…be filled with the Spirit, speaking
to one another with psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit. Sing and make
music from your heart to the Lord, always
giving thanks to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus
Christ.
Ephesians 5 :
18 - 20
Hello and Welcome to the Terrific
Tuesday Challenge in conjunction with My Paper Crafting ! There are
lots of wonderfully creative ideas on that blog, great Cutting and Digital
files and links to the other Design Team members’ blogs. I’m really enjoying my time there on
the Design Team and am happy to have you visit my blog!
Our Challenge this week was to make a project using a turkey
in some way! I imagined making one
using several different files in a unique way. Easy, in theory, but it did take longer than I
imagined. What doesn’t??! I enjoyed the ‘creative process’ – and
learned a few things to do differently should I make another one sometime. Here is the completed card – with
assembly information following.
* I used cream
cardstock for the card. I stamped
the front with brown ink on my ‘Sheet Music’ stamp at various angles. I also inked the edges of the card
front and inside. I scored and
folded it at about 2/3 up from the bottom edge.
* I cut the
background from rust cardstock, using the ‘Scallop Circle Frame cf’ (outside
edge.)
* I cut the
turkey tail from dark brown cardstock, using one of the ‘Doily 14 pt. Scallop
cf’ patterns. I cut a section of the
completed circle to make a ‘fan shape’ for the ‘back feathers.’
* I used the
circle cut from that for the body of the turkey. It was glued to a piece of cardboard to raise it up. I made some ‘ribbon feathers’ and
adhered it to the back of this. I
punched a scallop circle and cut it to make 2 wings, adhered with PopDots.
* From the
‘Acorn’n’ Flourish cf,’ I cut one acorn bottom for the turkey head and one
flourish – in medium brown – using 2 little branches for the turkey feet. The head was attached with a Pop Dot.
* I cut a
wattle from red ribbon and added ‘googly eyes’ to the head for a bit of whimsy.
* I cut 2 olive
green flourishes for the bottom and added brown gems to the buds.
* I adhered the
turkey to the rust background piece and then the bottom half of it to the card
front.
* For the
inside ‘prop,’ I typed the verse in WORD, printed it, cut it and inked the
edges lightly. I cut a dark brown
mat and used my corner-rounder on both pieces. I adhered it with PopDots to raise it up. I added some punched music notes.
Here are the cutting files I used –
Now YOU make a project with this Theme, link it at My Paper
Crafting and share it with all of us!
You can get this week’s FREE file to use in your project if you’d like
– ‘Thanksgiving’ -
Come again for
our Digi Dessert Fridaze – on
Fridays!
REMEMBER!!
The ’25 Days of Christmas’ event over at My Paper Crafting! This will be our 3rd annual 25 Days
event. We are excited and
the designers have begun to work on their creations! It is so exciting to see the photos start rolling in. I can’t tell you how excited I am about
their creative work!
For those unfamiliar with our event, we showcase projects
every day starting on December 1st (Day 1) and going each and every day through
December 25th. Every day we
will be offering a FREE Die Cut file, a FREE Digital Stamp and/or graphic. Each week we will be offering
prizes to those who are our followers and leave comments. In short, it is a spectacular event that will give you
creative inspiration for the holidays AS WELL as ideas and inspiration for
crafting through out the whole year! You definitely don’t want to miss it! Be sure to join us –
Be sure to be a follower of her blog AND sign up for her
newsletter. We will be announcing
our posts daily and leaving a comment every day when you pick up your free
files will assure you a greater opportunity to win some of the prizes! Let me know if you have any
questions -
You can see a complete list of wonderful designers at My Paper Crafting!
I'm just in awe of your creativity. My favorite part of this little guy is the ribbon wings!
ReplyDeleteEvelyn
Thank You for stopping by and for your compliments, Evelyn! He was fun to 'create from various items' and see how he turned out - ;-}
DeleteLynden
What a beautiful Thanksgiving card. I love the cut you did and love that his wings are ribbons!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jo
Thank You, Jo, for stopping by - I'm glad you liked my little guy created 'from scratch'!
DeleteLynden
How creative. I love the turkey and the cut of the card. Have a fantastic holiday.
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Thank You, Irish, for stopping by and for your compliments! I am Thankful for You - Feel better soon!
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