June Inspiration

Hello Rubber Dance fans.  Gail here today to kick off the month of June here at the Rubber Dance blog. 


There's a new challenge starting!! We are feeling the summer vibes.

 Our monthly challenges are now based in our FB fan group.  The colours for the June challenge are Ocean Blue, Green and Ripe Persimmon and/or you can go for the Anything Goes theme.  Link up your makes using the colours and/or anything goes using Rubber Dance stamps and you might be the lucky grab bag winner.
We are very pleased to welcome our guest designer for June.....Angie Coomber


To start off our inspiration post Angie made these amazing altered teabag cards using Grungy Butterflies, Doodle Flowers and Textured Flowers stamps.



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


And here's some inspiration from the team.


Cornelia made this wonderful card using Doodle Flowers
Dot made this fabulous card using stamps from Mama Owl, Small Grungy Butterflies, Antique Botanicals, Doodle Flowers and Mix a Sentiment
Evelyn made this gorgeous card using Merry Magpie
Gerry made this gorgeous journal page using stamps from Antique Botanicals, Vintage Hotel Receipt and Mix a Sentiment




Majo made this wonderful card using stamps from Doodle Flowers and Grungy Borders
Saadia made this beautiful journal page using stamps from Butterfly girl 1, Grungy Stuff, Art Defined and Dream Catcher


Wow.  Another amazing 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

Mac Mable said…
Stunning inspiration and wonderful creativity.....Thank you x
Saturday, June 01, 2019
Susanne Rose said…
WOW!!! That's amazing! I love all your gorgeous makes. They look so so pretty. Welcome Angie! Happy to have you here!!!
Sunday, June 02, 2019
Craftyfield said…
Well done Angie for your Guest Dt post! Lovely work from everyone!
Sunday, June 02, 2019
ingunnsinekort said…
Gorgeous inspiration!
Sunday, June 02, 2019
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