Craft a Scene: February Craft a Scene Winners!

Good Sunday morning to everyone. I do hope the weather is cooperating in your part of the country. Old Man Winter has been quite angry this year leaving most of North America in the cold and snow.

I received an email entry from our friend Margaret in Yorkshire and I forgot to post it. So Margaret your lovely card is on display today!

Even though our numbers are small (just 20 this time), I can see that you all had fun sharing with us your favorite techniques for making scenic cards. Thank you to everyone who entered and especially to our guest designer - Emma from www.thesparklyfairy.blogspot.com.

I always find it difficult to limit myself to just three top entries as there are so many really wonderful scenic stampers who enter this challenge. Be sure to take our badge to add to your blogs (if you have one).

Here are the selections for the top three for February.

#16 Pat - Rubber Stamping is My Game

#11 Ineke

#4 - Wendy - Confessions of a Papersniffer

Oh and I couldn't help slipping one more in to the Top category. This is an entry that came to us late in the week and I love it.

19. Gerrina

Beautiful cards everyone! I will be back in a few moments with our next challenge.

NancyD

Purpose

This is a special focus challenge blog that provides an opportunity for paper craft designers to showcase their scenic crafting. We especially love Stampscapes, Sutter and Beeswax stamps and will showcase techniques and tutorials using these wonderful stamps.

However, there are lots of companies that provide images for background scenes and it is okay to use any of them. You may also draw or paint in your own scene background.

As long as your project is finished (no ATCs or unfinished cards), and has background AND foreground images you meet the first challenge criteria.

Challenge Guidelines

1. Have fun and make a new finished project. No back-linking! Your project must be completed whether it is a card, box, tag, scrapbook page or whatever (no ATC's or unmounted sheets).

2. You may create and enter up to three projects for each challenge.

3. Your project must have a scene! This means there are background AND foreground elements. We are focused on the scene not cute characters.

4. Follow any additional challenge criteria for the month.

5. You must link back to this blog in your post. Please become a follower and add our badge to your blog. If you do not have a blog you may link from private forums like Split Coast Stampers or Crafters Cafe, or send me a picture of your project and I will add it to the challenge.

4 comments:

Dora said...: Hello Margaret,
what a fantastic scene. I like the unicorn, and it shining up by the fantastic moon! beautifully!
regards.; March 2, 2014 at 2:58 PM
Patricia St Martin said...: Thanks so much for picking my card as one of the top 3. I love creating cards with scenes and I love the challenge.
Hugs, Patricia; March 3, 2014 at 8:48 AM
Wendy Fraser said...: Thanks so much for choosing my card for your top 3 and congrats to all the other too. xx; March 4, 2014 at 1:39 PM
Gerrina said...: Thanks for slipping me in! I had so much fun making this scene, since I love to make scenes,but don;t make them as often as I would like... Great that I'm in the top! Inky greetings, Gerrina; March 6, 2014 at 4:56 PM

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February Craft a Scene Winners!

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