Magnolia Down Under Challenge # 16

Hi, I'm back again with another MDUC entry - I'm sorry but I missed getting my card uploaded on Sunday as I've been busy making special family Birthday cards recently and was out all weekend.

For this week's challenge our team had to make a card using one of a few colour selections - I chose the Pink, Brown and Cream combination for my Tilda card.

I love this image of Tilda with the Tulips (my favourite flowers) and thought it would be perfect to use with these colours.

I used Chocolate Chip for the base card and Pink Pirouette for the embossed panel and for mounting the patterned paper.

The paper is from a retired Stampin' Up! Designer Series set called Au Chocolat which was in one of the Mini catalogues a long while ago. (I knew I should have bought more at the time - it's such beautiful paper !)

I embossed the pink panel with my Cuttlebug 'Swiss Dots' embossing folder and added some Cocoa and Pink foam flowers which I found in my collection. The colours matched the cardstock perfectly.

I stamped the greeting on white card and punched it out with an oval punch, mounting it on a larger oval in Chocolate Chip cardstock.

As always, Tilda was coloured using watercolour pencils and an aqua brush. I added some glitter to the tulips and the foam flowers for a bit of bling !

Some lovely pink gems were added to finish off the card.

SU Supplies -

Cardstock - Very Vanilla, Chocolate Chip, Pink Pirouette.

Stamps - Short and Sweet (for the greeting)

Ink - Chocolate Chip

Designer Series Papers - Au Chocolat (2007-2008)

Punches - Small and Large Ovals

Extras -

Foam flowers, adhesive gems, Cuttlebug 'Swiss Dots' embossing folder, Kindy Glitz - Crystalina.

I hope you will join our team this fortnight and add your creation to our MDUC site - here is the link. I'll be dropping in to see what beautiful cards you've all made.

If you haven't entered before then please, take the plunge and play along with us - it's so much fun and we all get so much inspiration from everyone else's cards.

You'll be amazed by the different ideas you can see here and there is sure to be more than a few cards to inspire you !

Well, drop by again soon to see what else I've made - I have a lovely treat in store for you.

A special Birthday card I made for a family member - got you intrigued ??

'Bye for now - thanks for stopping by.

Team Inspiration

Hi there,

I thought I had better check in again with some new cards.

Two weekends ago I met up with some Stampin' Up! girls in our team for a get-together at 'Princess' Kristy's place. We combined an afternoon of stamping and chatting with a Birthday celebration for Kristy.

Needless to say, due to the eating, drinking and merry making, we didn't get as much crafting done as we had planned though there was a lot of inspiration flowing around the room !

I stamped a lot of images ready for card making later on and picked up a lot of ideas from the other girls and I did actually make a card while I was there. (That's a plus for me !) LOL

I was trying out my new stamps and had brought along some assorted papers and ribbons to play with and came up with this design. Here is the card I made.

The main stamped image is from the Thoughts and Prayers set and I coloured it with markers. I used some papers from the DS Urban Garden set and mounted them onto Baha Breeze card and wrapped some blue taffeta ribbon around them before attaching them to the white base card.

I then stamped a greeting from the Best Yet - Hostess set on white card and punched it out with the Scallop Circle punch then sponged around the edge with Baha Breeze ink. I then mounted it with 3D foam dots and added a ribbon bow.

The inspiration for this card came from some of the beautiful cards Kristy had received from friends on the sad loss of her father recently. This stamp set has some beautiful images and greetings which are just perfect to use to let someone you love know that you are thinking of them.

When I got home, I felt inspired to make another two cards using the same set - so here they are.

I love this floral branch image and wanted to try a different colourway so used Cameo Coral, Creamy Caramel and Kiwi Kiss for this version.

I used paper from the DS Haiku set and punched one edge with the Scallop Border Punch and added a photo corner made with the Photo Corner punch. I added a gold brad to this corner and some glitter to the stamped flowers.

The Caramel taffeta ribbon matches the branch and photo corner and I added a small white flower with a gold brad centre for a more feminine touch. To balance the top of the card, I pierced a corner pattern on the top left hand side.

The third card I made was very simple in design using the tree image from this set. I wanted to make a card that would be suitable for either a male or female, conveying a simple message sent with love.

For this card I used some of the DS Haiku paper mounted onto Barely Banana card which was then attached to the white base card.

The tree image was again coloured with markers on white card which was mounted onto Close to Cocoa card and the greeting from this set was stamped onto white card, punched out with the large oval punch and edged in gold using a Krylon metallic pen. To keep in with the simplicity of this card, I just added 3 gold brads at the side.

