Hello High Hopes Fans!
Thank you for playing along with the Add a Border Challenge!
The random winner is:
Congratulations, Willy (6 years old)! Please email me at stampandcreate@bellsouth.net with your mailing address and choice of 1 Free High Hopes Stamp and let me know if you would like to be a guest for our May 7th challenge.
Here is his card using Sir Dustin...
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Here is his card using Sir Dustin...
Our new challenge is:
Paper Piecing
If you need help with paper-piecing, check out Aaemie's Tutorial here or Kristine's Tutorial Here.
Paper Piecing
If you need help with paper-piecing, check out Aaemie's Tutorial here or Kristine's Tutorial Here.
Remember, you MUST use a High Hopes Stamp to enter the challenge.
If you do not use a High Hopes stamp, your entry will be deleted.
One participant will win 1 Free High Hopes stamp.
If you are in need of a High Hopes stamp, check out our Diva stores:
Lacey Stephens - Stamp and Create based out of the US
Nikki Fairbairn - Bunny Zoe's Crafts based out of the UK/Europe
We are joined this week by our guests...
Barbara using Bessie Buggie's Bloom...
Now let's see the inspiration from the Dream Team...
Lynne using Buggy Frog...
Aaemie using Froggy Gift...
Michelle using Gertie, Millie, & Hattie...
Michelle paper pieced the white of the geese using a wonderful texture.
Here's a little closer look...
Karen using Loungin' Lizzie...
Now it's your turn!
The challenge runs through
Happy stamping!
3 comments:
Great examples! There are so many cute prints on display. I seldom think of anything except clothing for paper piecing - it is fun to see other ideas, including texture for the white geese!
Barbara, your "bug" and flower are adorable!
Thanks for allowing me to be a guest this week.
Thank you for picking Willy's card as a winner this week. Random or not, one little boy has his week made. Thanks!
Love n hugs
Marie
Paper peicing is not somethingI do often. But was a fun challenge for sure. Decided to make a get welll card for a young lady that just broke her arm. Troubled Travis was perfect. :)
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