Showing posts with label #youchoosetheword(s). Show all posts
Showing posts with label #youchoosetheword(s). Show all posts

Thursday, January 15, 2015

Shopping Our Stash #184 - Hide & Seek

This week's challenge is Hide & Seek, use a hidden element somewhere on a project.

I have a Marvy punch that I won in a grab bag and have never used.  Perfect challenge for this unloved tool!!

 I added white and pink hearts into the punched folders.  The sentiment was stamped in VersaMark, and dusted with Darcie chalk.  Boy, that is the way achieve the chalkboard effect!  Thanks, Diana!!!

Be sure to check out the Words 2 Scrap By Challenge - #youchoosetheword(s)!!

Saturday, January 10, 2015

SOS #183 - Happy NEW year

Shopping Our Stash has challenged us to use something NEW on our project.  No problem for me - I was quite blessed this Christmas.  I asked for, and received, a Spirograph.  I know - that's a kid's toy.  The person who gave it to me laughed, but I wanted to see if I could draw elements to use as a focal point.  Here is one of my better tries:
This one will go to Anna - the person who gave me the Spirograph!  I hope she likes it, as she was more than generous...  Old Sizzix texture plate, Spellbinder dies, ribbon rescued from a Victoria's Secret shopping bag layered with white satin Offray ribbon, sentiment from Fiskars.  The jewel in the center is from Above Rubies Studio. 

Be sure to check out the January challenge at Words2SrapBy.blogspot.com - #youchoosetheword(s)!!

 I also want to enter this into Pixie's Playground Challenge.  

Are you Debbie McNamee?!?!  if so, you won my New Year's Day blog candy.  Please email me at BobbisTreasure at aol dot com to claim your prize!

Thursday, January 1, 2015

Happy New Year!!! W2SB Challenge #13: #youchoosetheword(s)

Happy New Year!!! 

Sybrina has a great challenge for us this month - #youchoosetheword(s).  We are to make a card or project that includes a hashtag sentiment.

 I used a Cuttlebug folder for the background and die for the sentiment.  I made the hashtag from small strips of paper.  I think this will be a good one for Operation Write Home!