Card Results For Dare to Get Dirty Event

Good evening friends!  I don’t normally post in the evening, but I had been working on some other things this weekend and today and hadn’t had a chance to create a post to share my creations with you for the “Dare to Get Dirty” challenge on Splitcoast Stampers!

And of course since the challenges are exclusively for the SCS fan club members only, I cannot share the details with you about what the challenges are about…so please keep that in mind when you see my creations for this without full details! 🙂

The first three cards that I’m sharing were created for my challenge during this event.  It went “live” yesterday and there are really so many wonderful and creative entries in the gallery for this!  I’m so glad everyone has been having fun playing along with it!

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I couldn’t stand how stinkin’ CUTE this My Favorite Things stamp set was, so of course I HAD to go grab it!  I had been holding off on it for quite a while and then finally broke down and just got it!  That cow in there just kills me! LOL!!  I am talking about the MFT BB The Whole Herd stamp set.  I’ve used a ton of different paper from my stash to create a scene for the pigs.  I’ve also used various MFT dies to put everything together.  I have handwritten the words that are on the trough the little piggy is standing in.

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My next card is made using the tutorial on SCS called the Herringbone technique. (You do NOT have to be a fan club member to see this technique…it’s open for everyone.)   It’s been around for a while, but I really love the results it can bring to a background on a card!  I have used the flower image from a retired Lawn Fawn stamp set and a greeting set and die from Impression Obsession.

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This final card for my challenge is done using an ‘Iris Fold‘ technique.  I have used a circle die cut to create my design and then went around the circle with a tag die from Lawn Fawn that I also used an additional circle die that I’ve used to cut out the center of it for a framing effect and so that it looks more like an ornament.  I used an embossing folder from SU! as well as the snowflake image in the middle of the ornament along with a wonky stitched rectangle die to cut the panel out with and then added a sentiment cut with a die from CAS-ual Fridays with gold foil card stock.  The gold thread was added through the tag hole at the top and secured around the back of the main image panel and lastly, I added a crystal in the center of the snowflake.


Another card I wanted to share was for another challenge issued from a fellow Dare to Get Dirty Dozen design team member.  This one took me a while to grasp how to make it happen, but once figured out, it turned out pretty cool:

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Again, I can’t share with you the details about the challenge, but it’s sort of a ‘mixed media’ based design! 🙂  I’ve die cut some stars using some silver foil card stock and added a sentiment to go with it embossed with white EP over a black banner strip.

Thought this would make for a fun masculine style card.

Be sure to stop by again tomorrow!  I have something fun to share with you!!!

17 thoughts on “Card Results For Dare to Get Dirty Event

  1. Oh wow, these are totally amazing! I wish I had time to play along, those challenges look fun and love the techniques you ended up trying! I love that herringbone background, I must try that some time and I forgot how amazing iris folding can look! hugs Debxx

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  2. These cards are all amazing and I haven’t done a herringbone in quite a while, but I love using up leftover strips of dsp to make them! Love the rock star card too, what a fabulous technique you used to create that look! I’m still snorting over the “Are you cured yet?” card! Oh my goodness, what a fun and adorable card that one is! Great job on that Iris folding too – another technique I haven’t done in years!

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  3. They’re all fantastic! I’m in love with that second card. I guess you can tell I’m ready for Fall! It’s been way too hot around here this summer. Love all of these Vicki!
    Lynn

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  4. What an amazing collection of cards! Your pig scene is so cute and like the fun saying, like the sunflower and the fabulous layering, the ornament and the dimension of your layers is fabulous! Like the unique look of the last card!

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  5. WOW Vicki..outstanding cards, those little pigs are so cute..I love the Herringbone card and the Christmas Iris fold, just wonderful and I love your masculine card..fantastic..all of them.

    luv CHRISSYxx

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  6. I’m impressed by your cards by using such different techniques, Vicki. They are all amazing!
    xxx Margreet

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    1. So many beautiful cards in one post! I love your Christmas bauble Iris Fold technique. It looks stunning. I love the depth of dimensions!
      BozenA xx

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  7. They’re all fantastic, Vicki, but the sentiment on the little piggies card gave me my laugh for the day! Thanks so much. 😀

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  8. I saw these early this morning with my morning coffee, and the pig card had me laughing. To darn cute. I tried the iris folding “once” or maybe twice but it has been a long long time. And the herringbone technique is an oldie for sure, I have done this with washi tape too. If I had to pick the piggy card is my favorite only because I love whimsy but they are all spectacular.

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  9. All of these are awesome Vicki!! I love all of the gorgeous papers you used on the first 3 cards! AND I really love your first card because you only used DP and no coloring involved… I need to do that! What a cool stamp on your last card, so masculine!
    Hugs, Tammy

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  10. Fabulous collection of cards Vicki loce the cute piggies-great herringbone technique and love the iris folding one-not done that for a few years!-love the last masculine one too
    Carol x

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  11. I have no clue how you went about to create the look on the last card, but it looks awesome, a bit worn, love it. As for your other cards you’ve been super creative using DPs throughout your designs. The quilted effect on the second card is beautiful, a great idea for scraps too.

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  12. Fabulous cards, all, Vicki! Sadly, life responsibilities have kept me from doing a single card for the Dare to Get Dirty Challenge (so far) this year. First time in forever.

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