Post by Eddie-n-Harley on Jun 7, 2021 4:11:05 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. If you hit the magical 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.
June (optional) prompt: pull out one of your paper pads and put it to use! If you don't have a paper pad you want to use, just stick to a single paper line. (Use any cardstock, embellishments, stamps, etc., that you would like, but just one patterned paper line.)
For my cards, I used Echo Park's "A Gingerbread Christmas" 6x6 pad, with two different card layouts.
Tagging grammadee so she can link it up on the main challenge page. Apologies for posting late this month. As soon as the CDC dropped the mask recommendation for vaccinated folks, we received word to prepare for office reopening, so I've been preoccupied with prep for that and converting my home office back into my dining room.
If you are playing for points: 1 point for each card you make, whether 1 or 20. If you hit the magical 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.
June (optional) prompt: pull out one of your paper pads and put it to use! If you don't have a paper pad you want to use, just stick to a single paper line. (Use any cardstock, embellishments, stamps, etc., that you would like, but just one patterned paper line.)
For my cards, I used Echo Park's "A Gingerbread Christmas" 6x6 pad, with two different card layouts.
Tagging grammadee so she can link it up on the main challenge page. Apologies for posting late this month. As soon as the CDC dropped the mask recommendation for vaccinated folks, we received word to prepare for office reopening, so I've been preoccupied with prep for that and converting my home office back into my dining room.
