Hey, all! I managed to join in on the World Card Making Day fun...played along with 3 challenges for this one: Jolly Holiday Greetings Challenge at Moxie Fab World, Rae Barthel's WCMD challenge to make a Christmas card using non-traditional colors, and Echo Park Paper's Facebook challenge to use some of their papers on your creation. I took some paper from Echo Park's Summertime Collection--it reminded me of candy cane stripes--and added some yummy May Arts ribbon, a felt snowflake from my stash, some buttons & bling, and a stamped sentiment.Hope you like it!Stamps: Peace, Joy, Love by Ali Edwards (Technique Tuesday)
Paper: PTI white, Echo Park Summertime dp
Ink: Adirondack Pitch Black
Accessories: May Arts ribbon, SU felt snowflake, PTI button, Kaisercraft rhinestones, Michaels silver cording
The ladies at 2 Sketches 4 You have posted a special sketch in honor of World Card Making Day, so I had to play along. I wanted to use this new piece of American Crafts flair, so I pulled my colors from it and made this quick card.
Hope you are having a great WCMD! Be sure to enter my blog candy giveaway if you haven't already.Paper: Kiwi Kiss, Bermuda Bay, Dark Chocolate
Accessories: American Crafts flair & Thickers, PTI ribbon & buttons, Fiskars upper crest punch, Cuttlebug Swiss Dots, Nestabilities circles
You still have time to enter my Halloween blog candy giveaway...visit this post to leave a comment. You have until midnight Wednesday to enter.Tomorrow I've got an exciting announcement about a project I've been working on...stop back in the morning to read about it!Saturday is World Card Making Day. I have some special things planned, so drop by to see me then, too.Happy Tuesday!
I'll be celebrating in a BIG way. Join me, won't you?
Hey, all! I managed to join in on the World Card Making Day fun...played along with 3 challenges for this one: Jolly Holiday Greetings Challenge at Moxie Fab World, Rae Barthel's WCMD challenge to make a Christmas card using non-traditional colors, and Echo Park Paper's Facebook challenge to use some of their papers on your creation. 
