Arrgh ~ A Pink Stamper Challenge, Me Mateys!

Robyn over at My Pink Stamper is out cruising the high seas with her matey's and me thinks this is a mighty fine submission for her challenge!   Arrgh ye landlubber's, feast yer eyes on this!

RECIPE

Skull paper by Stampin" Up! Rockabilly Paper (retired)

Stampin" Up! Old Olive

Pirate cut at 4.5" from 3 Birds on Parade

 Letters by Creative Memories

Striped Grograin Ribbon 7/8 " wide

MPS Winter Challenge

Robyn from My Pink Stamper issued us a challenge to make something wintery. Here is my entry for this challenge.

RECIPE

Joys of the Season Cricut Cartridge

We R Memory Keepers Paper

Sateen Ribbon

SU! Snowflakes (retired)

Corner Chomper

Gem Stones

MPS Fall Challenge

My Pink Stamper, Robin and her pink designers challenged us to create a halloween or fall project.  Here is my creation. I love how this turned out!

RECIPE

Kraft Card Stock BaseCard

Black Cardstock

Cosmo Cricket Patterned Paper ~ Crimped

Yellow Card Stock

Happy Hauntings Cartridge

Ribbon from Hobby Lobby

Gems

Stickles

Black Button

Winter Challenge from My Pink Stamper

Robyn over at My Pink Stamper issued a cool challenge on a hot summer day!  "Make a winter project" she said and that is exactly what I did. 

I love cards with dimension and this card is full of it.  Embossing, pop dots, stickles, even a card with in a card!.  I used the card function on the Hello Kitty Greetings cartridge to cut the snowman (5 inches).  The base is white card stock cut at 11 x 4.25, scored at 2.5 then again at 5.5.  I cut the patterned SU paper 4.25 x 3 and the white at 4.25 x 2.75.  I embossed both with the Cuttlebug snowflakes folder and punched one edge of the white piece with a fiscars border punch. The greeting is cut at 2.25 inches, layered and stamped with the Flakey Friends (retired).  The whole greeting is pop dotted up so when the card is folded, it tucks right behind and stands up. 

This A4 card fits in a standard invitation envelope when folded flat.

MPS Critter Challenge

Robyn and her new designers over at My Pink Stamper challenged us make a project with a critter in it and my first instinct was to grab Create a Critter.  This is what I came up with.

Recipe:

SU! White card Stock cut at 8.5 x 5.5 (A4)

Cuttlebug Border embossing folders

Owl cut at 3" from scraps

Hero Arts Clear Stamp Set

Paper Scraps

SU! Ink - Regal Rose

So I finished that one and thought "everyone is going to use Create a Critter, how about using a different cartridge"? So here is one with the Cricut Lite B is for Boy.

Recipe:

SU! Crealy Caramel cardstock cut at 8.5 x 5.5 (A4)

Lion Cut at 3.5" from scraps

Rubber Soul Stamp set - Day at the Zoo

Printed paper open stock from Hobby Lobby

Black Ribbon

Thinking of Others Challenge!

Here's my offering for the last challenge Robyn (My Pink Stamper) put to us.  She asked us to make a card for someone special and make sure to send it out tomorrow.  I owe a very special person a thank you note and created this super simple card using the Hello Kitty Greetings cartridge.  I love the super clean designs on this cartridge and the card feature makes it a snap to make the most adorable cards!

Of course, I used my favorite Bo Bunny Double Dot cardstock for this one and made the base of this card from white Bo Bunny CrissCross Cardstock (another personal favorite). I filled in the seeds with some black stickles for a bit of sparkle and tied a red gingham bow on the stem!  Super simple and so super cute!

A Springy Challenge!

Robyn's (My Pink Stamper) second challenge was to make something springy to chase away the winter chills.  I just got the Paisley cartridge in the mail on Friday and it has the cutest images on it!  I am sure it's going to become one of my favorites!

This card was put together using scraps including Stampin' Up! borders and cardstock, Bo Bunny Double Dot, DCWV and the last bit of yellow checked ribbon on the spool! 

A Cold Weather Challenge

Robyn over at My Pink Stamper is having a few challenges and I find challenges just the "kick in the bum" I need to catch up on some desperately needed cards for my stash!  Her first challenge was make something with blackand  your favorite color.

I just adore the way pink, black and white look together!  I used the Wildcard Cartridge for the "argyle" cuts and Storybook for the placard where I stamped the word grateful.  Diamond patterned ribbon and a button finish off this super simple card!