This is such a versatile stamp set and I can see myself using it more often. It has greetings suitable for Sympathy and Get Well cards or just to let someone know that you care about them.

SU Supplies -

Cardstock - Whisper White, Baha Breeze, Cameo Coral, Kiwi Kiss, Creamy Caramel, Close to Cocoa, Barely Banana.

Stamp Sets - Thoughts and Prayers, Best Yet (Hostess Level 1).

Inks - Baha Breeze, Kiwi Kiss.

Markers - Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery, Old Olive, Cameo Coral, Creamy Caramel, Close to Cocoa.

Taffeta Ribbon - Bashful Blue, Creamy Caramel.

Designer Series Papers - Urban Garden, Haiku.

Punches - Scallop Circle, Scallop Border, Photo Corners, Large Oval.

Extras - Gold brads, Krylon gold leaf pen, white paper flower, Kindy Glitz - Crystalina.

It was a lovely day as we shared our ideas and much laughter - I had a lot of fun with Kristy, Kellie (who had stayed with Kristy for that weekend), Yvonne, Debbie and the other girls who came along that day - I think there were nine of us all together and the day just flew by so quickly.

We'll make up for it though when we all meet up again at our Stamp Camp at the end of July for a whole weekend of crafting fun - can't wait !!

Well, that's it for this post but don't go too far away as I have another two Posts to add as I've been busy making Birthday cards recently.

See you next time !

Magnolia Down Under Challenge # 15

Hello again,

I'm back with another entry for our Magnolia Down Under Challenge.

This week's theme is 'All about a Boy' so this is a chance for Edwin to star !

I wanted to make a bright and vibrant card as the only image I have of poor little Edwin is this one which looks a little serious. LOL

Whilst sorting through my many containers of patterned papers, I found this great one from Alison Ellis. It was one of a few in a range depicting images from Outer Space and was perfect for this card as most boys dream of rockets and spaceships and aspire to being astronauts !

Here is the card I made.

I layered the glittery paper onto white, blue and then red cardstock and cut out some of the Space images and attached them with 3D foam dots to the background paper.

I embossed a piece of red card and cut out a half circle for the 'planet' that Edwin is sitting on.

He and the planet were also attached to the paper with 3D foam dots.

To finish off the card, I printed out the Boy Zone greeting from my computer onto white card which was then punched out with an oval punch. This was adhered to a larger, embossed oval of red card and a silver frame was attached over the greeting with two silver brads.

As the paper and images already had glitter on them, I didn't need to do anything else to this card.

I think Edwin is having a wonderful time up there in space among the stars, watching all those rockets and spaceships whizzing by him!

Thanks for stopping by to see my latest MDUC entry - why not join in the fun and create your own entry ?

Go to the link above at Kellie Winnell's blog to view all the other entries from our Design Team members. We'll be checking on all the entries received in the next week so I hope to see yours there !

'Bye for now - see you again soon.

Workshop Projects

Hi there,

As I mentioned in my previous Post, I have been very busy lately with workshops and working at Craft Fairs plus other family commitments. I'd like to share some of my recent projects with you.

Here are some cards we made at two of my recent workshops.

The stamped image on this card is from the new Stampin' Up! - Pun Fun set which features 8 cute animals and greetings.

This little guy is actually a skunk hence the greeting 'I stink you're sweet'.

I stamped him in Chocolate Chip ink and coloured in the flower using markers from the Earth Elements colour family. The white stamped card was layered onto Chocolate Chip then onto the

Tangerine Tango base card.

I attached a strip of Haiku DS paper to a piece of Kiwi Kiss card which had been scallop-punched along one edge.

A strip of Old Olive grosgrain ribbon was then wound around one end (securing it at the back with some double-sided tape) and using another small piece of ribbon, I tied a knot around the centre of the ribbon strip.

The layered strip was then attached to the base card to complete the design.

This card is very easy to make for first-time stampers and it was a hit with all the girls.

Another card we made at each of the workshops was also suited to novice stampers.

This one features the new Fifth Avenue Floral set which is easy to use yet produces stunning results.

The base card for this one was Chocolate Chip and the floral images were stamped in Kiwi Kiss,

Baha Breeze and Chocolate Chip on Whisper White card.

The white stamped panel was then attached to the base card and a strip of co-ordinating Haiku DS paper was attached across the front of the card.

