March Inspiration

Hello Rubber Dance fans.  Gail here today to start the new month here at the Rubber Dance blog.  March has rolled in.  This is our first inspiration post with the new team and we also have a guest designer joining us this month.   But first I would like to say a sad farewell to Sue who is leaving the team.  Sue has created many beautiful projects for Rubber Dance stamps and she will be missed, but I am sure we will still see her fabulous creations shared around the blogisphere.   Thanks for all your inspiration Sue and for being a fabulous team member.  Hugz


Our monthly challenges are now based in our FB fan group.  The colours for the March challenge are pink, light green and brown and/or you can go for the Anything Goes theme.  Link up your makes using the colours and/or theme using Rubber Dance stamps and you might be the lucky grab bag winner.


We are very pleased to welcome our guest designer for March..... Chantal.  


To start off our inspiration post Chantal made this sweet tag using stamps from Collage Elements.


Chantal will be back later in the month with more lovely projects. 


And here's some inspiration from the new team.


Cornelia made this beautiful CAS card using stamps from Mama Owl and Bonny Bunny.



Dot used Doodle Flowers, Grungy Borders, Grungy Stuff and Textured Flowers to make this gorgeous card.



Evelyn made this fun spring creation using stamps from Textured Spring.



Gerry made a beautiful card and mini album page using Grungy Borders and Grungy Stuff


She has also made a video!  You can view it HERE


Henriette  made this bright and beautiful tag using stamps from Crazy Flowers 1 and Textured Feathers.




Majo made this lovely mini-book cover using stamps from Textured Flowers.



Saadia made these wonderful journal pages using stamps from Dreamcatcher, Art Defined, and Think Again.



Wow.  What a beautiful start to the month.  I hope you feel inspired to get out your stamps and create something today.   Join the fun and link up your makes using Rubber Dance stamps in the Rubber Dance Stamping Lounge and also in the Forever Challenge here on the blog.  Looking forward to seeing your makes.  Hugz


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Comments

Susanne Rose said…
Awww! I love all your wonderful projects!!! Super job my dear lovely ladies! Welcome to Chantal! Happy to have you here! THANK YOU for all the gorgeous inspirations!!!
Friday, March 01, 2019
ionabunny said…
Gorgeous creations ladies and a big hi and hello to Chantal. Hugz
Saturday, March 02, 2019
Craftyfield said…
Good things from the new team and the guest designer!
Sunday, March 03, 2019
ingunnsinekort said…
I am so happy to se you all in the blog with inspiration for the new challenge. Beautiful work!
Tuesday, March 05, 2019
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