Sunday, September 25, 2011

Follow The Recipe #21

It's time for the "Follow The Recipe" challenge at Catered Crop. Each challenge, the top chefs stir up their own recipe using the ingredients of the winning entry from the last challenge, which was Sara's entry.  In her darling creation, she used these ingredients...


Colors – Vintage tones (sepias, gold, cream, muted greens)
Papers - Design Paper (K&Co), torn book page, doily, paper scraps
Stamps – flowers, leaves, sentiment
Color Mediums – Distress inks, Archival ink, Crackle, Viva Gold, cream paint
Embellishments – ribbon, lace, mini-tag, button, press-studs, thread
Techniques – stamped resist technique (on bird), stitching, Grunge Rose, sewing, distress
Tools – Die cuts - bird, cage, flower
Themes –Vintage, tag, bird cage


And here's what I created using some of Sara's ingredients (my ingredients are listed in red).  It's a perfect Fall/masculine card, but not with the traditional Fall colors you would expect.




If you are so inclined, check out the "Follow The Recipe" challenge at Catered Crop. It's a fun challenge with lots of artistic latitude. Chances are that that card, tag, or 3-D paper project you have in the making meets some of the ingredient criteria. Look and see for yourself. Hopefully, we will see you there.


I'm also linking this up to these challenges.


Anything Goes - Anything Goes
Cardmadfairy's Digi Days - Lots of Layers
Crafty Ribbons - Anything Goes
Inspire me Fridays - Anything Goes
Sweet Stampin' - Anything Goes
Scrap-Creations - Anything Goes
Simon Say Stamps - Dies/Punches
Southern Girls - Anything Goes
Stamp, Scrap, and Doodle - Fave Color(s)
Sweet Stampin' Challenge - Anything Goes
The Paper Shelter - Anything Goes

16 comments:

pinky said...

Beautiful card! Thanks for joining us at Crafty Ribbons.
Pinky

Debbie said...

I love what you did, masculine cards are so hard to create, but you nailed it. Believe it or not, we have one of these crazy phesants running around the neighborhood where the beach is not developed and every once in awhile he pops on the road to say hi...

Have a great day
Hugs
Debbie

Jenni said...

Fabulous card Peggy, love the image and the distressed look. Thanks so much for sharing with us at Cardmadfairy's Digi Days, hope to see you playing along again soon.
Jenni x

Jackie Randolph said...

Beautiful Masculine card! Thanks for sharing and playing along with our challenge this week at Going Grey with Scrap-Creations

lalkygirl said...

stunning card ,love the peacock and scrummy big bow
thanks for joining us at digi days and good luck
tracey x

carol said...

fab card, thanks for joining us this week at CRAFTY CATZ, also joining us at CRAFTY RIBBONS, x carol

Tracey T said...

This is a very classy card - love your layout and the colour you have chosen. Thank you for playing at Sweet Stampin' this week. Tracey x

Scrapping Julie said...

so pretty love the big bow!

Christine said...

Very very pretty card!! I love that big blue bow. Pretty little tag too!
Thanks for joining us on the Simon Says Stamp Challenge blog!!
xoxo, Christine

ike said...

Such a lovely card and that colour combo is stunning. Great image too. Thank you for sharing with us at SSDS.
Ike xxx

Rachel said...

What an elegant card, love the colours and the image. Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing at Sweet Stampin this week. Wedgie xxx

Vicky said...

Just so fabulous hun....

thanks for joining us at Sweet Stampin'...and good luck...!

hugs Vicky xx

Sarah said...

Stunning masculine card! Love the colors and your design. Hugs, Sarah

Carol Ann said...

Fabulous card for a male such a great image I really like that one. Thanks for playing along at Cardmadfairy Digi Days this time.
Carol Ann xx

Gaynor Greaves said...

Absolutely gorgeous, thanks for sharing with us at Anything goes, good luck and hope to see you again, Gaynor DT :)

Steph said...

What an elegant card, love the colour combo! Thanks for joining us at Anything Goes this week, hope to see you again soon! x

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