It’s my honor to host the Splitcoast Inspiration Challenge (IC779) this week, & we are headed to Plaid Crafts where I chose THIS as my inspiration.
For my little turkey, I die cut the turkey & all the feathers, along w/ some leaves & pumpkins out of gold, rust, kraft, brown & olive card stock. I die cut 4 of the turkey bodies, because originally I was going 3D but found that it worked great instead of adding a lot of fun foam to elevate him & keep him from flattening out. I took some extra pics to show what it looks like. Two of the turkey bodies were scored down the middle & one was attached on either side of the front turkey, then a flat turkey body was attached to the back side. The feathers were scored w/ a piercing tool & half were attached to the back of the front turkey & half attached to the back turkey, giving it even more of a dimensional look.
This is the turkey front.
Here’s the bottom view, showing the the extra, scored turkey bodies attached to the front & back turkeys.
Here’s a side view, showing the feathers split between the front & back turkey bodies.
Another side view, showing where I added a pop dot to stabilize it. It’s really not necessary, as the folded side turkeys really help it keep its shape.
The white & rust colored ovals were die cut, the greeting added & attached to a die cut piece of designer paper.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Supplies:
| Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps: Kittie Says Friend |
| Paper: Staples 110# white, kraft, rust, brown, olive, gold, dp (unknown-from Target) |
| Ink: Versaclair nocturne |
| Accessories: Rubbernecker Stamps: Rectangle Stitch, Turkey,Pumpkins & Ivy,Tiny Leaves w Acorns, Oval Stitchdies, Crossover II |
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Another delightful card. Scoring the feathers is a neat idea. Thanks for showing us how you popped up the turkey.