You Are Beautiful

A quick card share from me today featuring one of the little wombats from the new Winnie and Wally digital stamp set. Once again, I chose my colour palette to match the patterned papers I want to use on the card base, it's a great way to keep everything coordinated.

A Day with Deanne

Deanne is taking us to the lake today, with three fabulous cards she created using the new Lakeside set of digital stamps. For her first card, she merged the pre-coloured fishing boat with one of the sentiments and printed the entire topper ready to use. The coarse twine and little chipboard anchor really add to the nautical flavour of the design.

The set also includes three little rowboats - one on it's own and the other two in a single image. They are designed to be the same size so that you can use all three together if you prefer.

Deanne has created a set of two cards using the two images separately, and she has shared a handy colouring guide for both projects so you can follow along at home!

Deanne's Blog

April Challenge Winners

Congratulations to the April Challenge Winners!

Swissie, Yvonne G. and Teresa H.

You are the randomly chosen winners of last month's challenge.

If you already have a Beccy's Place store account, I'll be adding a $20.00AU credit very soon.

If not, please email me at beccy@beccysplace.com to claim your prize.

May New Releases

It's the first of the month, and that means new stamps!

Clear stamp set

Available in Store Now

Lakeside

digital stamp set

Available in Store Now

Winnie and Wally

digital stamp set

Available in Store Now

May Challenge

Create a card or paper-craft project using any Beccy's Place image, upload a photo of it to your blog or other hosted site, and submit a direct link below. The challenge runs from now until midnight on the 31st of May 2019 (AEST).

  

To keep things interesting, I'll be adding an additional optional element to the monthly challenges. This month I have a colour challenge for you. Create a card or papercraft project featuring the colour combination below. As always, keep in mind that the additional challenge is just an optional extra!

PLEASE READ THE CONDITIONS CAREFULLY

BEFORE ENTERING THE CHALLENGE

• Entries that don't meet the conditions will be deleted from the challenge.
• Your project must be created during the month of May 2019 and entered into the challenge during the active challenge period. Due to an automated system, late entries cannot be accepted.
• Each month I will include a re-mastered digital image from my library of freebies as well as a bonus challenge, such as a card sketch, bingo grid, etc. You DO NOT have to use the image or bonus challenge on your project, but you MUST use a Beccy's Place image, either free or purchased, to be eligible for entry.
• You can enter as many times as you like and you can submit your card to any other challenge you wish.
• At the end of the month three winners will be randomly chosen to receive a $20.00AU store credit for any digital stamps at Beccy's Place. To redeem the store credit, winners must have a Beccy's Place customer account. (Please note, you do not need an account to enter the challenge. It is acceptable to create an account in the event that you win. Accounts can be closed at any time.)
• Store credit won during any Beccy's Place challenge is only redeemable for digital stamps.
• Entries can be uploaded to the challenge from any hosted site including blogs, online galleries, Google photos, etc. If you do not have access to a hosted site, please feel free to email your photos to me and I will add them from the Beccy's Place Guest blog.
• Beccy's Place designers may enter the monthly challenge but are not eligible to win prizes.

CLICK HERE TO ENTER

Panel Card

The idea of this card is to attempt to show motion, like an old film strip or cartoon sequence. I've included some photos below of how I constructed the card including a colour guide for those who might be interested.

Stamps:

Poultry in Motion clear stamps

Poultry in Motion digital stamps

Fab 'n' Funky

She may have a muffin top and fallen arches but she's bright, colourful and showing up for her exercise class! I'd say, all things considered, this is a lady who has her act together.

Stamps:

Poultry in Motion digital stamps

Poultry in Motion clear stamps

Colouring Goodness with Kathy

Today we're joining the lovely Kathy Asper in her crafty space for some colouring goodness. She's been hard at work researching different long-legged birds to show us some colouring options for one of the images in the new Big Wishes digital set. Can you identify the birds she's chosen?

Kathy used one of the images to create a fabulous Thank You card for someone special. Have a really close look at the way she has coloured and layered the image... there's even brown paper wrapping the flowers!

Stamps:

Big Wishes digital stamps

Did you manage to figure out what birds Kathy has showcased in her colouring? The first one is a blue heron, followed by a flamingo who was probably given away by his pink plumage, and lastly, a crane. Kathy has kindly shared her colouring guide for those who are curious about her medium.

Kathy's Blog

Selected, retired digital stamps at an incredibly low

price for just 48 hours. No rainchecks. No repeats.

Dress Form

digital stamp

$1.00

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Card and Colour Guide

I am not a morning person. Never have been and I'm absolutely sure I never will be. In fact, if it were up to me the working day wouldn't begin until noon, and that would be considered an early start! 

Stamps:
Poultry in Motion clear stamps

Poultry in Motion digital stamps

Gift Giving Fun

Digital images have the benefit of easily being resized, which makes them ideal for big projects such as this awesome gift bag that Anesha is sharing with us today. The bag is A4 in size and required a nice large image to fill the front panel. Anesha enlarged one of the images from the Poultry in Motion set, coloured with her Derwent Inktense pencils and a little bit of water and embellished with large die cuts and some pretty flowers. 

She has kindly included a colour chart for those interested in what pencils she used on her project.

Anesha's Blog