Welcome to the second week of our challenge. Just a reminder...
we are asking you to create a project or card for a girl with an appropriate sentiment!
We had a prize unclaimed, so if you click through to the first week of our challenge post here and read all the way through the post, you will see how you can pick up that spare prize! Please don't leave your comments here for the prize - we will only choose the winner from comments on the original post!
Congrats! Please email me so that I can get your prize to you and don't forget to grab your badge from the link on the title bar.
Top 3 (in no particular order!)
Wendy
Nataliya
Donna
Congratulations all - please don't forget your badges!
For this challenge we are so excited to have The Paper Shelter
as our sponsor. They are giving the winner a $20 gift certificate. Thanks so much!
Here is a little bit about them... PaperShelter produce high quality digital images. Here they explain how the process begins... It all starts in the traditional manner: With a pencil and a paper.
We always have a list of ideas for our drawings. Depending on our desires, depending of the season and taste of our customers, a new image is drawn.
Not all drawings always go to the second instance. Sometimes we left them archived until a better time. So, counting the drawings that were already traced and those that are pending, today, we have many folders full of images and projects :o) A truly "Paper Shelter"!
If you have the time - pop over to HERE to find out how the process continues - its fascinating! Quite an education for anyone who has spent time using digi images but never realised all the hard work and love that goes into them!
OK, now onto the challenge. We want to see any card or project which has a sentiment for a girl.
Here are the beautiful creations from Team A. Stop by next Thursday for more inspiration from Team B
Ooooo and while I remember...if you look at our challenge rules (such as they are!), it says that you need to claim your prize by the time we post the next challenge. Unfortunately we have a prize that wasn't claimed first time round, then the second person we picked didn't claim it either! I know - shocking! SO, rather than picking another person, we thought we would offer it up. BUT, you don't just get it for nothing! We will pick from comments on this post - and we would like you to tell us one thing that you think would improve our challenges! That could be suggesting a theme, changing the look of the blog, accepting guest DTs, putting up tutorials - you name it! As I said, we will pick from one of those suggestions to receive the unclaimed prize. Please note, although we LOVE getting your comments thanking us for picking you, or leaving us some love etc etc, (and please feel free to do that too!!!) - the prize will be picked from people leaving suggestions only!
Welcome to the second week of our Easter challenge. Just a reminder... you need to create a card or project making sure you include an EASTER SENTIMENT!
Thank you to everyone that joined in our challenge to show us the sentiment inside your cards.
The winner of the prize from Rick St Dennis is...
ScrapEllen
Congrats! Please email me so that I can get your prize to you and don't forget to grab your badge from the link on the title bar.
Top 3 (in no particular order!)
ScrappersDelight
Gail
Allisa
Congratulations to all three - and please don't forget your badges!
Our last challenge winner didn't claim their prize so we have repicked the winner.....
Jen
So Jen, would you please email me to claim your prize!
For this challenge we are so excited to have Prairie Fairy as our sponsor. Thanks so much!
Here is a little bit about her..."I am a small town girl with a passion for all things creative. I have been a creator since childhood, doodling like crazy, building forts and climbing trees. I have always loved anything magical and sparkly, though oddly enough I don't sparkle myself up much! Through the years I have tried my hand at many things. I have always believed that if I really wanted to do something, I could or I would figure out how to. Can't is not really a word in my vocabulary. My favorite saying is "I am willing to try anything at least once, though sometimes I am sorry I tried it!" I love teaching and sharing what I have learned along the way. I resisted the computer for years until a friend introduced me to blogging. Not long after digital stamping started to make a splash in blog land and I jumped on the boat. I spent a good year learning all about everything digital and now here I am."
OK, now onto the challenge. We want to see an Easter sentiment on your projects.
Here are the beautiful creations from Team A. Stop by next Thursday for more inspiration from Team B
Welcome to the second week of our "Inner Sentiment" challenge. Just a reminder...we would like you to show us the sentiment on the inside of your cards!
