Calling all Crafters!: Outlawz No stamp Challenge

Sunday 15 January 2023

Outlawz No stamp Challenge

This is my first post for the Outlawz new No Stamp Challenge which will start on the 15th of each month. Find more details here

Our challenge theme this month is Celebrating the New Year!

This is my card:

I had the idea from a UK Stampers Network Zoom and Chat session where Mickey suggested the Z fold to be decorated with a mosaic of small scraps of patterned paper. - I used paper from a Born Craft and Create 6 by 6 Paper Stack. I used a brown fineliner round these panels.

I then used a topper from a Graphic 45 paper, edged with vintage photo Distress Ink, on which I added the die cut from Stampin Up Ginkgo Branch Dies.

On top of this I placed the sentiment I have been using for this year's New Year cards - from Stamplorations, stamped in vintage photo, trimmed and distressed around the edges.

Finally I added 2023 on the bottom panel.

I was very pleased to see that the Butterfly Challenge has started again for the New Year and although this is not a Four Fold card I thought I would link it as it has the butterfly and at least two of the colours in the colour scheme in the patterned papers.

Thanks for playing along and we can't wait to see what you create!

Happy Crafting!

1 comment:

Mrs A.17 January 2023 at 05:32
Gosh that spider is so real!!. Love that you have used a Graphic 45 card for the front piece. I should set about using soome of mine up. Thankyou for coming and playing in the butterfly garden with me. Hugs Mrs A.
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