Did you know that the Duke's have a book club?
It's unofficial, but it's true.
Our last co-venture into the world of literature
involved the story 'Something Borrowed' by Emily Giffin.
We both had a good love/hate relationship with the book
and its' characters and now we're waiting to go see it
in theatre...cause that's what members of book clubs do?
So for this month's challenge, I'd like to draw from the
theme of the book and give you these two stipulations:
1.) You must use at least one thing on your card that is NOT
from your crafty stash. Step away from your hoarded
supplies and BORROW something from another area of
your home to put on your creation.
2.) BORROW some inspiration from the 'Happy Mom's
Day Card' on page 75 of the May/June 2011 edition of
Papercrafts magazine. Whether it's the layout, theme,
colour scheme, etc. use this card to get your mojo flowing:
Alright, that's it! Pull up your stamping socks and
make something awesome!!! And have a happy June :)
Our last co-venture into the world of literature
involved the story 'Something Borrowed' by Emily Giffin.
We both had a good love/hate relationship with the book
and its' characters and now we're waiting to go see it
in theatre...cause that's what members of book clubs do?
So for this month's challenge, I'd like to draw from the
theme of the book and give you these two stipulations:
1.) You must use at least one thing on your card that is NOT
from your crafty stash. Step away from your hoarded
supplies and BORROW something from another area of
your home to put on your creation.
2.) BORROW some inspiration from the 'Happy Mom's
Day Card' on page 75 of the May/June 2011 edition of
Papercrafts magazine. Whether it's the layout, theme,
colour scheme, etc. use this card to get your mojo flowing:
Alright, that's it! Pull up your stamping socks and
make something awesome!!! And have a happy June :)
I think this challenge may be too challenging. You are determined to see me fail (although the March challenge was pretty much an epic failure, was it not?). Challenge accepted.
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