I then stamped a greeting onto white card using Baha Breeze ink and punched it out with the Square Scallop punch. Using a sponge and some Kiwi Kiss ink, I sponged around the scalloped edges of the greeting to co-ordinate with the paper strip and the flowers on the central panel.

This card can then be jazzed up a little with self-adhesive pearls or rhinestones if you want to give it a more elegant touch. I have also at times, used glitter on the flower centres when making this card for personal friends.

The beautiful images of this set make it very easy to create simple yet elegant and stunning cards.

I was also working on the Stampin' Up! stand at the recent Picture to Page craft show held in Burwood, Victoria and designed this liitle Matchbook Tea Bag Holder for my 'Make and Take' project.

I offered a few variations so that customers could choose the colour of their choice. It's a simple design of a piece of cardstock which has a scalloped border punched at one end and the card is then scored close to the scalloped edge and again near the centre of the card.

The card is then folded at each of the scored lines, a staple is inserted close to the bottom fold and the top fold then tucks under the scalloped edge, holding the cover in place.

The front of the matchbook was stamped in two colours using the leafy branch from the Fresh Cuts stamp set and a strip of co-ordinating DS paper was attached across the centre.

Using the Best Yet Hostess set, I stamped a greeting on white card and after punching it out with the Square Scallop punch, layered it onto a square of coloured card which was then attached over the paper strip with 3D foam dots.

I slipped a tea bag into the holder and closed the cover to hold it in place (no glue needed). This little project proved to be a hit with the customers who visited our stand and as a treat, I offered them a choice of flavoured teas to put into their finished tea-bag holders.

This is a simple gift item which can be used with tea-bags or individually wrapped After Dinner Mints or Chocolate squares if you prefer. It can be slipped into a greeting card or attached to a wrapped present as a little 'surprise gift' or you can place them around the table for your dinner guests which is sure to be a talking point!

I demonstrated this project at a recent workshop and the ladies there liked it so much that they made a couple of versions each to take home with them. As most of them had never stamped before, the design was easy enough for them to make and after their first tentative steps at stamping, they were away!

It was lovely to see the proud looks of accomplishment on their faces when they had completed this project and the floral card - that's what is so satisfying about being a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, sharing ideas with others and watching them enjoy themselves as they discover their 'hidden talents' which just need a little help and guidance to emerge !

I also brought along a matching set of 3D items to showcase our new DS papers.

This little handbag and Post-It Note holder were easy to make and would make a sweet little gift for someone - I actually made one of these note holders for my workshop hostess as part of a Thank You gift.

I used Baha Breeze cardstock and some of the new DS papers from the Urban Garden set.

The paper strip on the note holder was punched with our new Eyelet Border punch and I added some self-adhesive pearls to 'dress up' this little set. The bag closure is a small velcro dot cut in half and each piece attached to the cardstock under the flap.

The bag is roomy enough to fit in a small gift - e.g. lollies, chocolates, earrings or other small item of jewellery, miniature bottle of perfume, etc.

If you like the paper designs on these projects, check out our catalogue to see the whole range on offer.

We have 14 different sets to choose from plus another 8 sets of monochrome Designer Prints in 8 different colours which co-ordinate with our cardstock, inks, markers and ribbons so there is bound to be something there to suit everyone's taste but beware, these gorgeous papers are addictive and once you buy one or two sets, you'll find yourself wanting them all !!

Well that's it for another Post - come by again soon to see my next creations.

Thanks for visiting - see you next time.

I'm Back - My Latest Magnolia Down Under entries

Hi everyone,

Sorry I haven't posted in awhile but I have been very busy since Convention and like many others, have found myself 'running behind' with lots of projects and chores.


In the last month I have been working at the Picture to Page craft fair, had a few workshops,
attended a few family functions and generally been 'chasing my tail'............

(Most of you will know what I mean.)


Here are my recent Magnolia Down Under Challenge entries - I missed one week but will hopefully be on track again from now on.


This first card was my Mother's Day entry.

I used my new Tilda stamp with the pretty green SU Designer Prints paper on SU Pretty in Pink and Pomegranate cardstock. The borders were made with the new SU Eyelet Border punch.

I had some pretty 'Art Deco' type floral paper and had a picture in my mind of Tilda sitting on
one of the flower stems so cut one of the stems out and played around with the layout until it was to my liking.

The pretty pink fabric flowers were added at the end to finish off this design.


The next week's theme was 'Thinking of You' but I missed getting in an entry for that one unfortunately.


