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October Calendar Girls HOp and SBC Winner

Welcome!!! Before I show you my cards, I have my winner for the Scrapbook Blessings Club Blog Hop and Launch Party...
  Sher Brown http://patternsbysher.blogspot.com/ 

To see if you won too, head over the Scrapbook Blessings Club to see the list of hop and Facebook group winners!!!  Also we have the current Triple Time Stamp challenge going on sponsored by Scrapping for Less.
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Now onto this awesome Blog Hop!!!!

Welcome to our October Calendar Girls' Blog Hop. It’s absolutely amazing when you do a Google search the interesting facts you may find. Such a find is special and unique occasions throughout the year!!! These unique holidays are our inspiration. As Neil Sedaka sang in his song "Calendar Girls" - "Romeo and Juliet on Halloween!!"
Our hop begins today with the lovely and super talented Lynne aka Her Craftiness which may be found at http://slasewcraftiness.blogspot.com/. The entire line-up is available just in case you get bogged down with all the holidaze and craziness as you won't want to miss a single calendar event!!!! 

Here are my days....
5 - World Card Making Day - Sandy
 I wanted a basic design for Card Making day. To celebrate, I used everything new for the is card! My new Expression 2 Cricut machine, new Cricut Jel Pens, New flower punch, New scallop dot punch!!! I was so excited to play with all my new tools. PS. I used Fancy Frames cart for my scroll background and instead of cutting it out I used the pens to draw it.

9 - Fire Prevention Day- Sandy
I just love these images. They are from Create a Critter 2, each cut at 2". The sentiment are single letters that I stamped with white pigment ink.

19 - Sweetest Day- Sandy
This is a 5x7 card. I used Sweethearts Cricut Cartridge for this card.  You can't tell but the little heart is all glittered up!

21 - Count Your Buttons Day - Sandy
This is a simple card.  I used Kate's ABCs for this card, cut at 2.5.  I used dot paper and added the black dots to make them look like buttons.

And Last but not least...
30 - National Candy Corn Day - Sandy
This image was cut from Smiley Cards, a Gypsy upload.  Can you tell I don't eat these kinds of candies?!?!  Do you know what my goof is?  If you don't, then I'm not telling, lol!!!

Those are my 5 cards for this month, see you in November for Calendar Girls.

We are offering some fabulous blog candy to 2 lucky winners - 

Just comment and give some bloggie love to each of the Calendar Girls. For our blog candy, Lynne is offering a personalized mug mat monogrammed with your first initial. Please, don't forget to comment on all blogs along with leaving your email address that we may contact the winner. You get to chose either fall colors or Halloween.
Also, Lynne is offering a breast cancer awareness bracelet to one lucky winner.

Your next stop along the way of the calendar is Janet. Thanks for stopping by and mark your calendar again next month to see what Holidays to Celebrate on November 9, 2013, for the next Calendar Girls Blog Hop!

In case, you get lost along the way with all the craziness of the holidaze, here's the complete line-up to follow along with the streamers, cards, lay-outs and super creativity of the marvelous Calendar Girls:

Comments

  1. I love your cards and all the details! I'm a new follower. nclights7@yahoo.com

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  2. What a fun blog hop! Bet you're loving the E2. Such fun to have new toys!! Great cards! ~ Marilyn

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  3. Such cute cards! I can't pick a favorite! I know your oops with the candy corn, but I won't say a word! LOL Great job!

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  4. Fabulous cards ---
    I love your creativity - you are truly amazing. its always a pleasure hopping with you!!!
    much love,hugs, and friendship
    Lynne

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  5. Your first card is very pretty and your other cards are very cute. You did a great job on them all.

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  6. They are just so beautiful. Love your choice of colors. Those images on the second card are too cute. Fabulous cards.

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  7. Ohhhh my you really outdid yourself. So many fabulous creation. Love how you have used all your new stuff ;o) And that shoe card is just fabulous.

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  8. Sandy all your cards are amazing.. I love your candy corn... I love your little dog.. he is one of my fav's also.. looks like you have the way of your new E2...
    Laura D.

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  9. Great cards! As always, you've given me some ideas. I need to crank up the Cricut!

    Richelle

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  10. That's alotta cards and great work!

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