This month we had 55 entries. in the Rudolph days Challenge. That is great number and I am so pleased. I always enjoy looking at every entry and visiting your blogs. Our designers work hard to inspire you and it is nice to see so many participated.
This month we had several entries that did not leave a comment on this blog post. I just want to remind you that our rules ask you to do so. I would not want to have to pass you buy for the prize if your entry was drawn. It just takes a moment to comment here...
Well, it is nearly 9am here on the west coast of Canada, so it is time to announce our winner. I am too old now to stay up till midnighte and make the draw. lol
As always, I used Random Org to choose our winner. Our July winner is #45 Janis in ID
Janis, Could you please send me an email to maureenkane@telus.net and let me know which prize you prefer.
Thursday, 1 August 2019
Thursday, 25 July 2019
July Rudolf Days Challenge
Once again, it is time for the Rudolph Days Challenge. Here are the rules for your perusal...
1. The Rudolph Days Challenge will start each month (January to November) on the 25th, and will close at midnight PST, on the last day of that month.
2. The theme is always Anything Goes, as long as it is Christmas.
3. One entry per person and you just need to enter one Christmas card or Christmas project.
4. You may combine your entry with other challenges (maximum of 10 in total).
5. Your card (or Christmas project) should not have been previously posted to your blog. It should be posted to your blog during the current months Rudolph Days Challenge, (between the 25th and last day of the current month)
6. Please link back to or at least mention, the Rudolph Days Challenge.
7. Please leave a comment on the challenge post.
8. The winner will be selected by random draw and announced on the first day of the following month. Prizes will be mailed anywhere in the world.
1. The Rudolph Days Challenge will start each month (January to November) on the 25th, and will close at midnight PST, on the last day of that month.
2. The theme is always Anything Goes, as long as it is Christmas.
3. One entry per person and you just need to enter one Christmas card or Christmas project.
4. You may combine your entry with other challenges (maximum of 10 in total).
5. Your card (or Christmas project) should not have been previously posted to your blog. It should be posted to your blog during the current months Rudolph Days Challenge, (between the 25th and last day of the current month)
6. Please link back to or at least mention, the Rudolph Days Challenge.
7. Please leave a comment on the challenge post.
8. The winner will be selected by random draw and announced on the first day of the following month. Prizes will be mailed anywhere in the world.
9. A special draw will be held at the end of the year, in December, for all those who submitted a card or project every month that year, January to November.
Our design team ladies have been busy creating lots of inspiration for you!
First up is Sue Tossell at Sue's Crafty Corner blog. Sue has created this beautiful holly wreath and used it to frame the sentiment. Love this look! That bit of mirri for the sentiment mat sure catches the eye. Pop on over to Sue's blog and leave her some praise!
Jenny at Cardsarus blog has created this beauty of a shaker card! I love the pop of the red die cut against the white details.
Jenny always finishes the inside of her cards with as much detail as she puts on the outside. Pop on over to Jenny's blog to see, and leave her some love!
And now for my cards...
I picked up some Bringing The Tree Home new Christmas cards last year in the after Christmas clearance. I cut them up into toppers and used two of them to create these cards. I made these both up from my VOS snippets so do not know the manufacturers, etc.
First up is the Volkswagon bug card. The tree on this topper is a lovely mettalic green and I matted it with some red Mirri card. I used a snippet of this striped and glittered paper that you have seen me use so many times before. I love that it has two shades of green in the stripes, so it is easy to match other colours with it. I have tons of snippets of this DP as I made a Xmas album with it ( a long time ago).
I wrapped a fine jute string around the Kraft DP and tied a wee bow. I used this Kraft DP as it helped tie in the background colour of the topper.
Although the tree is more the darker green stripe, I punched the Martha Stewart snowflake from another snippet of acidy green glitter paper. It almost matches the lighter green stripe. The white snowflake on top is from Impression Obsession..
Next up is the red truck card. I matted the topper with black card and immediately regretted that I did not use glitter card so I ran a lick of VOS around the visible mat edge. The green holly DP is unknown and the strip is from a sticker sheet that was sold with that line. The design elements of the pattern on the border are heavily glittered.
The Kraft snowflake is Memory Box and the red mirri snowflake is Impression Obsession.
The prizes this month are a choice of this Recollections Mix and Match Sentiments stamp
or this Memory Box Evelyn Snowflake die
Our design team ladies have been busy creating lots of inspiration for you!
First up is Sue Tossell at Sue's Crafty Corner blog. Sue has created this beautiful holly wreath and used it to frame the sentiment. Love this look! That bit of mirri for the sentiment mat sure catches the eye. Pop on over to Sue's blog and leave her some praise!
Jenny at Cardsarus blog has created this beauty of a shaker card! I love the pop of the red die cut against the white details.
Jenny always finishes the inside of her cards with as much detail as she puts on the outside. Pop on over to Jenny's blog to see, and leave her some love!
And now for my cards...
I picked up some Bringing The Tree Home new Christmas cards last year in the after Christmas clearance. I cut them up into toppers and used two of them to create these cards. I made these both up from my VOS snippets so do not know the manufacturers, etc.
First up is the Volkswagon bug card. The tree on this topper is a lovely mettalic green and I matted it with some red Mirri card. I used a snippet of this striped and glittered paper that you have seen me use so many times before. I love that it has two shades of green in the stripes, so it is easy to match other colours with it. I have tons of snippets of this DP as I made a Xmas album with it ( a long time ago).
I wrapped a fine jute string around the Kraft DP and tied a wee bow. I used this Kraft DP as it helped tie in the background colour of the topper.
Although the tree is more the darker green stripe, I punched the Martha Stewart snowflake from another snippet of acidy green glitter paper. It almost matches the lighter green stripe. The white snowflake on top is from Impression Obsession..
Next up is the red truck card. I matted the topper with black card and immediately regretted that I did not use glitter card so I ran a lick of VOS around the visible mat edge. The green holly DP is unknown and the strip is from a sticker sheet that was sold with that line. The design elements of the pattern on the border are heavily glittered.
The Kraft snowflake is Memory Box and the red mirri snowflake is Impression Obsession.
The prizes this month are a choice of this Recollections Mix and Match Sentiments stamp
or this Memory Box Evelyn Snowflake die
Monday, 1 July 2019
June Rudolph Days Challenge Winner
Once again I used Random Org to choose our winner, #43 Marianne...
Marianne, could you please drop me an email to maureenkane@telus.net and let me know which prize you would prefer. Please provide your mailing address too, so I can get your prize mailed off to you.
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Marianne, could you please drop me an email to maureenkane@telus.net and let me know which prize you would prefer. Please provide your mailing address too, so I can get your prize mailed off to you.
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