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Challenge #29 - Anything Goes (featuring Wiper Cards)

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Hello Crafty Friends, Brenda here with our next challenge.  The challenge is ANYTHING GOES, with the Design Team making a "Wiper Card". 

  I am a CTMH Consultant and so excited to be sponsoring this challenge. If you are unfamiliar with Close To My Heart's product head on over here and take a look. 
* The winner from this challenge will get to pick out $20.00 worth of product from
 Close To My Heart.

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                Are you ready to see how to create a Wiper Card....

         

Head on over here for a written tutorial for you from Splitcoast Stampers also.

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Here is what the Scrapbook Blessings Club Design Team created for Challenge #29:

Carolyn - Granny Ma's Creative Blog


My Tip: Using heavier card stock for base will create a great looking and working card.


Cindy - In Love with PAPER

TiP:  Open the card and plan out your design as if it's one big card.

 Sandy- A Working Mom's Joy


  My Tip: Use a heavier adhesive like Score Tape. There is a movable card so you want to make sure it don't come apart.

Brenda - Disney Girl
My Tip:  When using your Cricut give a test run cut on plain white paper to see how large your image will actually be cut.  Sometimes it is not what you think it may be.
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To find more information on how they did that, please click on their name/blog or the challenge under their picture. Thanks for playing along. We hope that these design team projects inspire you. 


Your challenge:
Anything goes: cards, banners, layouts but if you enter a "Wiper Card", you will get an extra chance entry for this challenge sponsor.



This challenge ends on Saturday, September 20th at 10:00 pm EST.  Also, you can join up to our Facebook group: Scrapbook Blessings Club for more fun, games, inspiration, tips and techniques. 


If you do make a project using the featured technique, wiper card,

your project and blog may be showcased on the SBC Facebook group.



And as always, comments are appreciated. 


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  1. KT Fit KittySeptember 7, 2014 at 9:37 AM

    Gorgeous creations by your DT! Wonderful tutorial! Looks like fun!

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  2. MiamiKelSeptember 7, 2014 at 11:51 AM

    Oh my goodness, these are darling! I've never heard of a wiper card (shocker!) but these are so creative and fun! Wonderful job by the DT!

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  3. StephanieSeptember 7, 2014 at 10:20 PM

    Great cards by the DT. I'm going to have to give this one a try.

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  4. GrannymamaSeptember 9, 2014 at 11:24 PM

    I see where I 'boo-boo'd' on my card ... I should've placed pieces in the tucked in section, but left it plain. :-(

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  5. UnknownSeptember 15, 2014 at 5:34 AM

    Great DT Creations!! That is an interesting fold!! Love Cindy's Halloween creation!! Fantastic!! Thanks for another fun challenge!

    - Susan
    {Scrap A Thousand Words}
    Open-Minded Crafting Fun Challenges

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