Here is the card I made for the following week's theme - 'Butterflies'.

I had the perfect paper for this entry in my stash so used it as the background and added some glitter to the butterflies to jazz it up a little. Some green spotty paper was then embossed using a Cuttlebug embossing folder and one edge was cut using a wavy trimmer.

I love this image of Tilda running and thought it would fit this design nicely as I pictured her running through a field chasing the butterflies.

The pale yellow grosgrain ribbon matched one of the butterflies on the paper and I punched out a tag in matching SU cardstock - (Barely Banana) then cut out a smaller butterfly and placed it over the bow to give it a 3D effect.

Tilda looks like she's having a lot of fun with her winged friends !

Last week's theme was 'Under the Sea' and I thought I would have Tilda looking into an aquarium or watching sea creatures on TV.


Here is the design I came up with.

The paper I used is from an Alison Ellis range and I cut out some of the fish and attached them to 3D foam dots over the main background then put the paper behind some thin acetate to give the effect of the sea creatures being 'behind glass'.

I then stamped some sea ferns and shells around the frame and cut a scallop shell from the patterned paper and attached it in 3D in one corner.

This photo doesn't show the total effect very well as it looks much better in real life.

There is glitter on the sea creatures and the seaweed but if doesn't show up here unfortunately.


Now for my latest card for this week's theme - 'Moving to the Country'.


I used the SU "Lovely as a Tree' stamp for the background image and placed it behind a dark green frame which has been embossed though you can't really see this is the photo - pity about that.

I used the same Cuttlebug embossing folder to create the log that Tilda is sitting on.

The cute little hedgehog and the mushrooms were cut from some lovely paper I have which has different borders on it - I thought these two images would give this card a 'Country' feel.

They were attached to the frame using 3D foam dots.

I added the gingham paper for a little extra 'country' effect and created the scalloped border using the SU punch.

Finally to round off this card, I attached a layered photo corner (made with the SU Photo Corner punch) and added a matching green button to co-ordinate with the dark green frame.


Well that's it for this post - hope you like these creations.


I have more cards to add in my next post so come back in the next few days to see what I had demonstrated at my recent workshops.


Thanks for stopping by!


Hope to see you again soon.

CONVENTION - 2009 ! (HOORAY AT LAST!)

Hi everyone,

Well as you may have seen on everyone elses' blogs, we have just been to Canberra for this year's Stampin' Up! Australia / New Zealand Convention.

This was the second SU event that I have attended in the last 6 months and I had a ball! It was so exciting to be there and meet up with other demonstrators from Australia and New Zealand and get to know the ones I have met through comments on each other's blogs.

DAY 1 - Thursday 30th April -

I flew up to Canberra that morning with my upline Yvonne Campbell and some of the girls in our team, Debbie Pamment (my roommate at the hotel), Kellie Winnell and Kristy Young. There were also other demonstrators on our flight who were as hyped up as we all were and excitement was in the air!

(Debbie and I talked so much on the flight up that the guy sitting in front of us moved over to the other side of the plane to sit in a spare seat where he could enjoy some peace and quiet !) ROFL

Here is a photo of our hotel Crowne Plaza taken from the rooftop of the apartment block where Kerri Hunter was staying.

We dropped our luggage at the hotel and Yvonne, our upline, presented us with a gorgeous little gift bag and tag set which she had made as a personal gift for each of us. Isn't this just beautiful ?

(Needless to say, the chocolate didn't stay in this bag for very long ! ) LOL

Then we went sight-seeing through the streets near our hotel. We had lunch sitting outside a cafe in the beautiful sunshine - yes, Canberra put on some glorious weather just for us - everyday that we were there, we had lovely sunshine and only one foggy morning which was on the Friday. No cold weather there to spoil the event !

We then went to do some shopping for Wine and nibblies, we headed back to the hotel where we descended on Yvonne and Makeesha Byl and crowded together in their room along with about another 30-40 other girls who 'dropped by' when they heard we were in there.

(This photo is of Kellie Winnell and 'Princess' Kristy Young, members of our team from Victoria.)

We had so much fun, talking about the upcoming 3 days, swapping our cards with each other and just 'letting loose' - some of the girls spilled out into the hallway and the laughter and noise was enough to prompt one guest to peer out of her door to see what was going on!

