Showing posts with label Just Tracy's; New Beginnings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Just Tracy's; New Beginnings. Show all posts

1 March 2011

Back Burner


Morning Fluffers!

Once again, thanks for all your lovely comments and e-mails over the past few days, your support and kindness has been just fab and I really appreciate it. :)

With all that's been going on over the past few weeks and months, there are a couple of projects that I've had to put on the back burner. But I am very proud to tell you that I have joined the Design Teams at Funky Hand and Just Tracys.

Get Funky is a monthly challenge with a new challenge launching on the Funky 15th of each month. Every couple of days, one of the Funkettes posts a brilliant project up to help inspire you, there is a freebie download for you to use if you want to as well as a chance to win some Stash from Funky Hand. You still have a couple of weeks to enter this months 'Show us your Heart' Challenge. Pop over to Get Funky for more details and to see the gorgeous creations the Funkettes have made.

I was also asked to join the Just Tracys Design Team a few weeks ago. Just Tracys is also a monthly challenge, and the very first challenge launched yesterday. I managed to squeeze a card out the night before we moved, but am a bit late posting it up (felt a bit sad yesterday). You have until 25 March (what happened to February?!) to play along with the 'New Beginnings' Challenge. Pop over to Just Tracys and take a look at the wonderful stash you could win if you enter and take a look at the gorgeous projects the DT have created.

Despite the slight rush job with this card, I'm quite happy with how it turned out. I wanted to create a lovely, warm, cozy, rustic, country kitchen feel. And Jo, I hope you're watching, I finally plucked up the courage to hand write a sentiment! Ok, mainly because I couldn't find a stamp to fit, but never mind how I got there!

Right, time to fire up the Sat Nav, I need to find Tescos! Oh and remind me to tell you about Sweet Cheeks and the alarm...