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Stampendous December Challenge

The Stampendous Design Team is so sweet to let the BlogStars play along in the monthly challenge that I could not wait to jump in and play. You won't want to wait either, because it's easy peasy and love the challenge too!

Are you ready to get your challenge gears rolling? Here are the details!
The Challenge is to make a card or project with pink, cream, gold, and/or brown. You don't have to use Stampendous images and/or products on your designs...but we sure love it when you do!


It starts TODAY!, December 3rd and runs through to January 5th at 11:59 PM EST . All you need to do is link up your creation(s) to the InLinkz at either the Stampendous Impressions blog or any of the team members blog post. One lucky random winner (US winners only) will win this fabulous Stampendous prize as well, whoot- whoot... go check it out here....
Amore Frame Perfectly Clear set


Now here's my take on the challenge:


This sweet Eskimo is from the Snowy Short Stacks set. (This is the set that pacified me until my goodie box arrived.) The whole set is amazing, but the call for a magical path with some Fran-tage Champagne Glass Glitter was A-calling on this image! A VersaMark pen, clear embossing powder and some glass glitter is all it took. For more delicious details on how I made this card you can see my debut post on the Stampendous Impressions blog!!!!!!! I am SOOO tickled to be creative along with all these wonderful ladies.


Now let's see how the Design Team and BlogStars took the challenge. If you started on my blog go back to the beginning at Stampendous and hop on along!





I had so much fun doing the card I colored another one to start an Advent Countdown to Christmas tag for my daughter's lunch box! You know me and lunch box tags {snicker - snort!}


Details: Card (Tag)
Stamps: Snowy Short Stacks
Paper: WRF Chocolate, SU! Crumb Cake, Neenah White (Pink Passion, Neenah White)
Ink: Tuxedo Black, CTMH Vanilla Cream, Copic Markers ( Tuxedo Black, Pink Passion, CTMH Brown Bag, Copic Markers)
Accessories: Sissix embossing folder, metallic gold ribbon, clear embossing powder, Stampendous Fran-tage Champagne Glass Glitter (Martha Stewart snowflake punch, Provo Tag sale alpha dies, and alpha die set that came in a holiday die cut kit - I can't find out the name, sorry!, Verve Tiny Sweet Scallop Die set, Nestabilities circle dies)

Comments

  1. Love your sparkle-trail eskimo! She's so cute. I bet your daughter's friends are jealous of her cute lunchbox additions!

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  2. So cute!!! Love your "bonus" card, too! What a great start to a fantastic partnership, Janelle. Welcome aboard.

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  3. Adorable image and love the glitter trail! Sweet design and card! Glad you are joining us as a blogstar.

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  4. This is such a great card Janelle...love the way you used the glitter glass. A truly creative use...and it looked fabulous on the Stampendous blog too! =)

    Happy weekend!

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  5. Love your glitter trail!! super cute card!

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  6. This is so cute! The glass glitter is just perfect!!!

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  7. This is adorable Janelle! Love the gold trail!

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  8. LOVE the first one with her trail of Pixie glitter!!

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  9. That little guy is darling!! Great coloring!!!!

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