HAPPY NEW YEAR AND OTHER HAPPENINGS

Hello Rubber Dance fans. 

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!


  Gail here today to start a new year and a new decade here at the Rubber Dance blog. I hope you had a fabulous and fun festive season and I hope that 2020 will be an awesome year for us all.
The first day of the month/year/decade so we have a new round of inspiration for you.  We have changed the challenge format a to using a moodboard.  You can be inspired by anything on the moodboard; one or more colours, things, shapes, mood etc. etc..

Here's the fabulous January Moodboard


 If you are creating anything with Rubber Dance stamps this month, whatever your inspiration, please add it to the album in our FB fan group and you might be the winner of a voucher to the store.

Now here's some inspiration from the team to get us started....
Dot made this gorgeous art journal page using stamps from
Evelyn is sharing this beautiful card using stamps from Da Vinci Woman 2,  
Doodle Flowers, You Rock and Vintage Script. 



Gerry made this beautiful card using Textured Christmas Green,
 Grungy Harlequin, Old Bookpage, and Journal Words stamps.


Majo made this fun card using stamps from From Moo To You, Sew Sweet 
Funny Birthday and Round In Circles



Mariken used stamps from I Heart Art, Grungy Borders, Journal Words, Small Grungy Butterflies and Mix A Sentiment #2 to make this lovely card and tag.

Saadia made this fabulous mixed media piece using stamps from
Doodle borders 2, Journal Words, and Beautiful Bugs.
 


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.  See you there!!!

Thanks to everyone who applied for our design team.  There were lots of awesome applications and Susanne will be working through them and we will let you know who will be on the new team soon.

I've also heard there are some new stamps on the way so look out for those, hopefully later this month.  Just waiting for the plates arrive!!

Susanne is taking a well deserved break, but the Rubber Dance webshop remains open and there are a selection of stamps on special offer so hop over and check out the sale.

https://www.rubberdance.de/

Shipping will resume January 7th. 


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Comments

chantal said…
Happy new year.
Love the cards and the art journal page from the DT
Chantal
Wednesday, January 01, 2020
Craftyfield said…
Happy New Year! I love this colour scheme and moodboard!
Thursday, January 02, 2020
Susanne Rose said…
Happy New Year!!! I love all these amazing projects. They are so inspiring!!!! Great work!!!
Thursday, January 02, 2020
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