Here is my Design Team card for Double Trouble #176 "SomeThing, AnyThing, EveryThing" (aka Anything Goes)... I love this challenge because it gives many challenges to hook up with some of our previous partners and do my own thing. And Twisted Sister loves to celebrate National Mud Pack Day and what a variable and fun twist to include in your anything goes project... piggies with or without mud OR Browns and Pink Colors OR use pigs and colors for additional chance at random draw.
I was torn between which Piggie stamp set would I use. However, when I went through my woodgrain papers the one chosen was the center of a 12 x 12 which gave the appearance of a circle which was one of the elements in the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge #597 and that settled which piggie to use.
Experimented with a funfold card... but didn't like the unfinished look of the inside so converted to a standard A2 using the same panels for my background with some revamping.
Stamped piggie using black Memento Ink, fussy-cut, colored using Copic Markers with closest matches to Flamingo for the pink piggie, Bluebird, Jade and Honey Butter for the floral headpiece using the Color Dare Challenge #619. Sentiment stamped on white cardstock with border of black, Piggie and sentiment were adhered to background with 3D thin foam tape under snout and pig's feet for dimension.
On the inside card base, bottom right-hand corner, I'm Bacon You a Cake theme was stamped using cake, balloons and a couple sentiments.
Please hop on over and join us at Double Trouble, have fun with our Something, AnyThing, EveryThing challenge. Play along with Twisted Sister's optional twist and pair up with some of our previous partners while earning additional chances to our random draw. Check out the Design Teams inspirations, and then let us see what you create... hope to see you there.
And why not Try a Sketch on Tuesday, our sister challenge, as one of our previous partners for your project. Go to our Tab for other Previous Partners you may want to hook up with.
PIG TRIVIA:
You will be surprised on what pigs eat.
I thought they ate everything; but pigs'
diets are quite limited.
Also Submitted to the Following Challenges:
CTMH Products Unless Specified Otherwise:
Design Papers
Scrap of CTMH "Woodgrain"
Cardstock
Black and White Daisy
Stamps
Piggie & Inside Sentiment: C1970 "Kind of a Pig Day"
Inside Corner Cake & Balloons Theme: Miss Ink "Punny Farm Pigs"
Inks/Pens
Memento "Black" Ink
CTMH Blossom Ink (Close match to Flamingo)
Sakura Gelly Roll "White"
Copic Sketch Brushes (alcohol base)
Variety of colors to match up with all Color Board #619
Copic Multi-Liner "Black"
Other
3D Thin Foam Tape
Stash - Grey Dots
11 comments:
That’s such a happy pig and I love the sentiment!
Fabulous card, I really chuckled at that sentiment, and I like how you made the feet go over it!
I love, love, love that adorable pig stamp! Boy I wish I had gotten that one when Close to my heart was selling them! The paper you used for the background really compliments that wonderful pig image! The flowers on its head really get me! Love your card!!
Oh gosh--this is soooo cute!! Love that piggie!! Thanks for sharing at AHS!
Sue this is so cute! You used the colors perfectly! And I love the way the wood on that paper comes perfectly to the center for your circle and to highlight that cute pig. Fabulous for the challenges! :)
Love your card, Sue! All of the elements work perfectly together and the pig is so cute.
The piggie you used in one cutie patootie! Fabulous card.
Adorable pig! Such a cute card!
I loved that pig and cow stamp from CTMH, they were adorable and I absolutely love what you have done with it and the colouring, fabulous card! Thanks for playing along with the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC).
Brandi R.
DT member AHSC
crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca
Bwahaha! Thanks for the giggle! GLad you played along with us at Atlantic Hearts!
I'm squealing with delight!!! This is a pig-tastic card and perfect for a farm country charmer for FarmQuest's theme about animals that eat grain. Thanks for sharing! --Becca
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