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Hey everyone! We are decorating pumpkins for our Slow Scrap!
Here are the instructions for reference:
1. Get your pumpkin. Cheryl of Fiddle-Dee-Dee Designs has graciously given us a pumpkin to use for this slow scrap! Your first instruction is to download and get it ready to play.
2. The stem is our second step. Go to the first TLP designer folder you have. You are going to pick the first brown, green, or yellow paper in there. It might be patterned, but that's okay! The first paper with one of those three colors.
3. Our next stop is the dark blue pumpkin pieces. You are going to the 5th current Lilypad designer in your stash. Then, the last kit. Pick any paper in that kit for the dark blue pieces. The same paper should be for all the dark blue pieces.
4. Our next stop is the lighter pieces. You are going to open a TLP Collab kit, and pick the 12th paper. That will be the paper for the lighter pieces. Any collab counts: CCM, MPM, M3, TLP Collabs. If for some reason there aren't 12 papers, then pick the last paper.
5. Time to add some elements! Back to your stash: Open the 8th designer folder alphabetically. Add 1-3 flowers from the 2nd kit. (If it's a template designer with no kits, skip to the 9th designer). If there are no flowers, go to the 3rd kit.
6. Mystery Element: Open up the Last TLP kit you bought. Pick out any 3 elements (paint is an element). Add them to the pumpkin, or around the pumpkin. The kit can be a collab, kit, element pack or word art pack. If it was a template or paper pack, go to the next newest kit.
7. Open a random folder, any TLP one that you want. Pick out at least 2 foliage pieces, and give our pumpkin some leaves by his stem.
Please post your completed layout in The Lilypad gallery. 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.
All layouts are due by Sunday October 24, 2021 11:59pm EDT. Please post your pumpkins in this thread so we can enjoy our patch!
Here's my pumpkin:
Here are the instructions for reference:
1. Get your pumpkin. Cheryl of Fiddle-Dee-Dee Designs has graciously given us a pumpkin to use for this slow scrap! Your first instruction is to download and get it ready to play.
2. The stem is our second step. Go to the first TLP designer folder you have. You are going to pick the first brown, green, or yellow paper in there. It might be patterned, but that's okay! The first paper with one of those three colors.
3. Our next stop is the dark blue pumpkin pieces. You are going to the 5th current Lilypad designer in your stash. Then, the last kit. Pick any paper in that kit for the dark blue pieces. The same paper should be for all the dark blue pieces.
4. Our next stop is the lighter pieces. You are going to open a TLP Collab kit, and pick the 12th paper. That will be the paper for the lighter pieces. Any collab counts: CCM, MPM, M3, TLP Collabs. If for some reason there aren't 12 papers, then pick the last paper.
5. Time to add some elements! Back to your stash: Open the 8th designer folder alphabetically. Add 1-3 flowers from the 2nd kit. (If it's a template designer with no kits, skip to the 9th designer). If there are no flowers, go to the 3rd kit.
6. Mystery Element: Open up the Last TLP kit you bought. Pick out any 3 elements (paint is an element). Add them to the pumpkin, or around the pumpkin. The kit can be a collab, kit, element pack or word art pack. If it was a template or paper pack, go to the next newest kit.
7. Open a random folder, any TLP one that you want. Pick out at least 2 foliage pieces, and give our pumpkin some leaves by his stem.
Please post your completed layout in The Lilypad gallery. 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.
All layouts are due by Sunday October 24, 2021 11:59pm EDT. Please post your pumpkins in this thread so we can enjoy our patch!
Here's my pumpkin:
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Here is mine...
