Well if so, I won't keep you waiting!
Here is the sketch:
ETA: If you'd like to enter any chipboard card or project you may still enter the drawing. Those that enter with the card sketch will receive an extra entry for the prize drawing.
As usual, you have 2 weeks to complete this challenge - just post a link to your card in the comments for THIS POST before NOON on Friday, November 2nd. At that time I will randomly select a winner for a prize.
What prize?
Well, I've been talking a LOT about the Flip Albums lately (living and breathing Flip Albums for the last week or so!) and I have an extra kit to give away!
Yes that's right - a Flip Album kit!!!
The kit includes all the paper pieces cut up and ready to assemble as well as instructions on how to put it together (now that's helpful!). I'll even through in a few embellishments and co-ordinating ribbon to close your album!
The paper is Basic Grey patterned paper and Bazzills solid cardstock (yes only the good stuff for my blog readers!) and the kit will be one of the combinations that I showed you here on this POST.
As an added BONUS - if you make your project is Christmas or Winter themed then you will receive an extra entry in the prize drawing!
I'll work on my card tomorrow and will post it along with a photo of the actual Flip Album prize by Friday night.
RECAP: If you follow the sketch and use chipboard you get 2 draw prize entries and if you make the card Holiday or Winter themed then you get 3 entries. No chipboard? No problem! Just use the card sketch and I'll enter your name in the drawing. Just got a neat chipboard card or project - send it in too. You'll get entered into the drawing too!
Now go get stamping, punching or whatever you want to do to your card & chipboard and post it here by the deadline!
I can't wait to see what you all come up with!
I don't have any chipboard ;-( I'll have to improvise!
ReplyDeleteOK - I'll try & make two cards for your challenge.... here's my first card using chipboard & a mini tutorial on how I did it :)
ReplyDeleteCard: http://jenslifestampin.blogspot.com/2007/10/heres-my-card.html
My tutorial: http://jenslifestampin.blogspot.com/2007/10/mini-tutorial.html
Hi, Marie
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun challenge! And how timely - I had *just* bought some Christmas chipboard on sale at my LSBS. Here's a link to the finished card:
http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/700877?cat=10733
Cindy Major
cmajor@caramail.com
Mine is a kitty cat card. I really enjoyed working with this sketch, and it was my first time to use chipboard, too, so I appreciate the motivation...
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In case anyone else has trouble with my link - here's a shortened version to view my card.
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Here is my card for the challenge. Thanks for helping me break open my nice clean sealed package of chipboard that I *had* to have and *new* I would used and not hoard it!!! :)
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OK.... here's my *real* card - LOL where I actually followed the rules (& your sketch!) :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great sketch marie -- fun card!
http://jenslifestampin.blogspot.com/2007/10/sketch-challenge-7.html
All done! Ho Ho Ho! Thanks for the chipboard advice!
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/10/maries-card-sketch-7.html
Here is my card -- but don't enter me in the giveaway since I already lucky enough to have won before!! It was great to use some of the chipboard i had! :)
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