Lynn chose a subject close to my heart as the CCEE Stampers challenge this week. She told us that tomorrow is Drop Everything and Read Day. That could be any day of the week for me. I love to read! She asked us to create a design which features a favorite book, favorite book character(s), or has a reading theme. One of my favorite series of books is all about hobbits, elves, larger-than life characters, and perseverance. I have read J. R. R. Tolkien's books several times each and have seen the movies which were made from several of them many, many times. Whenever I have to make a card based on a book theme, I always pull out Spellbinders Label Seven dies. They are the perfect shape!
Be sure to check out the CCEE Stampers blog to see what books inspired the rest of the team this week.
Showing posts with label Size Doesn't Matter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Size Doesn't Matter. Show all posts
Thursday, April 11, 2019
Friday, February 1, 2019
Scor-Pal February Challenge -- Anything Goes
The Scor-Pal Challenge team is back to work again after our little holiday in January. The challenge for February is "Anything Goes." I took the opportunity to use a brand-new stamp set from Kindred Stamps that I just love -- Size Doesn't Matter. If you are familiar with the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, you will recognize my small characters.
I made a fun card using my Scor-Pal -- a Z Box Fold card. If you've never made one, it's pretty easy. Here is a link to a tutorial for you to reference if you give it a try. The person who wrote the tutorial used a different type scoring tool, but I used my 12" x 12" Scor-Pal for the scoring.
The breakfast items for both first and second breakfast were made with several dies from CottageCutz.
Pop on over to the Scor-Pal blog and check out what the rest of the team made for this challenge. And, by the way, the Scor-Pal team is having a Design Team Call. If you think you'd like to be part of our team, make a card and post it on the blog.
I made a fun card using my Scor-Pal -- a Z Box Fold card. If you've never made one, it's pretty easy. Here is a link to a tutorial for you to reference if you give it a try. The person who wrote the tutorial used a different type scoring tool, but I used my 12" x 12" Scor-Pal for the scoring.
The breakfast items for both first and second breakfast were made with several dies from CottageCutz.
Pop on over to the Scor-Pal blog and check out what the rest of the team made for this challenge. And, by the way, the Scor-Pal team is having a Design Team Call. If you think you'd like to be part of our team, make a card and post it on the blog.
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