I have a new challenge for you today! For JustRite Friday Challenge #128, I am asking you to create a card or project using JustRite images the might be found in nature such as flowers, plants, butterflies, etc.
I am continuing this week with a Fall theme because it's my favorite time of year but there are SO MANY stamps that would fit this theme. I used Oak Leaves small cling and tried my hand at a little water coloring. You can find the details on my card over on my blog here: http://bit.ly/1GzwaW0
The Winner for JRC#128 will receive a $25 Gift Certificate for use in the JustRite Store.
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CHALLENGE RULES: You will need to have a recently created project using JustRite Stamps and upload it to an online blog, gallery or photo hosting website with a link or reference to the challenge post. You may make and enter as many different projects as you'd like for our challenges. You will then need to link to your project back here on our blog post using the linking system for that challenge post. Please make certain your link is directly to your project, not just your general blog home page or overall photo gallery, so we can find it easily. (Links that are spam, commercial in content, or are not linked properly/directly to your project will be deleted). If you choose to upload your project to www.Splitcoaststampers.com OR ourFlickr gallery, please use the weekly challenge code (example:JRC_128 <== that's an underscore between the letters and numbers) in the keyword section of the Splitcoast project upload page or the tag section of the Flickr gallery.
You will have until Wednesday, Oct 28th, at 6:00 PM Central to make your project and enter a link to it below. Winners will be chosen and announced the next day (Thursday, Oct 29th) here on the JustRite Inspiration Blog. By entering our challenges, you grant JustRite Papercraft permission to use your artwork here on our blog as well as our company website gallery (with designer credit given and your blog post or gallery linked) or any possible advertising.
