A Challenge With Friends

Last week, I was chatting with my friend Jackie on the phone, and we decided that we needed to start doing challenges with each other again. 

We did a whole whopping ONE before, haha! So we invited Lisa to join us, and here we go!

 

I issued the challenge to use either alphabet stamps or dies.  That's the only rule!  I was an overachiever just this once and made TWO cards for our challenge.

 

I used Vanity Plate from MFT, along with a bunch of stars and some masking and sponging.

 

Then I pulled out By the Letters dies (also by MFT) and made this: 

Thanks so much for stopping by, let's head out and see what my friends came up with!

Jackie Pedro

Lisa Henke



October SFYTT Reminder

 

Hello, stamping friends. This is your monthly PSA reminding you

there is still time to get this month's SFYTT done! Here is the sketch again:

 

Here are the two cards I made using Daily Grind from our sponsor,

Market Street Stamps.

Thanks for stopping by, check out all the details on Jen's blog!

October SFYTT #2

 

Welcome back for more inspiration with the October SFYTT! 

Here it is again:

 

I used Daily Grind from our fabulous sponsor, Market Street Stamps, to make this:

Lots of layering of different die cuts going on here! 

 

For even more inspiration, check out Jen's blog to see who else is posting today and to enter her giveaway!

Thanks for stopping by.

October SFYTT!!!!

 

It's time for a new Sketch For You To Try, welcome to October!

I cannot believe how fast time is flying.

 

Let's get right to it, here's this month's sketch:

 

 

 Our sponsor this month is Market Street Stamps.  They've got some seriously cute stamps in their store, go check it out!

I chose to work with the Daily Grind set. This is a huge set with lots of images and sentiments!

 

Amber Hight

Amy Sheffer

Becky Carafa (me)
Carole Burrage

Jen Tapler

Jodi Collins

Kerry Johnson

Megan Lock

Susan Liles

Tracy Schultz
and our guest designer this month, Stacey Schafer.

 

Thanks for stopping by, here's what you need to know (or stop by Jen's blog):