The Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers Challenge Challenge #155 - B is for Booze

Well, well, well, it turns out Edna has her own Tiki Bar - who knew!

We've got us a little cross-over fun at the Sisterhood and Christmas Kickstart. The current challenge at Christmas Kickstart is Christmas Cheer AKA Alcohol, with the sistahs as guest elves for the month of March, while at The Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers it's B is for Booze! We sisters really do love our drink-related cardmaking fun.

I enjoyed working with this theme, and especially with this lovely image from a magazine which I paired with cheeky sentiments from MFT.

Both of these cards were made for friends.

I tried to photograph the Wink of Stella sparkle on this card, but as always it's proving a little illusive! 

The sistahs have created some hilariously snarky cards for this theme, and we have fabulous new teamies being inducted into The Sisterhood, so why not drop by and take a look!

Seize the Birthday Butterflies!

I needed a quick and simple birthday card, so decided to play along with one of my favourite challenges for a little inspiration.

I'm Seizing the Toppings by playing with this gorgeous set from Jane's Doodles - we could be talking obsession here people!

I attempted an ombre look to my card, but am not that pleased with the effect. It actually looks much better IRL. I think my inking skills AND my photography skills need a little attention!

I'm going to sit back and have a look through the Seize the Birthday gallery now before getting on with a few jobs. Hope your Monday is going well!

The Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers Challenge #118 - L is for Leaves

Suddenly, the trees by where I live have turned all 'season of mists and mellow fruitfulness'. Yes, autumn in all it's glory is upon us and so Edna and the sistahs are looking for your leafy creations for Challenge #118.

Sadly, my card is snark free yet again. My snarkiness seems to have gone AWOL... I hope it comes back very soon as I kinda feel like I've lost my superpower!

My card is a very simple one using a leftover 'negative' die cut and another 'iffy' background which I splattered with gold paint and tucked behind the die cut panel. This looks gorgeous IRL as it's so sparkly.

Please come and play along with us at SoSS and please bring your snark to the party as I need to get back in the snarky saddle and will welcome the inspiration.