Rubber Dance - Forever Stamping Challenge

Hi there!

We have a little surprize for you today. In addition to our Colour Challenge (1st of each month) and our Theme Challenge (15th of each month) we start a never ending challenge today!!! This challenge will never close and you can link up all your new projects with Rubber Dance stamps. See the detailed rules below.




        Forever Stamping Challenge Rules:          *

Your main image must be a stamp from Rubber Dance.  
You may use stamps from other companies, too! But ours must be the star on your project.


The Theme is:
Anything Goes
All types of projects are welcome


Entry via the linking tool with a direct link to your post (not just your blog). 
No backlinking to projects posted prior to the start of our challenge.

You can submit as often as you want!
You may combine with other challenges, as many as you like.

Display our forever stamping challenge badge on your blog post and link to this page to encourage others to play.

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

We reserve the right to share your entry on our social media, such as Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, etc. If you are not OK with that, do not enter our Forever Challenge

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The prize:

for every 50 entries in the linky, we will randomly draw a winner
who'll receive a gift certificate she can spend in our web shop.

The winners will be announced on our blog.



Click here to jump over to the Forever Stamping Challenge Page and link up your projects!

Comments

Tracey@Hotchpotchcreations said…
I love the idea of a never ending Rubber Dance Challenge. I look forward to linking up some projects and joining in with the Forever Stamping Challenge.. Hugs Tracey xx
Wednesday, August 02, 2017
Craftyfield said…
What a great idea... with no time limit I'll find it easier to enter! Plus it's a good way to showcase customers' and fans' of Rubber Dance creations.
Wednesday, August 02, 2017
Inky and Quirky Designs said…
Brilliant idea and a fantastic way to showcase all the wonderful stamps too ;)
Hugs
Donna xx
Wednesday, August 02, 2017
Julie S said…
What a great concept!
Thursday, August 03, 2017
ionabunny said…
Looking forward to seeing this gallery fill up with Rubber Dance loveliness. What a great resource for inspiration. Hugz
Saturday, August 05, 2017
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