November Recap - Lots of Inspiration!


Hello everyone! Bibi here today, and as always at the end of the month I have lots of photos to share with stuff that were made with Rubber Dance stamps. Some of these pretties were posted here on this blog, some over at our Scandinavian blog, and some on the Design Team members' own blogs.
In alphabetical order:

Anita/Niti:






Heart Lace-Up Chipboard from EyeConnect Crafts

Hot Air Balloon Lace-Up Chipboard from EyeConnect Crafts



Gail:





Shrink plastic Lion buttons


Irit: 





Katy:









Kristiina:









Majo:












Heart Lace-Up Chipboard from EyeConnect Crafts

Star Lace-Up Chipboards from EyeConnect Crafts


Susan:







Susanne:












And finally, a reminder from me:

Grabbags - The Perfect Christmas Gift!
Please see this post for all the info you need.

I can also gift wrap stamp sets/sheets for you and ship them directly to your stampin' buddies for you. More info here.


I would also like to remind you that there is plenty of time to join our current challenge, which runs till Dec 31st. Here's a card I made with our Nov/Dec challenge colours: 


.... and this lovely card was made by Guest Designer Craftyfield:




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We wish you all a joyous Advent time!

Warm hugs,
Bibi and The Fabulous Team 
♥
www.rubberdance.com



Comments

Majo said…
It's always a pleasure to see the creations of the months. It reminds me of the versatility of the beautiful stamps we are able to "work" with. Thanks so much for doing this, dear Bibi ♥
Monday, November 30, 2015
Gerrina said…
So great to see all again! I always findd some inspiration, altough I use it in a way you may not recognice it... Thanks all!
Monday, November 30, 2015
nitisartfromheart.bloggspot.no said…
Fantastic! I am overthrilled how many amazing artist I am a part of ♥ not to mention all the wonderful stamps we are fortunate to get use to create all this wonderful art. Thank you, dear Bibi, for making all this possible ♥
Hugs, Anita
Monday, November 30, 2015
ionabunny said…
So many gorgeous projects. Lovely to have all the inspiration here in one place. Those grab bags are a lovely idea for christmas and so pretty. Hugz
Monday, November 30, 2015
Craftyfield said…
I don't know where November went... I see I have missed many lovelies, most lurking at the Norwegian blog, so it is nice to have that quick recap over here. The diversity of styles and makes this month is amazing and I'm so proud to have one of my own creation amongst them!
Monday, November 30, 2015
Karen P said…
All of these are wonderful! I have finally finished linking up today's card so I'm off for mooch to see what I missed this month Karen x
Monday, November 30, 2015
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