***Closed*** Hybrid Challenge August 2023 **Winner Announced**

Here are my 4 cards, thanks for the fun challenge Robin.
All the details are in my post, but basically I designed the base of all of the cards in photoshop, printed them, cut them out and added some extra bits from my cardmaking stash. Fun.

 
Here are my 4 cards, thanks for the fun challenge Robin.
All the details are in my post, but basically I designed the base of all of the cards in photoshop, printed them, cut them out and added some extra bits from my cardmaking stash. Fun.

These are so cool Claire! I am always envious that you can "see" something totally different than me - that's the sign of a true artist. I would never have thought about taking a stamp or element and creating my own background. Using it as? Sure, but creating something new out of it? Not so much. LOVE all four of these!
 
Thank you for the challenge! I love making cards, specially personalised ones for special occasions. Here I created one for my mini planner (more info in the gallery)

This is so delicate and beautiful! Perfect take on the challenge!
 
Happy August! Here in the States, kids are getting ready to head back to school, so many (including me) are trying to squeeze every last bit of vacation in while I can. Now because I have eleven birthday and anniversary cards to make this month, I’m trying to keep them simple so I can still spend time with my youngest. I started thinking that some of y’all may want a simple card to make too, so here I am with the August Hybrid challenge!

Now I know most of you shudder at the mention of the word, “hybrid”. I promise you there are multiple levels of how “hybrid” one has to be! For instance, this month I’m going to ask you to make a hybrid card, BUT I’d love for you to design it in your digital scrapbooking software. See, it’s simple. Create a card digitally, and then either send it off for printing or print it at home – your choice! Let me show you mine and I’ll explain more:



This is my anniversary card for my husband. I designed it in Photoshop using Soulmates by Lynne-Marie. Then I sent it to Walgreens to be printed on a card. The total cost was $1.21 AND that included the envelope too (they always have a 50% off coupon and you can use it on any amount). That’s so much cheaper than buying a regular store-made card!

For those of you who like printing at home, here is a card I made for my nephew using Makaleha by Lynn Grieveson. I designed the front in Photoshop but printed the paper out along with the heart and blue blob. I assembled my layers and glued them to an old card I’m recycling.



See how easy it is? It doesn’t have to be complicated I promise. So for this challenge, I want you to make a hybrid card. Truthfully, you can make any type of hybrid card, but I’d love to see you try to design one in your software and then print it. Just show me your card hehe :)

Please post your layout to the Hybrid gallery prior to Midnight EST August 31, 2023 and then post it in this thread by copying the code (at the right of your gallery image) from the box under "Share BB Code".

We will draw a random winner at the beginning of next month for a $5 coupon to Becca Bonneville’s store!!

You can use any products in The Lilypad store or retired products from current Lilypad designers, you just have to make sure you follow our gallery guidelines. GALLERY RULES: Layouts must contain at least 50% TLP products (Templates count as 15%). Uploads must be less than 250k. List all credits; no off-site linking allowed.

I can’t wait to see what y’all create!

I especially love your anniversary card -- how great to be able to personalize a card like that. Exactly what hybrid is made for.
 
Great challenge! I made two birthday cards. I made the white background with the paint splatter in Affinity Photo and hand cut the embellishment with scissors. I also printed two of the patterned papers to mat the white card. I used foam tape for some of the layers to get a bit of dimension.


This is how my printed papers looked before I cut them.
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Beautiful combinations of digital design and the more dimensional raised elements! Love these!
 
I designed the front and back of the card in PSCC and printed it on card stock. I designed the tag in PSCC and printed it. I printed two extra butterflies, one for the card and one for the tag which I cut out by hand and adhered atop the printed ones and folded the wings to give the card dimension. I put a belly band on the inside to keep the tag in place.
These are beautiful! Love the rich jewel tones and dimensional butterfly!
 
Mine is a flat card because I can't figure out how to print and fold. :crazy3
Thanks for the fun challenge this month!
 
It's been quite a month here with one kid moving in and one kid moving out and just general chaos but I finally got my card done. This was designed entirely digitally and then printed. So easy!

 
It's been quite a month here with one kid moving in and one kid moving out and just general chaos but I finally got my card done. This was designed entirely digitally and then printed. So easy!

You've had a lot on your plate my friend! This card is so cute and I'm going to copy it, okay?
 
There is still one more day to get a card made. I'd love to see what y'all can come up with!
 
Congratulations to Anne-Marie @A-M who is this month's winner! Thank you all again for playing along. I had so much fun seeing y'all's cards and hope you continue to make some and post them in the gallery for me to ohhhh and ahhhhh over :)
 
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