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Whimsical Wednesday Challenge " I Do Not Ask"



Here are the guidelines for the challenge:
1. Create a card or project inspired by fall colors, must include a handmade embellishment. 
2. Please put in your post that you entered your project into this challenge with a link to this blog. I do not ask that you make a project just for my challenge. I know that there are lots of fun challenge blogs out there and I encourage you to play along in as many as you want:) So go ahead and enter your project where ever you like.
3. In order to become eligible for the prizes you must enter the challenge, become a follower of this blog, and leave a comment under our post's
4. Link your project to InLinkz by October 5 at midnight.

We have a brand new challenge every week, but each challenge stays opened for two week. You still have one more week to enter the "Just Because" challenge. We are looking forward to seeing all your project's. Thank you for stopping by, and for your support of Whimsical Wednesdays. Happy Fall Yall:) 







embossed glue dots

















Items used:
Authentique 6x6 "glowing"
Stampendous Pearlustre Carnelian embossing powder (used on the glue dots to make my own embellishment)
Inkadinkado trick or treat 99133 clear stamps
Colorbox pigment ink - orange
Michael's recollections black and white cardstock
Zot 3D glue dots
Recollections 4x6 chocolate card



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*Star said…
What a fun card! I love the papers and that Halloween stamp! Also your handmade glue dots are great! Fabulous job on the challenge and thanks for playing with us at Whimsical Wednesday. :)
10/2/11, 10:40 AM
joni said…
What a cute Fall card! Love the embossed glue dots! They are so cool! Thanks for playing along with us at Whimsical Wednesdays!
hugs,
joni
10/2/11, 7:35 PM
Cathryn said…
Awesome job on this card. You were sooooo creative with the homemade embellishment! Thanks for playing along with the Whimsical Wednesday Challenge! Hugs, Cathryn :)
10/3/11, 9:21 PM
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