We are still celebrating our one year Anniversary/Birthday at
The Perfect Sentiment with daily challenges, prizes, blog hops with hidden prizes, and a chance at a fabulous grand prize which you can see
here. I sure hope you plan on stopping by to play in a challenge or two or even better play them all as you have until October 30th to complete all four and have a chance at that fabulous grand prize!
PSC53C: The Challenge/Twist: create a card
with a sentiment for Christmas; include a critter somewhere on your
card. We are looking for animals, bugs, mice, etc. Not humans. You can
have a human on your card but, there must be evidence of a critter
somewhere. For example: A little girl holding a puppy would work fine.
Don't forget to include your sentiment on the front!
I chose to use Cocoa the Mouse as my critter. My inspiration for the design of this card came from this week's sketch at
The Sweet Stop. I haven't played along with one of their sketches since my Design Term ended with them last year. That's a long time.
Supplies: American Crafts CS and Designer Paper; Gina K Designs Pure Luxury CS; Liquid Pearls; Stickles; Tiny flowers from Prima; flower brads from stash; Santa's Helper Stamp Set from Sweet N Sassy Stamps.
Hop along to the following blogs to see what our Perfect Sentiments Team has created to inspire you!
Jenn(you are here)
Be sure to leave a comment at each blog as there are hidden prizes along the way.
Once you are inspired to create, come back and link up your creation
using the inlinkz tool below the challenge post to have a chance at today's prize:
Crafty City
will award one lucky random winner a $5 gift voucher to be used in
their store. Plus, if you spend $25 or more they will throw in this 6x6
Paper Pad by Glitz Designs:
Regretfully,
if you are a prize winner who lives outside of the United States, we
will have to substitute your prize with a digital prize that can be sent
via electronic mail. By the time we have to do the customs paperwork
and everything associated with sending parcels out of the United States,
it always costs more than what the prize is worth in most cases, and
this includes Canada, unless you have a Post Office Box in the United
States. APO and PPO box addresses are considered US. Thanks for your
understanding.
