
195 to add color (but not embossed texture) to the card panels.
The colors used for this card are Crumb Cake,
Crushed Curry, Calypso Coral and Watercolor paper.
as I did a different kind of Double Z fold. Buffy and Susan
were on the same page.... I was not!
So now it is time to hop on over to see what
I wouldn't be shocked if Susan used the Hey, Chick stamp set,
because we often experience unique mind melding moments.
4 comments:
I love your little chickie! It is adorable. It is ok that you did a different kind of Z fold card. That is what makes these challenges so much fun. Each of us interprets things differently so we get to learn from each other.
I just wish I had done the same fold. I've never done that kind of card and I would have learned something new!! Oh well. I can still make one and this old dog can learn a new trick!
I LOVE this card, Jackie! That chick is the cutest. And I would have done the same fold you did if I hadn't stumbled across Susan's comment on Deborah Smart's blog a couple days ago. Mine's more of an "armchair" than a Z anyway.
I love the colouring you did on the chick, Jackie! (I'm going to use yours as inspiration for mine ;) ) Yes, there are so many different cards/folds that share the same name - yours is fabulous!
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