As usual the theme is Anything Goes at The CD Sunday Plus Challenge - remember you must
have used something printed from a CD, a USB or a digital download, you must
state where the item used is from and you must make a physical item and not a
digital one.
My nephew and his teenage son like going to
Monster Jam at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Monster Jam is where the
really huge jeeps etc go over obstacle courses. They really are ‘monster’
trucks! This year there’s a Monster Jam World Tour so they bought the t-shirts
to wear to their night in Cardiff. As it was my great nephew’s birthday a couple
of weeks afterwards I decided to design his birthday card around the Monster
Jam logo. I asked my nephew to take a photo of the t-shirt so I could use it on
the card and this is what I came up with.
I edited the photo so I just had the Monster Jam
World Tour image and printed it onto a transparent self-adhesive sheet. I
printed a jumper from a My Craft Studio USB, stuck the image onto it and then
used the matching die to cut it out. It took four attempts to get the sizing
and placement right but I persevered. I then added a couple of mats and foam
pads to raise the ‘jumper’ up a little.
Items used:
My Craft Studio: Craft Master A Jumper For All
Seasons USB.
Splash Crafts: Easy Peely Transparent Self –
Adhesive Sticker Sheets.
Tonic Studios: Classic Card in Pewter Grey.
Green card from my stash.
The challenge will close on Saturday 28th
September 2024 at 1pm.
Don't forget that the CD Sunday Plus Challenge is
now about making items using something printed from a craft CD Rom, USB or
digital download. You can use other craft items on your card/project, such as a
stamp or die, but you must include something printed from the new categories.
You must also make a physical item and not a digital one. In your blog
post/Facebook entry you must give the name of the printed item you've used.
We also have a Face Book page if you want to
enter but don’t have a blog - The CD Sunday Plus Challenge.
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