Craft Stamper Magazine: Take It Make It January Challenge: Inspiration!

Hello!

Our current Take It Make It challenge is in full swing, with some amazing entries so far!

Just in case you need a little more inspiration, the DT have come up with some more amazing projects to share today :) First though, a bit of a reminder.....

This year, we are pleased to announce that ALL of our challenges will be 'Anything Goes' stamping challenges!

So....Show us how unique you can be, create anything your imagination cares to dream up! Share your cards, journal pages, layouts, 3D assemblage or whatever else takes your fancy. As long as you have stamped somewhere on your project, then you're good to go!

We have two prizes on offer, as always. The first is the Sponsor Prize, and the winner of this will be randomly chosen from all the eligible entries of the challenge. To make sure your project is eligible to win, make sure you have followed our challenge guidelines. These can be found on our sidebar over here ---------->

and also in a tab under the banner at the top.

PLEASE REMEMBER: We only want to see ONE project in each individual blog post entry!

A set counts as more than one :)

We are proud to announce our sponsor this month is....

RubberDance

Rubber Dance is a stamp company from Norway, owned by Bibi Lindahl who has been making stamps since 1999! On the Rubber Dance blog you'll find inspiring artwork by the talented Design Team, plus 70 video tutorials, and counting, on YouTube.

The stamps offered by Rubberdance are a fabulous and eclectic mixture, something for everyone!

You may have seen RubberDance stamps as the cover stars of the February issue of Craft Stamper magazine? Check them out....

The stamp set that Bibi used to such great effect is the prize offered for the randomly selected winner of our January challenge!

I hope the prize has given you all an incentive to win...... and how about some MORE amazing eye candy from the DT to give you some beautifully stamped inspiration!

Guest Designer Hannah Oxberry