Gardening Magnolia

 

Tilda Watering Stamp and Patterned Papers from Magnolia

May Arts Ribbon EA06

Xyron Mega Runner

Robin's Nest Dew Drops

Visit Splitcoast Stampers Love Fest and Play Along!

The Design Team for Scor-pal is taking part in the  Splitcoast Stampers Love Fest. Today is day 4 and we are sponsoring a challenge. Visit the Scor-pal Member Company Forum for all the details on this Flips, Flaps and Oodles of Fold challenge and to see what we are up to!

 

This is a hybrid fancy fold card that combines a gate-fold and easel card into one. The buttons along the flat bottom layer really help to keep the gate from opening as well.

 

 Be sure to head over to SCS to see what the rest of the design team has come up with, as well as to get your entry in.  If you enjoy using your Scor-pal to create all kinds of fancy fold cards, boxes and home decor projects, then be sure to follow us at the Scor-Pal blog. 

Scor-pal

Scor-tape

Magnolia Stamps

Bo Bunny - Little Miss paper collection

Core'Dinations cardstock

Lifestyle Crafts Dies

Want2Scrap Bling

Fiskars Punch

Copic Markers

Apples, Pears and Pumpkins

I love fall colors, so when the Beary Scrappy Gals decided that we would work with a palette inspired by apples, pears and pumpkins - I knew it would be a winning combination! We are still working with the awesome sketch that Susan came up with (You have until Nov. 14th to play along).

My card is very fall inspired. First, I went through my stash of papers from the Beary Scrap, and decided on Queen Bee from Pink Paislee. I am always happy when I use this paper. I also added some Bo Bunny Peacock Lane. - For my image, I used this really cute little Edwin holding a chicken from Magnolia (I am so bad about remembering the names of some of these stamps - sorry!) and colored him with Copics. I made a shaker box as one of my card elements that has little autumn leaves and green beads in it (the beads help the leaves not to all stick together - and makes it more fun to shake). The fence and the tree were both cut with my Cricut using the Cindy Loo and Heritage cartridges. I would love to tell you that I am so uber talented with my Cricut and Gypsy that I planned to make the leaves of the tree the perfect size for the May Ribbon leaves that I added to it - but alas, I'm not that talented - I was just really lucky! And I really thought it was quite serendipitous that they matched up so well!

This really is a great sketch, so we would love to have you play along with us!

Challenges:
Cricut Circle: Make a project with a bird, at least 2 Cricut cuts and stitching
Just Magnolia: Anything goes with the option of beads
Magnolia-licious: Shaker box card
Copic Creations: Make a Scene