Monday, August 14, 2023

Hello Double Trouble #145 "Scrapper's Gorp" with TSOT

This is my Design Team project for Double Trouble #145 "Scrapper's GORP" using Twisted Sister's optional twist to create a card using Try Stampin' on Tuesday's Sketch challenge #620.  Choosing a Scarecrow stamp set was perfect for piecing my GORP and CTMH paperpack "Cozy Up" was ColorMyHeart Color Dare TicTacToe Board #561 with a good selection of colors and patterned papers.   





The Scarecrow was first stamped on White Daisy cardstock for layering the different patterns of design papers.  Several of the design papers were stamped with the Scarecrow stamp and then fussy cut the different pieces of clothing for layering with 3D thin foam tape.  I probably spent more time on deciding the combination of where the pieces were being placed.  Additionally the paperpack did not include a small floral so had to go through my stash to find a small floral with colors that matched the board... I was successful. 

The face and hair were colored with Copic pens and I tried to make the face look like burlap by using brown, honey butter and Shortbread and then lightening with colorless blender.  I needed to get some green in the image to complete a row or column, so the straw was colored with a light green (either Sage and/or Rosemary) which then completed either Row 1 or Col 3. Pieces were placed with 3d thin foam tape for dimension and set aside until the background was completed.   

I also chose to use the patterned papers for more GORP... the background with a plaid, a checker and a polka-dot all bordered with Honey Butter.  A circle sentiment was cut from Mocha and adhered to the smaller panel, with another sentiment stamped in the bottom right-hand corner.   


Please hop on over and join us at Double Trouble.  Check out the Design Teams inspiration, and then let us see what you create... hope to see you there.

Also, stop on by at Try Stampin' on Tuesday to see how their Design Team has incoporated our challenge with their Sketch and have been inspired with how some used our "Scrapper's GORP" in their projects.






Also sent to the following challenges: 


CTMH Products Unless Specified Otherwise
Design Papers 
     Cozy Up 
     Unknown - Floral (Closest to colors on Board)
Cardstock 
     Honey Butter, Mocha and White Daisy 
Stamps 
     D2172 "Hay Friend"  
Dies 
     Peach Cheap Coco & Remo "Word Circles" 
Inks/Pens 
     Memento "Black" Ink 
     Copic Sketch Brush Pens (alcohol-base) 
        0 Colorless Blender  E51, E77, G94, G99, Y35, 
        Copic Multi-Liner .05 "Black"      
Other 
     3D Thin Foam Tape 

10 comments:

Alyson Mayo said...

Paper piecing is such a time-consuming job - this is super cute with the different patterns :)

Donna Scholz said...

Suzanne, what an adorable little scarecrow! I REALLY love how you paper pieced him together using so many different patterns of paper!! Your interpretation of the TSOT sketch is so clever, too!!! -Donna

Becca Yahrling said...

Oh my, could this outfit be any cuter??!! No!! What a fabulous job putting it together - I admire a lot of paper piecing like this. The card came together so perfectly.

Becca S said...

Suzanne: the scarecrow is amazing!!! Not scary at all!! Dressed to impress, for sure!!! Thanks for sharing at FarmQuest General Store! Glad you made a delivery! --Becca/FQGS

Melanie Hungerford said...

Perfect colors, perfect sketch for that adorable scarecrow! I'm starting to get anxious to get out my fall stamps now!

Polly said...

What an awesome fall card and love the image! Thanks for sharing with us at Try Stampin' on Tuesday! :)

Cat Nowak said...

Love that paper pieced scarecrow! Wonderful card!

Debi said...

Your paper pierced scarecrow is exquisite! LOVE the patterns you chose for the different elements.

kel Acopan said...

Love it! Thanks so much for joining us at The FarmQuest General Store!

lovies, =o) kel
FQGS DT

Vandra said...

Such a cute Card, so much piecing of papers. Great use of the sketch too.