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Challenge #24 Anything Goes (featuring telescope cards)

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 The prize for this challenge comes from: Stamp and Create
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Stamp and Create is giving away a $20.00 gift certificate for the winner of this new challenge.

Stamp and Create is an online store based in the US with shipping worldwide. We offer free shipping on orders over $55 within the US. We carry a wide variety of stamp companies including: Magnolia, Saturated Canary, Wild Rose Studio, High Hopes Rubber Stamps, Make it Crafty, Wags 'n Whiskers and many more. Plus we also carry paper packs, ribbon, and embellishments. We currently have many Christmas designs on Clearance at a great price. 
The winner of this new challenge will receive a $20.00 gift certificate  ...

  .....Good Luck!
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Are you ready for our next fun challenge? Challenge #23- Anything Goes. 


The DT made some very cute and creative cards using the Telescope Card Fold.

 Angela Treasures
http://angetreasures.blogspot.com.au/
Tip: You can use any shape to make this interactive card.

 Carolyn
http://www.grandmacarol46580.blogspot.com
 

Tip:  Cute little card to create quickly for birthday card.

Cindy---In Love with PAPER
TiP:  Double check placement of your elements before gluing anything down.

 Sandy- A Working Mom's Joy





Tip: Use Stickles to get the right color of brad for you card. You can also use a Viva Pearl Pen or even pigment ink (just make sure you dry it with a heat gun)
Barbara

MY Tip:- Use your die cut machine to make this card any size you want.
So what do you think?
 To find more information on how they did that, please click on their name/blog or the challenge under their picture. Thanks for playing along.
We hope these design team projects inspire. 

Your challenge:
Anything goes: cards, banners, layouts but if you enter a Telescoping Card, you will get an extra chance entry for this challenge sponsor.

This challenge ends on Saturday, July 19th at 10:00 pm EST.  Also, you can join up to our Facebook group: Scrapbook Blessings Club for more fun, games, inspiration, tips and techniques. 
If you do make a project using the featured technique, telescoping card,
your project and blog may be showcased on the SBC Facebook group.

And as always, comments are appreciated. Thank you for stopping by and Have a blessed day!


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  1. ShersL84bedJuly 6, 2014 at 10:05 PM

    Gorgeous cards Design Team. These are the first I've seen like that. Really cool style.

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  2. UnknownJuly 7, 2014 at 1:34 PM

    Gorgeous cards.. Love the telescopes.. perfect! Thanks for another fun challenge!

    - Susan
    {Scrap A Thousand Words}
    Open-Minded Crafting Fun Challenges

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  3. Brenda "Disney Girl"July 9, 2014 at 1:36 AM

    Great cards Gals! I hated to miss this one.

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