Creative Cuts and More Blog Hop with Prizes!

Hi blog hoppers! Weren't Gerrie's projects great? If you didn't arrive here from Gerrie's blog, you don't want to miss any projects - or the chance to win some great prizes - so be sure to start at the Creative Cuts and More blog. Today we are celebrating the launch of Creative Cuts and More’s brand NEW website so the theme of our projects are Celebrate. There are a number of ways to win so be sure to keep reading!

This card is perfect to celebrate a wedding or anniversary. I ran the Scallop Wrap Cover thru my Cuttlebug using the Dotted Swiss Folder. There were holes punched in the left hand side because it is actually an album cover, so I used some gems to cover that up and add some sparkle!

A7 Card - Plum Delight Bazzill Smooth

4x4 Scallop Wrap Cover - Grape Delight Smooth

Heart #6 set - Sparkleberry Delight and Plum Delight smooth

This card is perfect to give to some to celebrate weight loss or keeping up on a healthy eating plan. This is something I really need to work on myself...maybe I'll save and give it to myself if I get back on the diet/healthy eating wagon?

Four Pane Window A7 Scallop Card - Vanilla Smooth

Apple #01 Small - Tomato Velvet

How would you like to win some Gift Certifcates to Creative Cuts and More?

There will be 5 Gift Certificates up for grabs:

1 - $25.00 Gift Certificate, 1 - $20.00 Gift Certificate, 1 - $15.00 Gift Certificate, 1- $10.00 Gift Certificate, 1- $5.00 Gift Certificates (one per winner!)

There are a number of ways to get your name into the drawing:

(A) Leave a comment on the CC&M blog. (This is limited to one per person unless you meet the criteria below.)

(B) Leave one extra comment on the CC&M blog if you've posted a link to this blog candy on your own blog. Make sure to include a link to your specific post in your comment.

(C) Leave one extra comment on the CC&M blog if you become one of our blog followers. See the right-hand navigation column to follow us.

(D) Leave one extra comment on the CC&M blog if you click over to our new page on Facebook and become a fan.

(E) Leave one extra comment on the CC&M blog by commenting on ALL of our talented Designers in our Blog Hop! So be sure to post a comment on my blog post.

(F) Leave one extra comment on the CC&M blog if go to the store website and subscribes to the mailing list.

There will also be a new section in the Creative Cuts and More store called Great Deals and the New Die Cut section will be on sale for 10% off for one week.

Here is a list of all the blog hop participants in case you get lost. Next stop on the blog hop is Joan.

Creative Cuts and More http://die-cut-diva.blogspot.com/
Lisa Somerville http://lisasomerville.com/
Silke Ledlow - http://silkeledlow.blogspot.com/
Holly Brown - http://glitterstampsandink.blogspot.com/

Becky Voth http://scrapateenygirls.blogspot.com/
Amber Hillman - http://ambersantics.blogspot.com/
Noelle Reese http://www.noellescrapsalot.blogspot.com/
Ceal Pritchett http://simplybeautifulcreations.blogspot.com/
Darsie Bruno http://craftingwithdarsie.blogspot.com/
Stephanie Zerbe http://stephzerbedesign.blogspot.com/
Dawn Lusk http://dawnanewday.blogspot.com/
Gerrie Johnnic http://www.iwork4stamps2.blogspot.com/
Jennifer Hansen - http://jenniferhansenscrapgallery.blogspot.com/
Joan Ervin http://stampingwithapassion.blogspot.com/
Joy Hadden http://www.piecesofjoyhadden.blogspot.com/
Kayla Dupont http://dream-bielieve-imagine-mustangkayla.blogspot.com/
Kendra Wietstock http://kendrawietstock.blogspot.com/
Kim Howard http://basementstamper.blogspot.com/
Pat Huntoon http://www.patstamps.blogspot.com/
Patti West http://www.pattiwest.blogspot.com/
Carla Mayfield http://paperpastorale.blogspot.com/
Rachel Hope Baird http://hopestampseternal.blogspot.com/
Chris Dickinson http://chrissyd723.blogspot.com/
Die Cut Diva Blog so you can put your name in for the prizes! http://die-cut-diva.blogspot.com/

Sorry If I'm Being A Bit Sketchy...

I was home with a sick Parker yesterday and so while he was resting, I played. Plus carpet repair dudes were here (for the last time, thank goodness!) and so I hid out so I wouldn't get in their way. I made this card with Kazan's Sketch #19 at 2 Sketches 4 You. I used some scalloped Bazzill paper, SEI paper, KI Memories chipboard and Around The Block tape. (I'm beginning to think I have a serious addiction to label tape...but it's just so easy and quick to use!)

This card I made for a sketch challenge over at the Bo Bunny Blog. I was so excited that one of my favorite LSS's Maple Street Memories (ok it's not so local, but they do set up shop sometimes at crops I go to), had a bunch of Bo Bunny paper so I just had to have them. I was down to a couple scraps and that wasn't going to get me far. In addition to the Bo Bunny paper and brads, I also used Daisy D's flowers rubons and American Craft sentiment rubons. I believe the flowers are Bazzill.

****REMOVED FOR PUBLICATION IN PAPER CRAFTS SEPT/OCT 2009 ISSUE.

This card was made with Sketch #155 from Card Sketch A Day. I did end up veering off the sketch a bit..oops! Their site as their name states...has a card sketch every day...that's a lot of sketches...cool! I used some Making Memories Passport papers and ABC stickers (I was so excited I found my stash of these tiny alphas...I also seem to have an addiction to them too) , KI Memories chipboard and some Martha Stewart pearls that accidentally fell in my cart this weekend.

Here is a card I made with Sketch #101 at CPS. I have to admit I was a little worried about using the criss cross on the sketch. This card actually came together very quickly once I grabbed the Surprise line from Scenic Route. It's kind of a simple card, but with such busy papers, I saw simple is better :-) I also saw today that my Scenic Route Suprise items I had made on an earlier post were selected as one of the winners on the Scenic Route website for January's Product Challenge...cool beans!

I even made two more cards yesterday, but I'm going to hold off posting as I made for a sketch pub call. If they don't get the love I will share next week. It's sad that I can get more made in a hour or two at home, then 8-9 hours at a crop!