The premise is to create a card or something else that uses only items that are in your own stamp room--nothing new is to be purchased. The hostess each month posts their challenge to the group and the card is due to be posted on the 28th. Each person in the group creates their card with their own image, their own papers, their own embellishments with their own supplies--using up items from their own stash! The card can be for any occasion and each person is encouraged to send the card on its way to someone so it can be admired. It is a way for us to step out of the box a bit and create something that follows a challenge--isn't that what a challenge is supposed to be. And--no money is spent as all items are to be already available in each of own stamping spaces.
Here is the inside of my card:
If you check some of the blogs on my sidebar, you may find others who have posted their cards today or in the next few days. There may be more posted in the thread on SCS, so you might want to check out the link here. We also have a keyword for the SCS Gallery--it is CYSSEP. You might see many cards there is you do a search.
I hope you enjoyed my card and I know I am excited to check out what my other hoarders, I mean stash reducers have made! Thanks for stopping by today! For October, Vickie is up and we already know our fun theme. Be sure to check back to see what we create!
Image/Sentiment: My Favorite Things-MFT--My Favorite Sentiments
Cardstock: Recollections 110# White; Stampin' Up Early Espresso, Mango Melody; Elizabeth Craft Designs Wood themed 6x6 patterned paper
Ink: Stampin' Up Mango Melody
Accessories: Stampin' Up Linen Thread
I spy with my little eye MFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ♥ Love this card! The background paper is super and a great choice for a masculine card (would go great with Denise's Cowgirl Up, too! Sweet pop of orange really ties this nicely together.
ReplyDeleteSo loving the sentiment, and it is a great masculine card- which are always just a bit challenging! Loving the colors and the great DP too. Love the touch of twine and the pop of color you added too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to showcase that sentiment on a stunning masculine way Barb - love the twine you have used behind the feature panel
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Maxine
Great sentiment and I love the distressed look.
ReplyDeleteBarb, the woodgrain looks great with the awesome saying. Lovely card!
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