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Simon Says Stamp Stamptember Challenge Blog Hop!

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Hello and welcome to Simon Says Stamp STAMPtember blog hop and Wednesday challenge.

You should have arrived here from the gorgeous Debby’s Blog If not then you will need to go to the Simon Says Stamp Store Blog to start from the beginning. 

This week the challenge is

 Use A Stamp And Blog Hop

You must create a project using a rubber or clear stamp, no digi images allowed, add your creation to the linky AND hop around the designers blogs leaving comments along the way.

We are showcasing the new STAMPtember® products that have just been released. CLICK HERE to see them all. It is a HUGE release with loads of fabulous stamps, dies, stencils and much more!

As always Simon Says Stamp will be giving away $50 voucher to shop at the fabulous Simon Says Stamp Store
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Here is my project using the STAMPtember new release products.


I started with die cutting the Alphabet Blocks dies as it came without cutting them off individually on Neenah Solar white cardstock panel. Then trimmed off the edges to fit on the card front. The card base is Neenah Solar White on which I sponged Twirling Tutu ink from Simon Says Stamp then sponging Teeny Bikini Simon Says Stamp ink on the edges to give it some depth. I then adhered the Alphabet Blocks die cut panel on the card front. Some of the alphabets are not attached to the sides of the frame. So I glued them down in its place.


For the focal point, I die cut the Sketch Gift die in pink cardstock and again using black glitter cardstock. I adhered the pink Sketch Gift on a vellum panel and filled insides of the die cut with the negatives from the black glitter diecut. I absolutely love this die. The sketch outline is so very unique and awesome. One of my favourite die from the release. Then I stamped the birthday message using one of the older stamp set from Simon Says Stamp called Birthday Messages on a strip of white cardstock and adhered using foam adhesives. I also white heat embossed a second sentiment from Oh Happy Day stamp set on the vellum panel. I then adhered this vellum panel on the card front using foam adhesive hidden behind the Sketch Gift die cut. Finally embellished with Onyx sequins from Pretty Pink Posh.
I am very pleased with my card. Hope you are too!
The next person on the hop is to the gorgeous and talented Heather’s Blog.

So now it’s YOUR turn to get out your inks, paints and all things arty and start creating! We are looking forward to seeing what you make!
Each DT member also has a Simon’s Goody Bag to give away too! All you need to do is leave me a comment on this post AND enter the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge 
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Do you use Instagram ?  If so please add  #ssswchallenge so we can see your entries there too!
There are fabulous Give Aways and inspiration from fabulous designers on a daily basis over on the Simon Says Stamp Blog , if you haven’t subscribed by email you may want to so you don’t miss out
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You have until Wednesday 8am Ohio time. 1pm UK time, 2 pm CET to join in
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  3. GORGEOUS card Gayatri!!!
    LOVE your inky background, LOVE your BOLD black & pink gift, it really POPS against the vellum, LOVE the font of the sentiments and how you placed them, fabulous dimension … you could say that I LOVE IT ALL!!!
    Using the alpha dies connected looks really COOL too – a CLEVER idea!!!
    THANK YOU for sharing your BEAUTIFUL and CREATIVE INSPIRATION!!!

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  26. Gorgeous card Gayatri 🙂 I love the background, very clever to leave the die in one piece, it really looks amazing! the gift on the vellum is fabulous too, LOVE it 🙂

    luv
    Lols x x x

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  75. This is a stunning card, Gayatri! I love the contrast between the black, pink, white and vellum! The die cut is stunning and I love the treatment you did with the vellum overlay on top.

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  123. Striking card, Gayatri – the pink & black combination is fabulous, and I love the vellum panel that not only showcases the gift & sentiment, but allows the Alphabet Blocks to peek from behind (another wonderful new release from SSS)

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  126. Gayatri I adore pink and black – it never ceases to please my eye! I really like that you've used the alpha dies as-is – will you ever cut them apart now? Really, really beautiful!
    =] Michele

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  152. Oh my gosh, this is such a smashing creation!! I love how you perfectly layered all of the elements that combined to make this one beautiful card! I love the pink color too!

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  197. There is so much to love about your card, Gayatri, I don't know where to start…your pretty inky background looks fab behind this fun framed alpha die and I love your pretty pink and black parcel on the vellum with the additional sequins. Your use of inking, embossing, and dies with lots of lovely delicate layers is perfect! Hugs, Lesley

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  215. Hi Gayatri, I have been hooked on vellum too. I think it's frosty look is so pretty and mute the background so well. Thanks for sharing this wonderful card idea.

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