Good morning! If you haven’t read Jeanne’s blog yet, we’ve made a few changes to our Rubbernecker Blogger Challenges. Starting today, they will be announced on Tuesdays, along with the Treasure Hunt. We thought it might be fun to give you a few alternatives to the RN Weekly Challenge. Feel free to combine it with the SCS Color or Sketch Challenges, and enter as many times as you wish during the month. All deets can be found over at Inky Paws. Today kicks off Rubbernecker Blogger Challenge RBC11 – Paper Piecing.

 

It’s also TREASURE HUNT TUESDAY! If you are new to the Treasure Hunt, the first clue and all details can be found on the Rubbernecker Home Page. Broni and Kittie are offering Rubbernecker Blog Candy today. Visit both of their blogs and leave a comment for a chance to win a $10 Rubbernecker Gift Certificate.

 

My card for the Blogger Challenge today is one inspired by a ceramic rooster I saw at Hallmark. I didn’t buy the rooster, but I did make mental note of how funny it was. Here’s my version of the rooster, Chef Cluck!

 

RBC11

 

The grill was stamped, masked and then Henry the Rooster was stamped. All images, except the neckerchief, were colored with Copic Markers. To comply with the RN Blogger Challenge, the neckerchief was paper pieced with Western Sky Designer Paper. The hamburgers on the grill are raised with tiny pieces of mounting tape. The edges of the image and all the designer paper were sponged with Vintage Photo Distress Ink. I also sponged the edges of the River Rock paper. The designer paper was sewn to a panel of River Rock, and then mounted on a card base of Blue Bayou. The sentiment, Eat More Beef (hehe – a rooster cooking beef), was generated on the computer.

RBC11 PRODUCT

 

Stamps: Rubbernecker On the Farm Collection Henry SKU:58-07; and Rubbernecker On the Go Collection Barbeque SKU:75-08 and B B Q accessories SKU:75-25 from Rubbernecker Stamp Company

 

Paper: Neenah Classic Crest Solar White; SU River Rock, Blue Bayou and Western Sky Designer Paper

 

Ink:  Ranger Tim Holtz Black Soot and Vintage Photo Distress Inks

 

Accessories: Copic Markers, Red Spica Pen; Sewing Machine; Tonic Tim Holtz Distress Tool; Tsukineko Sponge Dauber; Brads; Oval Punches; Computer for Sentiment; Mounting Tape

 

Enjoy the Treasure Hunt and don’t forget to comment for the RN Blog Candy. I’m gonna try and catch up on the stamping I didn’t get done over the weekend.

NEW SIG

17 Responses to “Inspired at Hallmark”

  1. Out of all the RN images we have….who would think we would pick the same ones to use. How funny! I sooooooooooooooooooooo love your Chef Cluck! That is so darn precious and cute.

  2. thats too funny! Love it!

  3. Too funny! Love this chef and his hamburgers!

  4. Bwhahaha……love it Sherry, so cute!!

  5. Love the layering and coloring, the sentiment is too cute! Fun card!

  6. Adorable card, Sherry! Too darn funny!

  7. ROTFLMBO!!! I have got to show this stamp to my DH. He is going to bust his gut with this. I love the card Sherry, it’s too much fun.

  8. Lovin’ Rooster Chef Cluck!

  9. Cute card. Love the colors.

  10. Very cute! Really love your coloring and the layout is great! Love the stitching and torn edges with the sponging. . . it all works so well together.

  11. I just love this card! I’m a “chicken/rooster” fan. TFS!

  12. BWHAHAAAA!!!!!!! The sentiment with the pic just CRACKS me up!!!

  13. Eat More Beef.

    :O)

  14. That is so funny! Great card!!

  15. I love this, Sherry! It’s so cute–colors, papers everything perfect. Now, why do you suppose he’s saying, “eat more beef”? Henry really is a great image!

  16. LOL…I’m told I need to eat more chicken! Hmmm…who to listen too! LOL! This is FABBY!!! I LOVE your cards!

  17. This is adorable! I LOVE it! Too funny! TFS 🙂

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