Bingo Card/Tic-Tac-Toe

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Today a new challenge begins at Back to Basics and Beyond

Challenge #23 Bingo/Tic-Tac-Toe, 

Please visit the blog to find out more and to see the wonderful

inspiration created by the talented design team.

from the Bingo card I chose Pink, Pearls and Lace.

Background paper from The Works - Whimsical Pastels.

The topper is a  CD print out - pulled from my stash.

Cotton lace and ribbon added. Sentiment and pearls from stash. 

Have fun, wonder which line you will choose. 

Bingo for Guyz

Middle column,  Brads, Image and Blue.H

Hi everyone, another week later and we at Cardz 4 Guyz are looking forward to our next challenge. 

 Janice in the US, has created a Bingo board for us to follow, see main blog, we are to choose a line, any line, in any direction, make a project with the three elements on the line. Your not supposed to use any of the remaining elements, that's the hard part, but bingo card challenges an be good fun. I find they help me get out of any current rut I many be in. You now how sometimes we sail on by making similar cards, but Bingo can break that habit, which is positive. Now eyes down and choose your winning line.  

From the first moment I saw these pop up cards, I knew I would be wanting to make as many as I can think of for different occasions, because they are so universal. Last week, my card class ladies, wanted something different from a normal card, no pressure then!  I searched on You Tube,  found a template and I made several, some have already been sent in the post, for birthdays, I have a request for a Ruby Wedding celebration. Endless possibilities and so much easier than they first appear to be.  The stamped image of the Doctor is Toby from Crafty Sentiments, the flowers are all from Sheena Douglas Floral and Flower Power stamps sets. The papers are from a pack I from Sweet Pea. The stars were produced with a Fiskars punch.

Looking forward to see which Bingo line you use and how you use it. Have fun.

Bingo Board

It's been a while since I enjoyed a game of Bingo, but this is my kind of Bingo. When I first came across Craft bingo Boards I found them difficult now I find it so helpful, for it gives me 3 items I must include in my card, which leads me in a good direction, the rest as they say is left to your imagination. If you've never played craft Bingo or Lotto (?US) then pop over to the main blog at Fantasy Stampers to find the explanation, the rules and of course the wonderful samples from the Design Team.

I chose to make my card using the Top Line ~ Pink ~ Pearls ~ Lace. 

PINK	PEARLS	LACE
TAG	FLOWERS	CHARM
TWINE	BLUE	BUTTONS

For my card I used the following ~~ 

Plain white card stock

Pink background Paper from Here comes the Girls CD by Creative Crafting World

Stamps from Crafty Individuals - CI  328

Stamps from Antique Dress Forms - Creative Expressions

Main image stamp Object d' Art - Lady in Corset from Inkylicious

Lace, Pearls, ribbons and scissors from my stash. 

Bingo #6 at Addicted to Stamps and More

I chose Heart, Stamp and Love

Bingo Card #6

Sponsors for this Challenge are

Time for another Bingo call, #6 the chart is above, being Valentine's so soon, I  decided to use that for my theme. This was a very easy card to make but I think it is effective, it could end up being my OH's card, he likes monochrome cards. The Black heart was stamped with DI Black Soot  and embossed with clear EP. The White heart was stamped with Versamark and embossed with Stampendous Clear Detail White powder. I only put the lower half of the card in my Swiss Dots Embossing Folder. I look forward, as always to visiting you to see which line from the Bingo you have chosen. Most of all have fun. 

Bingo at Addicted to Stamps and More

This week at Addicted to Stamps and More it is time for us to have a game of Card BINGO.

For my card I choose the middle horizontal line - Ribbon Free ( I choose stamping) and Emboss (Heat)

Stamps used - LOTV Bauble stamp in centre.

Noel from Katy Sue - Christmas Sentiments. 

It's Bingo Time

Hello and once again it's time for a Bingo challenge at Addicted to Stamps and More. Here is your card

Bingo # 4

and here is the card I made

the line I chose is Orange - Black and Dies.

I used 3 colours of TH Distress Inks to colour the background of the card, Dried Marigold, Wild Honey and Spiced Marmalade. Two label dies for the stamped sentiment from an Indigo Blu stamp set. The swirls and dragonfly are from Sheena Douglass - Flying Colours. I stamped the dragonfly with Versamark and used Black Twinkle WOW! embossing powder. I again stamped the wings to add a second layer, coloured the dragonfly with 3 Promarkers, Peach, Honeycomb and Burnt Orange.  I look forward to visiting you to see which bingo line you have chosen and how you have interpreted it. Most importantly have fun and yes, if you can experiment, it can be even more fun.

It's Bingo Time

This week at CD Sunday Challenges, it is Bingo time. Eyes down for a full line in any direction.

You have lots of scope to make a card using either a small part or everything from a CD, please pop over to the main blog for the design team have proven this in the various cards they have made. They are all so wonderful. It's bye bye to Claire our Guest designer for July, who has produced some excellent cards during her month with us. We would like to say a big Hello and Welcome to Michelle who will be our GD during August, have fun Michelle, your cards are always such a pleasure and inspirational. I again look forward to visiting you all to see your Bingo cards.

 For my card I used the central line down, Pearls, a Sentiment and Ribbon.

All of the Paper elements are from the Paintbox Poppets from Crafter's Companion. I heat shrivelled the organza ribbon with my heat tool, be careful or it will shrivel into a tight ball. Now how do I know that?!! Have fun ladies (?gents).

Bingo at Fashionable Stamping.

For the next two weeks at Fashionable Stamping Challenges we are playing craft Bingo, it is all explained on the blog, please pop over to see the instructions, the few rules we have and of course the awesome samples made by the Design Team. Here is the Bingo chart for a reference if needed.

I decided upon the diagonal from left to right - Show some metal, Distressing and Vintage. 

Any excuse to use my Kanban Jasper stamp set. The metal started life as a drinks can, cut, and placed with a script embossing folder into my Cuttlebug. I then coloured it with some alcohol ink. I have distressed two sheets of Debbie Moore Shabby Chic papers. Added a die cut flourish, a few flowers. I also made two butterflies using Shirley's template, I followed her You tube instructions which were an enormous help- here 

A detailed close up. I used Promarkers and Sakura Gelly roll Pen to add colour.

Please check out the blog, I appreciate all of your comments and equally enjoy visiting your blogs. 

I am also entering this into The Stampman Vintage Challenge

and to the Vintage challenge at The Craft Room Challenges