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STAMPING
| | CHALLENGE
| | Last updated 7-28-2010
This is still open to anyone who would like to participate in the monthly challenge. To enter please scan your card and e-mail it to me or send the actual card to me. Also, write a few notes about how it was created. |
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Kay West used decorative cardstock found in the Stampington magazines. She used a floral sticker as her focal point. | | | | |
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The challenge for the month of June was an unusual color combination challenge. It was harder than I thought. A lot of us felt that at first our combinations sounded strange, but when we actually did them, they looked okay together. | | Joan Azevedo came up with an easy approach to this challenge. (Why didn't we all think of that!) She used all the colors she could find to build this paper quilting card. | | Carol Heath was one of us who kept finding that the colors chosen were okay together...well, maybe the golf bag didn't go, but mine doesn't in real life. |
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| Carol Johnston had tried the Alcohol Blast at home, but didn't like the colors she had used. It made a perfect modern piece of art, and what a deal at only $100.00. | | Brenda Preuss thought her colors of grayish-green and orange were pretty bad, but the others thought they looked good together. Who knew! | | Sally Proctor was another one who had a great approach. Use several colors that don't belong together, and they seem to work. Good job! |
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| Lorraine Revalee's colors might not have been what she would have normally chosen, but by adding all the small bits of the colors as accents, the card was just gorgeous, as usual! | | | | |
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| Teresa Wagner provided us with our July format challenge. Let's see what you can create with this plan! | | When Joan Azevedo was asked what she used to get the puffy heart on her card, she said she must have pulled it from her accessory drawer. We understood. | | Nancy Calava used her Alcohol Blast from last month's project to make her format challenge. |
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Carol Heath made this cute little lady bug card. | | Carol kept up the challenge with another cute one. | | Carol Heath obviously has had nothing to do this month so she made this one, too. This won the biggest laughter from the crowd with her "Hello Gorgeous" greeting and the funky bird. |
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Carol Johnston used her Alcohol Blast piece, too, along with several other interesting pieces. | | Marge Norris decided to change the orientation of her card and very effectively. We wanted to know where she got the ribbon with ships, but she didn't know where (unless it came from her accessory drawer). | | Brenda Preuss used Radiant Rain Daubers, Polished Pigments and Gossamer Fibers to create her entry. |
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| Lorraine Revalee chose to use her artistic license to add a flower to her focal-point rectangle. | | Teresa Wagner chose a pretty watercolor to show off her sea related backgrounds. | | |
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