NOVEMBER INSPIRATION

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

Wow, November!  My year seems to be whizzing by.  How about yours??
There's a new challenge starting.


 CHALLENGE PHOTO
Our monthly challenges are now based in our FB fan group.  The colours for the November challenge are Wine Red, Grey and Yellow Ochre.  These are just to give you some inspiration.  You can use the colours but it's always Anything Goes with Rubber Dance stamps.  Link up your makes and you might be the lucky grab bag winner.
We are very pleased to welcome our guest designer for November..... Ingunn


 Ingunn lives in Norway and a wonderful supporter of Rubber Dance stamps both on her blog, the Rubber Dance blog and in the fb group.  We are so happy to have you as our guest designer this month Ingunn.

To start off our inspiration post Ingunn made this gorgeous Christmas tag cleverly using stamps from Funny Fungi to make the bells. The holly leaves are from Cosy Christmas and the sentiment from Norwegian Christmas Words set.  It means Merry Christmas.


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


And here's some inspiration from the team.


Dot made this pretty art journal page using stamps from
Bold and Beautiful and Grungy Borders


Evelyn made this beautiful autumn themed card using stamps from  
Twiggy Leaves and Something Wonderful

 
Gerry made this cool art journal page using stamps from Round in Circles


Mariken used stamps from Stitch & Frame, Owl Do Good and Affirmations to make this lovely card


Saadia made these gorgeous art journal pages using
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.  Looking forward to seeing your makes.  Hugz

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Comments

Mac Mable said…
What a fun way to use the funghi as Christmas bells. Thank you all for the fabulous inspiration x.
Friday, November 01, 2019
Ink Art Designs said…
Welcome Ingunn! What a great tag using Funny Fungi. Love it
Dot x
Ink Art Designs
Friday, November 01, 2019
Susanne Rose said…
Gorgeous makes!!! WOW! I love every single one!! Thank you all so much!
Sunday, November 10, 2019
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