What a wonderful selection of designs for last week's challenge - so many ideas for things beginning with P - I loved them. This week's challenge is easy - I hope lots of you will be encouraged to get on with your Christmas designs and share them.
Please note that I publish the prize winners here and on our facebook page, but don't notify winners individually - it is up to you all to check to see if you have won and email me as requested. There are one or two unclaimed prizes, so it's worth having a look back to see if you were a winner.
Please note that my email to send to now is craftyhazelnut@gmail.com - this is because we are moving home this weekend and I will no longer be able to use my previous email addy because there is no Virgin cable there and so the email addy will not be able to be used.
We are not having broadband installed until next Friday, so I'm not sure what opportunity I'll have to comment - apologies in advance if I don't manage to.
Before I get on to today's challenge, I need to let you know the winners of challenge 247. There were four opportunities to win a prize:
Number 3: Mari, who shared this lovely card:
Congratulations, Mari. Please email me at craftyhazelnut@gmail.com so I can arrange for you to receive your three free downloads from bestcardmaking-downloads.com given by Stamping all day.
The second winner:
Congratulations, April. Please email me at craftyhazelnut@gmail.com so I can arrange for you to receive your lucky dip pack of Kanban products from Foil Play.
The third winner:
Number 22: NanaConnie, who shared these lovely card:
Congratulations, NanaConnie. Please email me at craftyhazelnut@gmail.com so I can arrange for you to receive your three digital images from That Craft Place Ltd.
Now on to:
Challenge 248
For today's challenge I'd like you to 'stick it down' on your Christmas designs - however you want to interpret that
Once again this week there are four opportunities to win a prize - as usual, winners will be chosen randomly.
The first sponsor is Bugaboo Stamps:
Bugaboo Stamps are proud to sponsor this challenge:
Everything That You Ever Wanted to Know About Bugaboo Stamps: A Short Essay
As if raising five children in the frozen land of the North was not enough of a challenge, Jodie Mackrell decided to dip her cold little Canadian toes into the world of papercrafting by opening an online store full of her illustrations. That was two years ago. Today Bugaboo Stamps is one of the leading companies in digital images, and we're still growing! From seriously snarky to sugary sweet to sublimely soulful all the way over to the other side of the super sexy spectrum, you're bound to find all that you need and more to create your paper projects. Jodie works very hard to provide New Releases and Freebies every week!
If your taste runs to rubber (and you know who you are), you can find Bugaboo Stamps at Totally Stampalicious. And finally, join the Bugaboo Stamps DT for weekly challenges at Catch the Bug.
The second sponsor is Crafts 4 eternity:
The randomly chosen winner will receive five digital images of their choice from QKR Stampede.
who is offering 3 digital stamps (winner's choice) from the Crafts 4 eternity collection.
The third sponsor is QKR Stampede:
'Do you have a sense of humor? Are you looking for a cute stamp? Then, we are the company for you! QKR Stampede is the somewhat cute somewhat quirky rubber and digital stamp company. We showcase the artwork of Ken Herrod, who had a unique, somewhat quirky style with lots of humor and character. You are sure to get a chuckle out of our stamps! We have been offering our unique stamps and supplies to the craft industry for over 15 years. At QKR Stampede our images are available as un-mounted, natural red rubber stamps OR as digital stamps! If QKR Stampede Stamps aren't exactly what you are looking for, don’t miss out on the sister companies: Eureka Stamps, Biblical Impressions Rubber Stamps, or the newest addition; Alluring Impressions.'
'Do you have a sense of humor? Are you looking for a cute stamp? Then, we are the company for you! QKR Stampede is the somewhat cute somewhat quirky rubber and digital stamp company. We showcase the artwork of Ken Herrod, who had a unique, somewhat quirky style with lots of humor and character. You are sure to get a chuckle out of our stamps! We have been offering our unique stamps and supplies to the craft industry for over 15 years. At QKR Stampede our images are available as un-mounted, natural red rubber stamps OR as digital stamps! If QKR Stampede Stamps aren't exactly what you are looking for, don’t miss out on the sister companies: Eureka Stamps, Biblical Impressions Rubber Stamps, or the newest addition; Alluring Impressions.'
The randomly chosen winner will receive five digital images of their choice from QKR Stampede.