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Showing posts with label North Pole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Pole. Show all posts

Monday, January 1, 2018

Challenge Midway at Scribbles Designs Points toward the North Pole

Scribbles Designs Blog is at the halfway point of their newest challenge, North Pole. I played with this cute digi image from the Scribbles Store called Elves at Work. After coloring my elf, I popped him onto some festive patterned paper from Decosse's Dynamite Doodles. I framed both the image and my sentiment with another Decosse paper, placing them both on another fun paper! The Santa Hat sitting atop my sentiment is also from Scribbles Designs. In fact, here are all the things that went into my card:

Scribbles Designs: Elves at Work & Santa Hat
Papers: Decosse's Dynamite Doodles' Elves & Snowfall pp from "Welcome to the North Pole Paper Kit", Olive Drab from "Yuletide Textures Paper Kit", & 
Checkered pp from "12 months of Christmas Papers"
Digital Elements: Pixel Scrappers Marisa Lerin's Stitching #41; Dreamweaver Design's Pine Branch & Poinsettia from Dec 2016 DigiExpress Silver Bells Blog Train

You know, it's not too early to start building your stash of Christmas cards, so why not join in the challenge for your chance to win free digis from the Scribbles Store? You have until January 14th to link up. Good luck and happy crating!

Friday, December 15, 2017

Scribbles Designs Leads the Way to the North Pole

It's time to set your GPS for the North Pole, crafters! Scribbles Designs Challenge Blog offers an optional theme of "Welcome to the North Pole." Your creations for this challenge should include an element that might be found in the North Pole, like elves, Santa, Mrs Claus, presents, toys, images that have a sign for the North Pole in them, penguins, reindeer, polar bears, etc.
I used Santa Hat, a digi image from the Scribbles Store, to create my Christmas card. The North Pole sign is from Pixel Scrappers, and that fun patterned paper is from Decosse's Dynamite Doodles.
To give my hat dimension, I adhered some homemade "faux snow." I made it by rubbing two white Styrofoam balls together, collecting the "snow" made from the friction. I finished off my card by doodling the border with a white gel pen. 
It's time to pop in a Christmas movie and create with the North Pole as inspiration. Then link it up at Scribbles Designs for your chance to win free digis at the Scribbles Store. See you there!