Here is my card for Double Trouble Thing 1's 3-2-1 Recipe "It's a Wheelie Cool Day" with my interpretation of the required ingredients and added enhancements.
3 - Layers - Card Base Does Not Count
Woodgrain background, bordered wth Cardstock, Layered Gear Dies
2 - Shapes
Rounds using Gear Dies
1 - Image
Chain Cricut Cut
You can stop here... OR PLAY ALONG WITH
Thing 3's Optional Twist - include at least one wheel, cam and/or gear
and/or
Thing 2's Optional Dare using TSOT Sketch #695
biweekly challenge starts on May 12th
I chose to use Twisted Sister's optional twist and Double Dare's dare to use TSOT Sketch Challenge #695. My card will not be entered in TSOT challenge due to the backlinking rule but the sketch was my inspiration in combining the two challenges to show how easy it is to participant in both DTC and TSOT challenges.
Please hop on over and join us at Double Trouble, have fun with our 3-2-1 Recipe "It's a Wheelie Cool Day" and play along with our optional twist and dare while earning additional chances to our random draw. Check out the Design Teams inspirations, optional twists and dare and let us see what you create... hope to see you there.
Then hop on over to our sister challenge,Try a Sketch On Tuesday to check out the Design Teams inspiration, and you may want to consider using their sketch with our 3-2-1 recipe.
Also entered at the Following Challenges:
A Cut Above May "Anything Goes with a Die Cut" The Neglected Stuff "May 2026" Neglected Stuff Used: Gear Dies and Patterned Papers and Cricut brought out of hiding to cut Gear Up Sentiment
Paper Rock Scissors #26 (all Papers, but used scissors banner borders)
Products Used:
Design Papers
Paper Rose "Rainbow Wood" (a gift from a friend) using 3 of the
patterned woodgrain papers
Cardstock
CTMH Sapphire and White Daisy
Stamps
CTMH D1629 "Just to Say" - Sentiment Happy Birthday
Dies
Spellbinders "Sprightly Sprockets"
Cricut Cuts "Curved Chain" and "Gear Up" Sentiment
Inks/Pens
Memento "Black" Ink
Other
3D Thin Foam Tape
18 comments:
Suzanne, your card is gorgeous!! I love the colors and the unique combination of gears (which are usually metal) with wood patterned paper. Not to mention how you incorporated the sketch...very creative!
Suzanne, I love your card,,, especially the woodgrain background! Did it come in those colors, or did you use markers to give it such a beautiful color palette? Beautiful!!! -Donna
The colours you have used here are so beautiful and I just love the card. Those gears make a great focal point and your chain is genius.
Such a fun card - isn't that coloured woodgrain paper fabulous?
What a cool card Suzanne. I love how well the paper and dies work together. Thanks for joining in this us at Just Add Ink.
Great card Sue! Those gears work so good as the circle elements of the sketch. This would be an awesome card for a guy! :)
A fabulous make for a masculine card!
Thank you for joining our challenge at The Neglected Stuff and Love Those Pretty Papers!
Diane
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Fantastic masculine design, Suzanne! The colors are wonderful and I love the gear cluster. Thanks for sharing with A Cut Above's May Challenge.
Thank you Kim, it was a fun challenge.
All paper, no markers.... it was a beautiful set of woodgrains that Melanie R gave me as a gift. It's been in my stash a long time and so glad I brought it out for this challenge.
Thank you... the chain was an afterthought on how to bring in the image.
I don't know why it sat in my stash for so long, I guess waiting for the right recipe and sketch. Thank you.
Thank you Lou.
Thank you. Planned for a June birthday.
Thank you Diane
Thank you, Vicki.
Your card is fabulous, Sue! I love how beautifully the Rainbow Wood paper worked for your design.
Lovely card, nice color, and those dies you used worked so well on here. Thanks for playing our challenge this month at A Cut Above. Have a nice day. Leanne DT/ACA
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