December Recap - Lots of Inspiration!


Hellloooo, stampers! It's Bibi here today (owner of Rubber Dance), and it's that time of the month again when I share a few of the pretties made with my rubber stamps during the month passing. 

 Some of these projects have been published on this blog, some on our Scandinavian blog, and others again on the DT members' own blogs - so even if you are a follower of this blog I bet there are quite a few you haven't seen before!

My beloved team and I hope you will find something that inspires you to make your own pretties. Remember that you can add any of the photos to your own Pinterest account (if you have one), or simply download your faves to your own computer and look at them later when your mojo needs a nudge :-)

In alphabetical order:


DT Anita:








Bibi:





GD Craftyfield:



DT Gail:














DT Irit:





DT Katy:







DT Kristiina:








GD Liesbeth:




DT Majo:










DT Susan:








DT Susanne: 











Impressed much? I am!
A big, BIG thanks to my fabulous Design Team and talented Guest Designers 
for all the awesome pretties you've made with my rubber stamps this month! You guys ROCK!! 

♥

 XOX,
Bibi

www.rubberdance.com







Comments

Kristiina said…
:) it's allways surprising to look at these. I've seen all of them before, but as a series they look somehow different!
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Unknown said…
Oh YES...I'm IMPRESSED MUCH - Wow. All of these are sooo inspiring. Thanks bunches to all of you for sharing such wonderful creations. Each one is wonderful. I just have to say that the last one.... Peace, Joy, Love with the Red Bird.... is PERFECT to welcome the New Year. Sending you all abundant New Year's Blessings. Hugs. j.
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Gerrina said…
It is great to see all these wonderfull inspiration again! And it is impressive! Great work from all of you!
All the best for 2016! Make it a colourfull year!
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
ionabunny said…
It seems ages since I saw some of these. Amazing creations and just for December! The team has been busy. Love how you put all these together at the end of the month. It makes it easier to find a project I want to look at again. Thanks. Hugz
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Craftyfield said…
It's always amazing to see all the makes at once, so many wonderful creations... And I don't know where time went this December but there are quite a few I'd missed the first time around! Better catch-up after my Christmas break...
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Lori said…
Very nice creations from everyone!
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Lori said…
Very nice creations from everyone!
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Karen P said…
Lots of gorgeous inky and painted goodness here: thank you for the inspirations ladies, for the challenges and for all your hard work: you are very much appreciated and I wish you all a very Happy 2016 with lots of stamps being bought from the lovely Bibi too Karen xx
Thursday, December 31, 2015
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