OCC Challenge - A Fall Color Challenge
This week the OCC has a Fall Inspired Color Challenge to get your creativity jump started. Use the colors: Close to Cocoa, Pumpkin Pie, Chocolate Chip and a Neutral color - such as White/Ivory. For a close up view on the OCC's great projects for this week please visit the OCC Ladies on their blogs -Silke Ledlow, Jennifer Meyer, Loretta Lock , Joycelyn Turner, Cindy Burgess, Dana Grothaus, Linda

Stamp Simply #114 - Wrap it up!
Stamp Simply #114 - November 20th- Wrap it up! "ssnotime114" - Today's challenge is all about being creative gift wrapping a present. Use whatever strikes your fancy in whatever fashion you might like -- It just has to be a wrapped gift in the end. Upload your project to Spiltcoast and use the keyword "ssnotime114". Check out all the Challenge Details and see Sharon's creation on her blog No Time

Shake it, Baby!!!
The DT for Impression Obsession has two challenges a month and we create something with the chosen theme and then share it on our blogs. Today's theme is Shaker Cards.Please check out these links to every one's blog to see what the Impression Obsession DT ladies created for today... Deborah March - Dina Kowal - Julie Koerber - Kathy Menzies - Kelli Richardson - Laura Fulcher and Shirley Ross. You

Glitter the Globe!
Living in Georgia, sometimes our only hope for a Winter's snow is a snowglobe. But that's ok with me. The white stuff is pretty, but I could never live up North. Way too cold for this Georgia girl!!! This waterglobe is from Impression Obession. It is a fun image, with the opportunity to glitter and glaze the globe. I paper pieced the bottom of the waterglobe and dressed it up with two rows of

Fancy Birthday Tulips
So many of the images from Flourishes Stamps are so perfect to really show off coloring. This fancy tulip was begging for my Copics! The image is only one flower, after stamping it one time, I masked it using Eclipse tape and stamped it again, overlapping the two flowers slightly. I added some soft airbrushing around the edge -- while my stamped panel was still snug in my Nestie - allowing me to