We suggest you take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with our Guidelines for our 3-2-1 Recipe Challenges. Most important is the content for Things 1, 2, and 3 and understanding our concept. Our only requirement is to complete Thing 1's 3-2-1 Recipe.
You can stop here and be eligible for a chance in our random drawing
Twisted Sister's Twist and Double Dare's Dare are optional and encourages you to combine other challenges and makes you eligible for additional chances to our random drawing.
Thing 3 Twisted Sister
will provide you with an optional twist and if you have included the optional twist in your Thing 1 project, you will earn another chance in our random drawing, with or without using the TSOT sketch.
Thing 2 Double Dare
asks you to consider using our sister challenge TSOT sketch with our 3-2-1 Recipe and you can earn TWO additional chances in our random drawing, with or without using Twisted Sister's optional twist. The current sketch can be found in the clipart in Thing 1's and 2's clipart however, click HERE for additional sketch detail.
Thing 2 Double Dare
asks you to consider using our sister challenge TSOT sketch with our 3-2-1 Recipe and you can earn TWO additional chances in our random drawing, with or without using Twisted Sister's optional twist. The current sketch can be found in the clipart in Thing 1's and 2's clipart however, click HERE for additional sketch detail.
3-2-1 RECIPE INGREDIENT ICONS
These are primarily Thing 1's clipart but if you click on the ingredient in the 3-2-1 recipe in the Double Trouble challenge post, OR you can click on the icon description below, and either will give you the ingredient's purpose and what crafting materials are acceptable If the ingredient description in the 3-2-1 recipe specifies a specific requirement that takes priority over the general ingredient.
Quantity 1 Requirements can be a particular image, sentiment, or shape. Other 1-quantity ingredients may include a technique, theme, card shape, and/or specific requirement to be used. Examples:
- Card style: Slimline, Fun Fold, Shaped, Shaker, Aperture
- CAS, Create a Scene
- Personally Created Background, i.e., Foil, Pattern Stamping, Ink Blending, Embossing, Stenciling, Gel Plate, Distressing, Bokeh, Watercolor, Dies, etc.
- Doodling Technique
INGREDIENT ICONS
Click on the Description next to icon for additional detail and acceptable products or techniques, but remember each ingredient in our particular challenge post will go directly to the icon description page.
SCENE: Create your own scene, as simple or complex as you like. You are free to use stencils, dies, hand-drawn elements, stamps, paper, anything in your stash to create your scene.
TECHNIQUES
On or Off the Edge
Piecing
2nd Generation
Smooching
CAS CLEAN AND SIMPLE: View five CAS techniques or if you feel comfortable about creating CAS without outside help, then go for it!
Click on the Description next to icon for additional detail and acceptable products or techniques, but remember each ingredient in our particular challenge post will go directly to the icon description page.
COLOR WHEELS Click here for additional color information
Color Wheel #1: Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Colors, shades and/or tints of these colors
Color Wheel #2: Neutrals Only. Neutrals are typically white, ivory, black, gray, tan, brown, beige, and Kraft. This wheel will be used when we have a Neutrals Only requirement.
Color Wheel #3: Combines Color Wheel #1 Primary and #2 neutrals.
Color Wheel #2: Neutrals Only. Neutrals are typically white, ivory, black, gray, tan, brown, beige, and Kraft. This wheel will be used when we have a Neutrals Only requirement.
Color Wheel #3: Combines Color Wheel #1 Primary and #2 neutrals.
EMBELLISHMENTS:
This includes items like sequins, gems, dots, glitter, buttons, or small die-cut shapes like flowers, used to add texture and visual appeal to the card. Embellishing refers to the creative process of adding decorative elements, enhancements, or finishing touches to handmade cards to make them more visually appealing and personalized.
This includes items like sequins, gems, dots, glitter, buttons, or small die-cut shapes like flowers, used to add texture and visual appeal to the card. Embellishing refers to the creative process of adding decorative elements, enhancements, or finishing touches to handmade cards to make them more visually appealing and personalized.
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On or Off the Edge
Piecing
2nd Generation
Smooching
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