Post by Eddie-n-Harley on Aug 31, 2021 3:33:56 GMT
Make 12 cards. That's it! That's the whole challenge. (But you can read the first challenge thread here for the full write up.)
If you are playing for points: 1 point for each card you make, whether 1 or 20. Once you make a dozen, take 8 bonus points-- so your first dozen cards are worth 20 points total. If you make two dozen, you can have another 8 bonus points. (So, 20 points total per dozen available.) If there's a bonus challenge/prompt, and you use it, take another 10 points.
September (optional) prompt: our cards are more than just card fronts-- don't forget the insides and the envelopes! For bonus points, create a coordinated INSIDE panel or decorated envelope to go with each of your cards. These don't need to be super complicated-- a computer generated interior sentiment, or a fancy "deliver to:" stamp on your envelope is just fine. It's just one further cardmaking step I always intend to do, but never actually complete.
No examples yet, either, but assuming no major changes, I am supposed to go to a two-day crop in October, so I'll have four months to catch up on when I go! LOL.
If you are playing for points: 1 point for each card you make, whether 1 or 20. Once you make a dozen, take 8 bonus points-- so your first dozen cards are worth 20 points total. If you make two dozen, you can have another 8 bonus points. (So, 20 points total per dozen available.) If there's a bonus challenge/prompt, and you use it, take another 10 points.
September (optional) prompt: our cards are more than just card fronts-- don't forget the insides and the envelopes! For bonus points, create a coordinated INSIDE panel or decorated envelope to go with each of your cards. These don't need to be super complicated-- a computer generated interior sentiment, or a fancy "deliver to:" stamp on your envelope is just fine. It's just one further cardmaking step I always intend to do, but never actually complete.
No examples yet, either, but assuming no major changes, I am supposed to go to a two-day crop in October, so I'll have four months to catch up on when I go! LOL.
