Good Morning and welcome to the second challenge. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of entries that we had for our first challenge. I enjoyed seeing all of the wonderful creations that were submitted. The winner of the first challenge and the top 3 will be posted on Monday.
I wanted to apologize to everyone that had trouble with the Inlinkz tool during the first challenge. I want to assure all of you who could not enter your cards with the Inlinkz tool that I have made sure that your entries are in for the prize draw. We will not be using the Inlinkz for this challenge so when you submit your entries please do so in the comments. I apologize if anyone did not receive a comment on their card for this challenge. Due to the trouble with Inlinkz we were bouncing between the comments and Inlinkz and may have missed commenting on entries.
We would like to welcome two new DT members. Emma and Susan of Two Pink Ladies, a mother and daughter team, are beginning their term with this challenge. Welcome, Emma and Susan we look forward to seeing all of your wonderful creations. Now for the challenge.....
The theme for the this challenge is...
CHRISTMAS IN JULY
so lets see those festive Christmas creations
This challenge will be open from today July 17th until Friday July 30th at 11:59pm EST
The prize package for this challenge will include:
1 package Ribbon (8 different colors)
5 pre-folded cards with envelopes (different colors)
1 package of 10 white 1" ribbon bows with pearls
1 package of a mixture of dragonfly, butterfly and flower embellishments
1 package of 10 rhinestone hearts
1 package of 3 white ribbon flowers with pearls
1 package of 5 small off white ribbon flowers with pearls
1 package of 4 flower buttons
9 packages of different handmade embellishments
Here is some holiday inspiration from the design team
SUSAN
Here are two free digital images that I created. Feel free to grab them to use. All I ask is that you credit me with their creation and please direct others back to this site to collect the images. I would love to see how these images are being used.
Thank you
Stacy Walker