Welcome to All That Scraps 6th Magnolia Challenge
On the 15th of each month (or there abouts) : ) there will be a new challenge for you to enter. An awesome prize will be given away...this month you will be playing for a chance to win YOUR choice of two Magnolia rubber stamps from All That Scraps!!! Loud cheering here!
This month's challenge theme is "THE QUEEN OF HEARTS"...create with anything Tilda, Edwin, Magnolia or Magnolia Doohickey dies. So much to choose from - can't wait to see what you come up with. For an extra bit of fun...put on your thinking cap...leave a comment with a stamping tip...an idea/tip that helps you create. Makes the comments extra fun to read and we'll be learning something at the same time! I can always use ideas!!! YOU KNOW, we LOVE to read comments! : )
- Use a Magnolia image or die for the focal point on your card or project.
- Place a link back to this ATS Magnolia Challenge post in your blog post or the description in your online gallery.
- No back linking, new cards/projects only.
- You can link up to TWO times.
- You have until February 13th to enter.
- We'd love it if you'd add the ATS Magnolia Badge to your blog's sidebar!
- Add your card/project!
I used five Magnolia stamps and one die on my card for today...
Tilda with a Letter, in stock HERE
Postbag with Letters, in stock HERE
Tag with Heart, in stock HERE
Love Heart, out of stock HERE but click the "more info" link and you'll be notified via email when Christine gets it back in stock!
a gift from the heart, email Christine, link in the side bar
Tilda Lace Doohickey die, out of stock HERE but click the "more info" link and you'll be notified via email when Christine gets it back in stock!
❤❤❤ Magnolia Ink "Will You Be Mine Valentine" Issue is in the store HERE NOW! ❤❤❤
Have FUN with this challenge!!! Can't wait to see what you create and remember to leave us a comment and or tip...always love to hear from YOU! AND, thanks for playing!!!
Thank you for this beautiful challenge. I love tha Magnolia's stamps. Your card is gorgeous.
Francy
Posted by: Francy | January 19, 2011 at 12:03 PM
What a lovely card Pam ;o)
Hugs, Janneke
Posted by: Janneke | January 19, 2011 at 12:28 PM
oh gosh, I love the red, white and kraft! What a stuning card with all those images! I'm not sure I have any tips... rather a question for a tip! Other than poking out each one, or using sticky-tape - how do you get all those little extra circles out of the Doo Hickey dies???
Posted by: aussie loz | January 20, 2011 at 10:03 PM
Inlinkz here hates me, I don't know why! Hopefully my two entries show in the list, because I can never see my entries. I'm showing 39 entries, with Lisa as the 39th.
Pam, I used your red and kraft as inspiration for my card today, I hope you don't mind :)
Posted by: Christine aka blankiefinder | February 06, 2011 at 10:29 AM
My tip is that if you are palette blending and the cap or base of the nib area of your darker colour is inky, you can use that as your palette instead of a piece of acetate. In my second entry, I've used my colourless blender and my E41 and E42 as my palettes to get a vintage tone and now both of them are nicely cleaned up inside the cap!
Posted by: Christine aka blankiefinder | February 08, 2011 at 04:46 PM
Oh, and my thanks to Pam for letting me know that my entries show for her, even though they don't show for me!
Posted by: Christine aka blankiefinder | February 08, 2011 at 04:47 PM
I like looking through magazines (Southern Living, etc) for color inspiration. Makes the coloring process so much easier to be inspired by certain colors!
Posted by: Tori H. | February 08, 2011 at 06:21 PM
Gorgeous cards girls, my tip is as I've put on my blog that to do some twirl stems on your flowers, use the cut off stems from some bought roses and twirl them round your pokey tool, waste not want not lol, hugs Liz xx
Posted by: Liz Marsden | February 09, 2011 at 08:49 AM
Your card is so lovely, Pam. I love the colors! Great challenge, too!
Posted by: Chris Christensen | February 09, 2011 at 09:11 AM
Hi, Pam. Your Tilda is gorgeous and all creations are fab! A tip I can suggest is to use a paper bag to create a giftbag, just cutting the top and adding ribbon handles as I did for my project. Hugs, Miria
Posted by: miria | February 11, 2011 at 06:40 AM
Everyone did such a nice job, the cards are all gorgeous! :)
Posted by: Jenn Borjeson | February 15, 2011 at 10:39 AM
What a beautiful card! This is really awesome! Who create that card? Almost all of the cards in the collection is fantastic. Thanks for sharing this I really like it. Thank you so much!
Posted by: marion | April 12, 2011 at 12:22 AM
Gorgeous cards girls,i like your blog this is really nice my tip is as I've put on my blog that to do some twirl stems on your flowers, use the cut off stems from some bought roses and twirl them round your poke tool, waste not want not lol,thanks for sharing this great article.....
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