Thanks Wendy for the challenging challenge last week, it certainly took some of us back to our roots! We had a great response both on the forum and in blog land. Thank you all for joining in. For those of you with blogs I did try to leave comments for you this week...but I'm having a few computer problems here and for some reason I couldn't seem to get my comments through, I did try, promise!..At the moment I'm just hoping that this post works!
The Tanda Teaser this week is called "WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE", which at this time in the morning is quite apt. Basically the idea is to raid your store cupboard, make up a strong solution of coffee (no milk!) or tea if you don't do coffee!, and use this to stain a background. You can choose your theme/subject and there are no restrictions on what you use, you do not to have to use Tanda stamps (although it would be nice) - you don't have to be a stamper either, just use whatever you have in your stash in whatever style you fancy!!
Have fun with this one, post your work on your blog and mention the Tanda Teaser with a link. Then leave a comment with the static link to your direct post. We would love to come and check out your creations!
If you do not have your own blog - check out the Tanda Stamp Forum. There is a Gallery and section for people to do the challenge Forum based!
On this week's example card I have used coffee (smells better than tea!) and stamps from Retro Women Set 4!
I hope you enjoy this challenge...it's time to wake up and smell that coffee!
regards
Sue
4 comments:
Looks like I smelt the coffee first. (LOL) here is the link to my card:-
http://densbloggers.blogspot.com/2009/01/tanda-teaser-wake-up-and-smell-coffee.html
Think I'm going to be up all night with the smell of very strong coffee lingering!
You can see me effort Here
Thanks for another great challenge.
I had to convince myself it wasn't a waste of good coffee (I did think about using it after but decided against it.
My contribution is Here
Beryl xx
Nice one Sue - here is my card:-
http://craftblog.craftybutterfly.co.uk/2009/01/going-dotty.html
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