Day 104-Life's a Party

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is life's a party-the challenge is to use the word 'party' somewhere on your card.

Dat 103-Peek a boo

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is peek a boo card.  The challenge for today is to cut out part of an image so that the color and/or pattern on the inside acts as part of the image.  I used my everyday paper dolls cart for the butterfly and the inside of the card is a gift card holder.  Have a great day!

Day 102-Repetition is the Key

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is repetition is the key-use a word and an image at least 3 times on your card.  As you can tell from the card today is the last day of school for my kids.  My daughter got home an hour before my son so I let her pick out the theme for this card.  She wanted to make a school's out card for her brother.  We made the school's out paper on the computer and cut the buses with my doddlecharms cart.  Time for summer fun to begin...

Day 100-All Lined Up

Day 100 at 365 Cards is all lined up.  The challenge is to get things lined up in rows. In fact, everything from the embellishments to the sentiment should be lined up, and you'll need to have at least THREE items in each line that you create.  For some reason this challenge was super hard for me, I think it's because I have a hard time lining things up.  I've never been able to draw or cut a straight line without tools. 

Day 101-Inchie x 10

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is inchie x 10-put at least 10 inchies on your card.  I used 12 on my card.  Only a 1/2 day of school tomorrow for my kids and schools out for the summer.  Have a great day!

Dayy 99-So Charming

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is so charming-not just to use a charm on your card, but to create one out of paper.  I used my doodlecharms cart for my ice cream charm.  Only 3 1/2 days until school is out for my kids.  Time for fun in the sun.  Have a great day!

Dday 98-Super Sketchy Sunday

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is Super Sketchy Sunday.  I flipped the sketch upside down today.  Have a great Sunday!

Day 97-Supersize It

Day 97 at 365 Cards is super size it-make an extra large card, so that when the cardstock is folded, the dimensions of the card are at least 5.5"x8.5" 

Father's Day Picture

I saw this really cute idea for a picture for dad at Sisters Stuff.  You make large letters that spell out DAD and take a picture with each child holding a letter.  If you have 3 children, which I do, it works out perfectly.  Have a great day!

Day 96-Color Scheme

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is a color challenge.  I used my DonJuan cartridge for this card.  Have a great weekend!

Day 95-It's So You

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is it's so you.  This challenge is all about creating a card that is a reflection of YOU.  I knew the card would be brown and green,  which pretty much describes my wardrobe.  Of course the paper I used I bought on clearance, the ribbon is some I saved off of a gift I received-never throw something away you might use later.  The stamp is one I picked from the stash of stamps I am borrowing from my MIL.  This was a very simple card to make and I live a very simple life, as simple as you can with 3 children.  Have a great day!

day 94-Combo Card

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is a combo card-grab one 365 Cards challenge from March, one from April, and one from May, and create your own challenge with them.  I used  day 20-let's make some noise; day 53-front, back, and everything in between; day 88-insect frenzy.

Day-93 Clowning around

Today's challenge at 365 Cards is clowning around.  This is what I came up with.  I used my everyday paper dolls cart and changed things up to make a clown.  The outfit is actually the space boys outfit that I cut off the gloves, the shoes I cut out free hand and the nose is the smaller hole punch on the crop-a-dile.

 Have a great day!

My Pink Stamper Father's Day Challenge

My Pink Stamper is having a Father's Day Challenge that ends today.  I used my Don Juan Cart for the letters and Everyday Paper Dolls for the fishing pole and the fish.