An addINKtive Competition

Here's a fun little competition that is open to all Australian residents. All you have to do is leave a comment at the end of this post, to tell me which Polished Stone card you like the best and why. This is open to SU Demonstrators as well.

The closing date for the competition will be Tuesday 10th November, 2009.

A winner will be chosen at random to win a $20 SU gift voucher to be redeemed only through me, Bronwyn Eastley, Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator.

It's that simple and I'd love to hear from you.


No. 1 - A Wintry Christmas

Project Recipe
Hobart Field Training, October 2009
Stamp Sets: Lovely as a Tree, Winter Post, Best Yet (L1 Hostess)
Ink: Basic Gray, Ink Refills: Mellow Moss, Bashful Blue and Silver, Versa Mark
Paper: Bashful Blue (textured), Basic Gray (textured), Glossy White
Accessories: Silver EP, Clear Rhinestone Brad, Small Oval, Scallop Oval, Tag and Small Tag Punches, Stampin’ Dimensionals


No. 2 - Polished Pocket Silhouettes

Project Recipe
Hobart Field Training, October 2009
Stamp Sets: Pocket Silhouettes, Curly Label Punch Bundle
Ink: Riding Hood Red, Basic Black Stampin’ Write Marker, Ink Refills: Riding Hood Red, Pink Pirouette and Silver
Paper: Glossy White and Whisper White, Riding Hood Red (textured)
Accessories: Curly Label and Eyelet Border Punches, Button Bouquet, Riding Hood Red Taffeta Ribbon, Paper Piercing Tool and Pad, Stampin’ Dimensionals


No. 3 - Inspired by Polished Stone

Project Recipe
Hobart Field Training, October 2009
Stamp Sets: Inspired by Nature
Ink: Versa Mark, Ink Refills: Brocade Blue, Mellow Moss and Silver
Paper: Brocade Blue, Glossy White
Accessories: Clear EP, White half-back Pearls, Mellow Moss Taffeta Ribbon


No. 4 - Friends 24/7

Project Recipe
Hobart Field Training, October 2009
Stamp Sets: Friends 24/7
Ink: Versa Mark, Ink Refills: Old Olive, Not Quite Navy, Gold
Paper: Glossy White, Old Olive (textured), NQN
Accessories: White EP, Jumbo Brad (White), Old Olive ¼ “ Grosgrain Ribbon, 1 ¼ “ and 1 3/8” Circle Punches, Stampin’ Dimensionals


No. 5 - Polished Japanese Doll

Project Recipe
Hobart Field Training, October 2009
Stamp Sets: Eastern Blooms (114275)
Ink: So Saffron, Basic Black, Stampin’ Write Marker - Basic Black, Ink Refills: Certainly Celery, So Saffron and Gold
Paper: Very Vanilla, Basic Black, Brushed Gold, Certainly Celery, So Saffron, Glossy White
Accessories: Vintage Brads, 1 ¼ “ and 1” Circle Punches, WideOval, Eyelet Border, Word Window and Trio Flower Punches, Crop-A-Dile for small circle in the flower, Stampin’ Dimensionals
Comments: A link to the instructions for the Japanese Girl is supplied on my post entitled, ‘Japanese Doll Card Parade’, dated Saturday 17th October 2009.


No. 6 - Seaside Thanks

Project Recipe
Hobart Field Training, October 2009
Stamp Sets: Seaside, Heartfelt Thanks
Ink: Basic Brown, Versa Mark, Ink Refills: Sahara Sand, Bordering Blue and Gold
Paper: Sahara Sand, Bordering Blue, Glossy White, Brushed Gold
Accessories: Gold EP, Crimper, Stampin’ Dimensionals


Thanks for stopping by,

Bronwyn xx

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Comments

Andrea Harding said…
Hi Bronwyn. I like no.2 the best, love the colours.
Anonymous said…
For me, definitly Wintry Christmas (No.1)
Such a serene & peaceful card I think.
Tania Gould
Anonymous said…
Saw all the cards at the training. Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is hard to pick but I like No 2. I love the curly label punch so much and the colours are just right.See you next year Bron. Cheers Shelagh Moore
Anonymous said…
I like the last one because the pearly effect looks like it belongs on a shell
Leonie Hemelaar
Anonymous said…
I like the japanese doll one too though just because I like the card!
Thats TWO comments - does that mean I get two entries? Lol!
Leonie Hemelaar
Anonymous said…
What a wonderful collection Bron! It really is hard to pick. I really love the colours of no.2 but I found myself going back to no.4 all the time. I think the blue and green together is really fresh and comes up beautifully with your pearl effect. Carolyn Billing