As usual the theme at
The CD Sunday Plus Challenge is Anything Goes -
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.
This is the last
challenge for 2022, thanks to everyone who’s supported us throughout the year
and looking forward to seeing your makes in 2023.
No Christmas themed
card from me – I’m frantically trying to finish making them before the postal
deadline!
Every week I go to
an exercise class for people over 50, I’ve been going since 2019 although we
had to stop during the lockdowns. The instructor is in his 70s and he’s a great
guy, he makes the class enjoyable and stresses that we’re only to do what we
feel able to. We usually have a break over Christmas but he’s had to do an
extended one as he’s having a knee operation. We all decided to give him a card
wishing him a speedy recovery and I offered to make one.
I had to make a quick
card (we only had one class left) so it’s just a simple image with a music themed border (we exercise to
music) and lots of layers. The white and red layer is an optical illusion. The
red is a thin strip with a border cut out of one side but it makes it look like
two separate layers in white and red.
Items used:
Serif Craft Artist:
the music notes are from several kits – Sweet Melody, Name That Tune and Nut
Cracker Christmas. All recoloured and made into a border.
The main image is a
Purple Ronnie digi called Get Well.
Dies used: Tonic
Studios English Picnic Layering die set and Paula Pascaul’s Honeycomb Edge
Builder (for the red strips)
The
challenge will close on Saturday 24th December 2022 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.
Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year - see
you all in four weeks!
