Wednesday, February 19, 2020

Love You More Than Mud


Kelly, Barb, and I usually share our Ready, Set, Go creations on the third Wednesday of each month so today is the day.

Not sure what Ready, Set, Go is? Well, it's a lot of fun! And a bit of creativity. And an extreme challenge theme.

Ready, Set, Go is an idea that Kelly came up with over two years ago and she invited Barb and I to join her on the adventure. We take turns choosing the theme, but the idea is for it to be a bit more challenging than just the average theme.

Kelly gave us a great theme this month - one that I was super excited about (yet failed to do well at). The idea in my head just didn't cooperate on paper. I hate when that happens.

Here's Kelly's theme...

Stop, Drop and Roll

Remember the times when we were young and we were taught if we were in trouble: stop drop and roll.
Well, we aren't in trouble but we are going to channel that saying for this month's Ready, Set, Go challenge!

For this month, let's take each part of that saying for your newest challenge.

STOP:  Use one of the letters in the words STOP as your main color .. each of those letters have several to choose!

DROP:  Use any element on your card that you have to drop - alcohol inks, paint (splatter effect), water, etc.

ROLL: Use anything from a roll (a brayer, a marble rolled in paint, etc.) Drop and roll pair nicely together!

Obviously for my Color I chose Pink. That part was easy. I wanted to create mud for my Drop and Roll feature so I dropped drops of Master's Touch Acrylic Paint on white CS and used a brayer to roll it around, trying to make a mud puddle.  Yep, total fail! But I did try. I hope Kelly and Barb won't be too disappointed in me.

 


Be sure to check out Barb's blog and Kelly's blog to see what they did with this Ready Set Go theme!

Thanks for stopping by my blog today!

Stamp Set: Hot Off the Press Hogs and Kisses stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and colored with Copic Markers

Papers: Recollections 110# White and SU Early Espresso CS and AMuse Studio DP

Dies: Spellbinders Circles

Paint: Master's Touch Acrylic Paint

Embellishments: Clear Enamel Dots from an unknown vendor

4 comments:

jimlynn said...

Your mud puddle looks great and so does that little piggy! CUTE card!
Lynn

Barb said...

Your card is cute and creative! It does look like a mud puddle! Great card for the challenge!

kiwimeskreations said...

Well it may not have turned out just as you wanted it to Jeanette, but I love it, especially that wonderful mud puddle
Blessings
Maxine

Lynn McAuley said...

LOL!! And that's a WHOLE lot!! Fabulous card, Jeanette!