Dotty For Dots!

Hello there!

Thank you for visiting our blog!  I have the pleasure of announcing a new Monday Challenge theme!  This week’s theme is Dotty!  I love these challenges.  Every time I see what you all people make, I want to get all of my supplies out and use them all!!   So many takes on one theme, and so many techniques to try – it’s great!!  Enter this week for a chance to win a $50.00 voucher to Simon Says Stamp!

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Here to provide some inspiration are three members of the Monday Challenge Design Team!  If you’d like to see more, stop by the blog and click the person’s name or card to see all of the details and leave these wonderful people some comments! :)

Made by Tracy Evans

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Tracy had this to say:

I love the freedom of just playing and seeing where inspiration takes me. I knew I wanted to use the face from Tim Holtz Classics 5 Stamp set combined with dots in some way. My first thought wasWendy Vecchi’s Stencils For Art Dots and Stripes Borders stencil and so my ideas began to develop. Tim’s Words Remnant Rubs helped to add motivational words to my piece; I love the freedom of creating this piece and was pleased with the mix of elements.


 

Made by Candy Colwell

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Candy had this to say:

Playtime with my new GelliArts Plate,6×6 Mini Layered Beads and Wendy Vecchi’s Polka Dotty Stencils let me create some really fun polka dot backgrounds that I collaged onto the front of my custom sized envelope created with my new Envelope Punch Board. What would a polka dot piece be without Dyan Reaveley’s Dependable Dotty? Well, mostly Dependable Dotty. Her head is Pondering Petunia’s topped off with polka dot hair. Tim Holtz’ Vintage Fan mixes vintage with funky as the blades spin and fling paint into the dot patterns.

 

 

Made by Dan

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Dan had this to say:

Somewhere in my house there is an invisible mountain of pens that I have lost over the years and consequently, whenever I need a pen while on the phone I can never find one! I’m rectifying this situation for once and for all with this pen pot which will live next to my phone and will be kept fully stocked. Among the stamps that I used here were the School Desk and Mixed Media sets from Tim Holtz, Simon Says Stamp’s exclusive Apothecary Labels set and the Index Card and Blank Ticketstamps from Memory Box.

 

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From You’re BOOtiful: Diana, who had this to say: Cute cards! TFS ;-)
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  1. Such awesome projects, but I must say I really enjoy Dan´s penholders the most. They´re relaly beautiful made and then sooo useful too, which is awesome.

  2. What a fun challenge – and the inspiration here is just that! Love Dan’s pen holders; fun and useful!!
    c

  3. All the projects are great, as usual, but the penholders have to be my favorite! I am definitely copying that idea because I can never find a pen when I need one!!!!!

  4. Awesome projects! Always love what this design team comes up with, amazing work! Love the canvas piece and how the fabric was stamped around the face. Thanks for sharing.

    Katie B.

  5. Really liked Dan’s pen pot – for pens and pencils. Please take your Distress Markers out and lay those puppies down. The container for my 12 seasonal color markers was clearly marked “store markers horizontally”.

  6. Great challenge, great ideas. Can’t wait to try. Thanks for the chance to win!

  7. Dan – love your pen holder … what a really cool idea. You got me thinking to do the same thing. Everyone’s project is so unique from each other – gives us alot of ideas to get us thinking about dots.

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