Welcome back for another fortnight challenge with Smudgy Antics!
The theme for this challenge is to Use FUSSY CUTTING in your projects.
Get your scissors or razor knives ready, put your spectacles on, grab a cuppa, and be prepared to cut and cut some more!
Get creative with your cutting. You can make dimensional images with multiple fussy cut layers or you can fussy cut an intricate design. The more creative, the better. Let's see if you can use fussy cutting in a way we haven't seen before. Although you may use die cuts to enhance your project, there must be a portion of your project fussy cut by hand.
If your fussy cut element is not obvious, please state what you have fussy cut in the write-up of your post.
Get your scissors or razor knives ready, put your spectacles on, grab a cuppa, and be prepared to cut and cut some more!
Get creative with your cutting. You can make dimensional images with multiple fussy cut layers or you can fussy cut an intricate design. The more creative, the better. Let's see if you can use fussy cutting in a way we haven't seen before. Although you may use die cuts to enhance your project, there must be a portion of your project fussy cut by hand.
If your fussy cut element is not obvious, please state what you have fussy cut in the write-up of your post.
Please read and follow the rules posted on the left sidebar of the challenge blog to qualify for a prize.
Posted below is some inspiration from the first part of the Smeared Ink DT.
You may click on the individual pictures for a larger view and you can visit any of the designers by clicking on the names above the project pictures.
You may click on the individual pictures for a larger view and you can visit any of the designers by clicking on the names above the project pictures.
We will post a challenge reminder next week with examples from
the remainder of the Smeared Ink DT.
I highly suggest visiting the designers' blogs as you can learn tips and tricks on how each lady made her project.
Leaving a bit of love is always appreciated too.
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The Prize:
Remember, be sure read and follow the rules in the left sidebar and link your project to Inlinkz by Midnight PST on Saturday AUGUST 10th, 2013 to qualify for a prize then check back on Sunday evening (AUGUST 11th, 2013)
for the chosen winner.
If you are not of fan of digi images, perhaps you would like to put your winning gift voucher towards an 8.5" x 11" sheet of deeply etched, unmounted rubber instead? Yep. Smeared Ink's Rubber is BACK! Check out the Smeared Ink Rubber Club for more information.
If you like our challenges, why not head over to the Smeared and Smudged Forum? Smeared and Smudged offers several monthly challenges with prizes, monthly blog hops, monthly ATC swaps, Holiday Swaps, and the Monthly
HAVE FUN!
Wonderful work, ladies :)
ReplyDeleteAlways great DT work and inspirations! My Santa's beard is fussy cut but unfortunately, I did not capture the details in my photo (taken at night with a lamp on)....thanks for the cool challenge!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great challenge and awesome inspiration from the DT. Hugs Mimi xx
ReplyDeleteI never met a fussy cut I didn't like! My kinda challenge, for sure! Fab work by the team, now on to Day 2 of Smudgefest! WooHoo! xxD
ReplyDeleteLol Donna. I love when others fussy cut. It does my bead in when I need to. Wish I was mote patient. ;-)
DeleteVery cool DT projects both weeks. Fun challenge!:)
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog and your challenge - this is my first time entering. I use fussy-cutting a lot so this challenge is perfect for me! Thank you and have a great day!
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