
This week's challenge at Shopping our Stash is to use the above tic-tac-toe board and make a card or project. I chose the first line down and did twine, neutrals and plaid to make a few Christmas cards. play along with us, will you?

This week's challenge at Shopping our Stash is to use the above tic-tac-toe board and make a card or project. I chose the first line down and did twine, neutrals and plaid to make a few Christmas cards. play along with us, will you?
This week's challenge at Shopping our Stash is to use a fall theme on your cards. I bought this fall paper pack from echo park and my newish goal in the last couple of years is to use a whole paper pack from start to finish so I don't have to store it. It is a real challenge - especially if it is a 12x12 paper pack - they make a lot of cards. This is what I came up with...play along with us, won't you?
This week's challenge at Shopping our Stash is one of my favourite trends (and one that I have been doing way before it became popular). I have been making slimline cards for at least 20 years....that's right, you heard me correctly - 20 years. They are the first card style I started with and they have never really ended with me. Now that they are super popular, I have been able to find some dies that go along with the style, so that makes it a little more fun. Play along with us, will you?
This week's challenge at Shopping our Stash is to get messy. Use inks or paints or gels or whatever is messy and out of your comfort zone. I chose to to use multiple inks with a stencil and then use sparkle spray over top of the whole card - as well as some embossing powder. Play along with us, will you?
This week's challenge at Shopping our Stash is to use at least three of the listed colours on the palette. I chose to use several of them in my gnome card. I also added in a teal that is a bit darker than the shade in the palette, mostly because the colours were not accurate on my phone...ooops. Play along with us, will you?
This week's challenge at Shopping our Stash is to pile on the layers and the embellishments. I made these cards from several scraps of paper that had a bit of water damage on one end but that I couldn't bring myself to ditch because they were from a card kit that I had paid for. I chopped off the damaged parts and made these cards with the remainders. Play along with us, will you?




