Sasayaki Glitter Stamps by Naz Progressive Challenge #44

This is my make for the April Progressive Freebie Challenge #44

with Sasayaki Glitter Stamps by Naz on Facebook

I just realised I used the same fold last month!

Recipe:

1. 4 inch strip from black 12 by 12, scored and folded at 2, 4, 8, 10 inches.

2. Layers of 'water colour' paper from The Works.
3. Image from Sasayaki Glitter Stamps By Naz coloured with Copics, fussy cut. This was the progressive freebie on Facebook for April.

4.To the other side I added the sentiment - printed on the computer, stamped around and die cut using Hero Arts stamp and die. I added a little Copic colour to this.

5. The die in the centre is a Craftstash die. Finally I added the flower embellishment.

  Happy Crafting!

Sasayaki Glitter Stamps by Naz Progressive Challenge #43

I am just in time to join the March Progressive Freebie Challenge #43

with Sasayaki Glitter Stamps by Naz on Facebook

This was my card last month: 

And I was delighted to win!!

But here is my March make:

Recipe:

1. 4 inch strip from grey 12 by 12, scored and folded at 2, 4, 8, 10 inches.

2. Layers of music Designer Paper by Jenni Bowlin.
3. Image from Sasayaki Glitter Stamps By Naz coloured with Copics, fussy cut. This was the progressive freebie on Facebook for March.
4. I added the two parts of the image on each outer fold. 
5. The sentiment is a Craftstash stamp mounted on twp more Jenni Bowlin papers.

Happy Crafting!

Addicted to Stamps and More #331 Anything Goes

Here's my make for the Challenge at Addicted to Stamps and More

Do pop over and see my teamies' makes!!

Recipe:

1. White square card blank.

2. Layers of Designer Paper from my stash.
3. Image from Sasayaki Glitter Stamps By Naz coloured with Copics, trimmed to a rectangle. This was the progressive freebie on Facebook for February.
4. I mounted the image and the sentiment on blue card. The sentiment is a Stampin Up stamp.
5. Finally I added some beads threaded on twine.

Hope to see your make in the Challenge!!

Happy Crafting!

PS - I was delighted to be the winner of the Progressive Challenge: