Feb 062019
 

Ah… February. Here in Maine we are finally noticing that there is still a tad of daylight left at 5pm. What a beautiful thing! And this week we have also had some unusually warm temperatures too. It was almost 60 degrees in my neck of the woods yesterday. What?! Of course it won’t last and winter is far from over here, but it sure was nice to have a sunny day with a touch of spring in the air.

With the start of a new month, it’s time to start a new round of challenges. As usual we’re kicking things off with one of our Designer’s Choice Challenges. This month RI Rock Star, Heather Mills is hosting and has chosen the theme Pink and/or Red. Sounds perfect as February always leans heavily on hearts and love anyway, right? We hope you will play along!

Here’s the great card that Heather created to get everyone started.


“DCC26” creation by Heather Mills.
Visit Heather’s blog

So a few days ago Heather shared her creation with her fellow Rock Stars and asked them all to stamp up something using the colors pink and/or red. Check out all the awesome creations they came up with to inspire you this week!


“DCC26” creation by Shirley Hotop.
Visit Shirley’s blog


“DCC26” creations by Joy Hadden.
Visit Joy’s blog


“DCC26” creation by Laurie Unger.
Visit Laurie’s blog


“DCC26” creations by Cheri Weston.
Visit Cheri’s blog


“DCC26” creation by Esther Asbury.
Visit Esther’s blog


“DCC26” creations by Donna Thielker.
Visit Donna’s blog

And now it’s your turn. Here are all the details…
1. Stamp up something using the colors pink and/or red. And remember, your creation does not have to be made with Repeat Impressions stamps, but if you would like to include our designs we would reeeally love to see them! 😀 Plus, there’s an added bonus… you will get an additional entry in our random.org drawing for using our stamps in your submissions!
2. Post your DCC creation on your blog or online gallery and be sure to reference Repeat Impressions DCC26 ~ Use Pink and/or Red. Then link it here with the inlinkz widget below. (Please provide a direct link to your post, not the entire blog.)
3. Submissions will be accepted until Tuesday, March 5th at 5PM EST.
4. On February 13th we will introduce a new challenge to play along with and after all our February challenges wrap up we’ll announce our winner for the month the first week in March. One lucky person will win a $25 Repeat Impressions Gift Certificate!

Today we’re also announcing the winner of our January challenges. A big thank you to all of you who participated last month. We loved checking out all your creations and always appreciate your kind comments too! As usual, we let random.org select the lucky recipient of our $25 Gift Certificate. So without further ado… this time that person is… KT Fit Kitty. Congratulations and happy shopping! Please leave a comment on this post and I will contact you with your certificate info.

Thanks so much for dropping by today. We hope you’ve found lots to inspire you and look forward to seeing your challenge creation linked here very soon. And please be sure to stop by again on Monday. RI Rock Star, Shirley Hotop will be sharing a creation and her Pick of the Week stamps will be available to you at 20% off.

Until then… happy stamping!

Wendy
Repeat Impressions

  3 Responses to “DCC26 ~ Use Pink and/or Red”

  1. Yay! Thank you so much for the win! I don’t have any of your stamps so I am super excited! Your new challenge looks like fun and I love all the inspiration cards made by your team! Pink and red are two of my favorite colors! Hope to be back to play along soon! Very happy about winning!

  2. Forgot to add my email address: fitkitty1 at gmail dot com

    Thank you!!!!

  3. Congratulations to my crafty kitty friend, Kitty!!! YAY!!! I know this will be an encouragement to her.

    Lovely inspiration cards by the team and fun seasonal theme colors!! Thank you for a fun challenge!!
    <3 J

    jwoolbright at gmail dot com
    HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com

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