What’s Your Favorite?
This week on the Wednesday Challenge we have a super fun theme. We would like to know what is your Favorite Technique and/or Product.
There are so many cool techniques to try: stenciling is one of my favorites and I also love spritzing and splattering. I think I particularly like those because you are never totally sure what it will look like before you finish. Then there is watercoloring, paper piecing, distressing, die cutting, dry embossing, heat embossing, using texture paste, there are so many options to choose from.
It is difficult to choose just one Favorite Product but I think it would have to be a Die Cutting Tool, where would we be without one of those! I rarely make a card without at least one die cut.
Once you have made your creation just go ahead and upload it into the linky on the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge blog! We can’t wait to see what you make and see what YOUR favorites are!
We are showcasing RANGER Products this week. You don’t have to use them to join in but if you have some we would love to see them used
As always, we’re offering a chance to win a $50 Gift Voucher to Simon Says Stamp! (If you enter in this weeks Wednesday Challenge, you’ll have a chance to win!)
Below are three projects created by the design team, that showcase this weeks theme! You can visit the challenge blog to get all the details and see the amazing cards and projects that the design team has created this week. If you click on each designers name, you’ll be taken directly to their blog where you’ll get more details about their project! Be sure to give these talented ladies some comments!
Created by Lols:
Favorite Technique : Paper Tearing. Favorite Products : Sequins, Glitter and all things sparkly!
Lols used:
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Created by Jennifer:
Favorite Technique: Keeping things Clean And Simple and Ink Blending.
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Created by Teresa:
Favorite Technique: Embossing, Spritzing, and Ink Smashing Favorite Product: Embossing Powders.
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So now it’s your turn. Happy Crafting!
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Love how well the designer’s used their favorites on these projects – always so impressed with what I see here at Simon Says Stamp!!!
I just love that cupcake card….so adorable! The others are awesome too!
My favorite technique would have to be die cutting and water coloring. Love all the beautiful cards, especially the roller coaster!
I was given an electronic cutting machine for my birthday so cutting shapes with that (I don’t have a diecutter) would be my favourite technique.
Wow! Gorgeous cards by the do x
Beautiful cards! I love the colors and details,
I’m loving that roller coaster card!
I love die cutting stuff!! :)
I love RANGER Products too))
What wonderful pieces of art. I am a scrap booker turned to card making, one reason being that I can share my artwork with someone else. I love to scrapbook and still do, but few people see the hours I spend on the craft.
die cutting hands down!
Great cards. Love the one with the flowers. I like watercoloring very much.
What a fun challenge! Love the DT projects!
Great challenge – but now I have card block – I can’t decide on a favourite technique!
Great projects! I’m trying to figure out just what my favorite technique is. So many fun ones that I can’t pick a fave!
Just came back from a 2-week vacation, and I’ve got tons of emails to go through, videos to watch, pictures to download, etc. Can’t wait to catch up on everything so I can join some challenges again!
I wish I had more time right now to participate
I’m definitely a stencil and stamp kinda gal. I use them with everything on everything.
Love the delightful cards, especially the Roller Coaster. I love water color-I think for a beginner it is pretty forgiving. Alcohol marker blending is beautiful, but has such a learning curve