February 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. Lots of cool stuff!

 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! 

 All the chipboards on our projects are from EyeConnect Crafts. 

DT Anita:

stamped text says, "can you see me?"



Bibi:





(stamped text in Norwegian, "29 again??")


Guest Designer Craftyfield:


Guest Designer Eileen Godwin:




DT Gabriele's mini album:

Some of the pages:
 
  
DT Gail:





DT Irit:








DT Kristiina:








DT Majo:





  



Majo's take on Tim Holtz' Tag of February!



DT Susan:
 





DT Susanne:
 







And last, but not least - here are some cool cards made by a customer in Finland!
Her name is Sari - aka Granne - and you can read her post here to find out how she made those cool backgrounds:

Remember that if YOU are a customer and you want to share something you have made with my stamps, please email me the photos or a link to where you have posted them (stamplist@gmail.com). 
I love it when you guys share! ♥


I hope you saw something here today that will inspire 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 :-)

Till next time - which is tomorrow (new challenge!), be good, be creative, and stamp till you cramp!

 XOX,
Bibi
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In addition to carrying quite a few Rubber Dance stamps, you'll find everything you need for your cardmaking, scrapbooking, mixed media projects - and LOTS more!
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Comments

Sari / Granne said…
Ooh wau, awesome summary, so many gorgeous pieces. Thank you for the inspiration and also sharing my "Africa cards), :=)
Monday, February 29, 2016
Majo said…
Beautiful creations, ladies ♥
Monday, February 29, 2016
Jane said…
Beautiful work from you all...where did February go eh!!x
Monday, February 29, 2016
Julie S said…
I love that you do this. It's great to revisit the all in one spot.
Monday, February 29, 2016
Craftyfield said…
So many splendid makes for the shortest month of the year!
Monday, February 29, 2016
Mac Mable said…
Fabulous inspiration. Great to see them all and all so very different and very creative..I've saved a quite few on my computer. Thank you so very much for your inspiration x
Monday, February 29, 2016
ionabunny said…
A lovely round up. Some very fun projects this month. It's always nice to see them here together. Hugz
Tuesday, March 01, 2016
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