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AUGUST Blog Hop Autumn Fun Day 3

Welcome to MFP 
AUGUST Blog Hop
 Autumn Fun
There are some changes to our Blog Hop and  we hope you will be pleased with them. Be sure to look over the changes before hopping along.
Blog Hop guidelines can be found  HERE

Commenting and doing the tutorials will end sooner.
There will be prizes given for commenting and for doing the tutorials. Each winner will be chosen by Random.Org. Large stamp set for commenting. Mini stamp set for doing the tutorial,  and everyone doing the tutorials will  earn a Tutorial Badge. 
Now to the HOP!
Join us each day, Aug. 23 - 26, for some 
AUTUMN FUN! 
You will have until Friday, 3pm CT, Aug. 26th to comment and do the tutorials.

Tutorials
         1. Layered Embellishment by Gail  
2. Window Tent Card by Kren

NOW...
Let's get started HOPPING !!
Hi everyone, I am excited to have some Autumn Fun... even more, I want the weather!!!!! Bring on the bonfires, sweaters, and everything pumpkin, lol.
Day Three!

Did you know there are 100 different background tutorials over at MFPSpeedy TV?!?!?!  This glitter one was featured this month during the weekly blog challenges.

I didn't have double sided tape so I used a glue pen and placed the stripes and dots down randomly.  A very easy way to get some sparkle.

So check out the great tutorial over at MFPSpeedy TV, especially if your stuck for ideas!



This is the stamp set I used, .
 You can find it HERE .
http://mfpstampshop.com/products/copy-of-flower-blocks-stamp-set-cb1bf7b7-11eb-4bb9-9256-02c0185cf398

Here's the Design Team
MFP Stamp Shop 

Prizes and badge winners will be announced

on Sat. Aug. 27th.
BLOG HOP GUIDELINES AND RULES FOUND HERE! (Be sure to read)
Prize for Commenting is "BIG TREES"
 Big Trees stamp set
Prize for doing one of the tutorials is the mini stamp set "From The Woods " 
MFP Tutorial Badge awarded just for trying one of the tutorials.

Enjoy the Hop. Come back each day to be  inspired! Get to work on the tutorials and show  us what you make by Aug. 26, 3pm CT  and don't forget to be commenting! Come back  on Aug. 27th to see if you are a winner!!




We hope your enjoyed today's project. If you have a questions or suggestions, please leave it in the comments. Also, we invite you to join our Facebook groups: Scrapbook Blessings Club for more fun, games, inspiration, tips and techniques and YouTube Crafters.
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 Thank you for stopping by and have a blessed day!

Comments

  1. The way you popped up your turkey image is great. Guess I should start thinking about what we will do for the Thanksgiving Holiday this year, huh?

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  2. Great glitter background. I love the way you colored the turkey. It really added dimension to his tail feathers.

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  3. That's a cool glittery background! Way to make do with what you have!

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  4. Love that chubby turkey! Another set to put on the wish list. TFS!

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  5. This card put a smile on my face - super!

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  6. Your turkey is great and the sentiment is ideal! Nice colors too! hugs

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  7. What a fun card!!! And I love all the sparkle :) Hugs...Janie

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