Welcome to the Squigglefly Challenge Blog!
Are you ready for this week's challenge? Well first let me tell you about last week's winner. The contest last week was to use an image over again in "Oldies but Goodies." The winner in last week's challenge was Sandi who created a delightful card using Always Do Your Own Thing by artist Lynne Stansbery.
The winner can contact Holly from Squigglefly at usyungs@gmail.com, for your prize.
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Now, on to this week's challenge, SFC4612 I'm So Thankful!
This week's theme is all about thanks. You have one of THREE choices: 1) make a thank you card; OR 2) Make a Thanksgiving themed card; OR 3) make a card ABOUT something that you are so very thankful for (and think about adding a sentiment to match). For example, a card with a dog and a cute saying that says "God loves me, so he sent me this dog to be my guardian angel!"
Let's start with some examples made by the Holley Hobbyists:
Pat Martin created this cheerful card with a bright colors and amazing feathers. This stunning image comes from artist Fawn Palmer and is called Happy Turkey Day. I'd call this card a wonderful Thanksgiving greeting!
Jan Marshall created a wonderful Thank You card for Santa himself! Don't you love her sentiment? This image is called Better Not Pout Santa by artist Cheryl Alger. What a great way to say thanks (besides leaving out a plate of cookies for santa too)!
Jan Marshall created a wonderful Thank You card for Santa himself! Don't you love her sentiment? This image is called Better Not Pout Santa by artist Cheryl Alger. What a great way to say thanks (besides leaving out a plate of cookies for santa too)!
Elizabeth Hart designed a wonderful Thanksgiving theme card! I just love that turkey, though I am guessing any turkey is not very happy that it's thanksgiving! This sweet image is called Pilgrim with Gun from artist Fawn Palmer.
Charlene Mitchell designed this pretty card using amazing gold borders and wonderful die cutting. This card is a thank you card and a thankgiving theme card all in one! The image is by artist Lynne Stansbery and is called A Truly Bountiful Harvest.
And lastly, I (Holley Barnhart from Holley's Blog) used a great image from artist Fawn Palmer called Let's Talk Turkey. Doesn't that turkey look good? This stamp comes with the saying shown on the card. Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Now's you chance to make a couple quick cards for the holiday.
We realize that many people don't have blogs, but instead participate in our challenges using on-line galleries. We love that you are helping us spread the word about Squigglefly! However, many of the galleries require passwords and not all of us at Squigglefly belong to every gallery or group. To help us make sure we don't miss your artwork, we are asking that if you do use an online gallery that you leave us a comment on the challenge post. That way we'll be sure to have a member of the Squigglefly team who is a member of that gallery (SCS, CDAC, PCP, etc) can validate your entry.
1.) If you up-load your creation to any on-line photo galleries, please use SFC4612 for your keywords when loading your creation photo there. 1b) please leave a comment on the challenge blog post so that someone from Squigglefly can validate your entry for the prize.2) You don't *have* to include a Squigglefly image on your creation, but in order to qualify for the prize you will need to use one! You can also combine SF images with non-SF images to qualify! Don't have one? There are several FREEBIES you can grab from the Squigglefly store, hop on over there. Those images will qualify you for the prize.
3) You have one week to complete the challenge and it will close Sunday evening. The winner will be announced at the same time the new challenge post comes up...so be sure to check back EVERY Monday to see if you are a winner!
Hi! I found your blog when I won some digital stamps - thank you for the freebies and for my first entry in your challenge! I will be back - have a great day!
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