Rubber Dance June Challenge

Hi there!

Welcome to our June stamping challenge! We have a trio of beach colours for you today. We are looking forward to your entries!




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        Challenge Rules:          *

Stamping must be obvious on your project.  
You do not have to use Rubber Dance stamps to participate.

Use our Colour Scheme or Theme - or a combiantion of both.
If you choose our colour scheme, ALL three colours (in any hues) must be the MAIN colours. You may use other colours too.
Max 3 entries per person. 

Entry via the linking tool with a direct link to the post on your Blog, Facebook, Instagram, Flicker, and so on. No backlinking to projects posted prior to the start of our challenge.

You may combine with other challenges, as many as you like.

We reserve the right to remove entries that don't meet these simple requirements.

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The Prize
one randomly picked winner will get a
12 Euro voucher to use in the Rubber Dance web shop.

Honourable Mentions:
goes to fave entries chosen by our Design Team
AND you will get free shipping at the Rubber Dance web shop.
please email Susanne at RDSusanne@gmail.com 
to get your coupon code.


The winner and honourable mentions will be announced 
on the 5th of July.

If you've used our stamps you can link up your project to our
Forever Stamping Challenge, too. 


Here are some inspirational makes we've created
using stamps from Rubber Dance, of course:
 


Gail

made this cute card with our
Textured Feathers and Curious Cat




Anita

created this awesome mixed media tag with our
Elephant, Carved Whimsy Wood  and Adore Me




Donna

stamped this gorgeous tag with our
Carved Whimsy Wood ,  Textured Houses and Textured Feathers




Melina
created this fantastic art journal page using
Retro Beach and Something Fishy






Now it's your turn! Have FUN! :-D


♥

When you add your link to our challenge, you accept that the link will be public on our blog forever. You also accept that, should you win, we may share your entry photo, your name (or nick) and link on our winner announcement post. Your email is safe with us and won't be used in any way other than contacting you about your entry, if necessary. We never archive or share any email addresses.
When you join, you do so using the InkLinkz tool. If you want to know how they store any data, look at their Privacy Policy here.


Comments

Shilpa Nagaonkar said…
Wow, Wonderful tags Girls, love the way all of you have used this color combination!!
Friday, June 01, 2018
Inky and Quirky Designs said…
Fab samples lovely teamies
Hugs
Donna xx
Saturday, June 02, 2018
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