I felt sorry for any guests in the neighbouring rooms who were trying to enjoy some peace and quiet because they weren't getting any !! LOL

DAY 2 - Friday 1st May -

Waking up to a foggy morning, we went for a brisk walk through town and had breakfast at a lovely cafe where the food and service were fantastic! (It was so good that Debbie and I went there again on Sat. morning for another wonderful refill !)

Then it was a quick walk to the Convention Centre just a few minutes away from our hotel where we checked in and received our Stampin' Up! carry bag with lots of goodies inside!

Two free stamp sets, a copy of our new catalogue, Convention workbook, lanyard, badges, lip balm, etc. Here is a photo of the lovely bag and the items we found inside.

We met up with Robyn Clarke (another member of our team who had driven up with her husband) and we attended a general session in the main hall where Shelli Gardner, CEO and founder of Stampin' Up! welcomed us and thanked us all for attending and also for joining her company.

Shelli is such a beautiful woman - so warm and friendly and accessible to everyone. I had the privilege to meet with her for a quick chat and a few photos between sessions that morning and enjoyed every minute of it.

This is the photo with Debbie Pamment (my roomie) on the left, Shelli, myself and Robyn Clarke on the right. What a buzz it was to meet Shelli and actually chat with her !!

The rest of the day was spent attending seminars and workshops run by other demonstrators from Australia, New Zealand and the United States and it was a great experience - I certainly learnt so much from each of them and came out of each session feeling very inspired and eager to try out new things that I had learnt once I had returned home.

We also had a chance to buy some lovely Stampin' Up! souvenirs in the Memento Mall upstairs.

I bought quite a few things to take home to remind myself of this fantastic weekend - a lovely pink drink bottle, a note pad block, an umbrella with our Fifth Avenue Florals on it, a cute keyring calculator, some pens and the great keyring book of our Designer Paper swatches which is such a great idea.

Congratulations to the person who thought of that idea - it will come in very handy at workshops to show my customers what fantastic papers we have available this year!

After lunch in one of the rooms at the centre and another seminar, we were able to sit down and try out our new stamps making some of the lovely projects in the kits we were given. It was great to get stuck into the thing we all love best - stamping !!

That night groups of demonstrators went out to dinner at the various restaurants nearby in the city and our team ended up at the Pancake Parlour where we had a nice meal and some great fun though we were feeling a little tired after such a long but exciting day.

Soon it was time for some well deserved sleep back at the hotel andto get ready for the next day's activities though some of us didn't really sleep that much - too much fun, (wine) and excitement !

DAY 3 - Saturday 2nd May -

Another day of learning new ideas, techniques and gaining inspiration from the presenters and jotting down notes about some of the lovely cards, 3D items and scrapbook pages which these demonstrators shared with us, lunch in the Convention centre again then a final session before we went back to our hotels to relax and get ready for dinner and the Awards presentations that night.

Dinner in the huge dining room was wonderful - we were all dressed up in our evening best (lots of glitter and beautiful ladies in that room) and there was a small group of musicians playing in the background as we ate our lovely meal and we had a brief time to catch up with each other again before heading over to the main hall for the Awards ceremony.

Here is a photo of our table - the flower arrangements were just beautiful and the food was wonderful - thinly sliced barbeque pork and crispy noodle salad for Entree, chicken in a delicious creamy sauce with seasonal vegetables for our Main course and for Dessert, we were treated to individual citrus tarts with blueberrries, strawberries and a lovely drizzle of berry sauce.

(Wish you were there with us ???)

Here are some photos of the girls in our group on the night - don't we look fabulous ??

From L to R - Debbie Pamment, myself, Kellie Winnell and our lovely upline, Yvonne Campbell.

This photo is of Robyn Clarke standing with me before we sat down to dinner.

Kellie and Yvonne looking very glamorous !

We also met up again with Makeesha Byl (Yvonne's room-mate) - she is so gorgeous! We had so much fun with her that night and also on our first night when we were all in her room doing our swaps - she's a hoot to be with!

Here are some lovely photos of Keesh with our girls -

Debbie with Keesh.

Keesh with Robyn,

and a photo of myself with Keesh.

After dinner we went over to the main theatre for the Awards Presentations.

Our upline Yvonne made the walk up the stairs and across the stage so many times, winning lots of awards and receiving flowers, stamp sets and other beautiful gifts - one of them being a fabulous bracelet from Tiffanys, her eyes sparkled like the bracelet for the rest of the night !!

Her prizes were well deserved as she has worked so hard during the last 12 months holding workshops, team get-togethers and building up her team of new recruits - Congratulations Yvonne, think of us all when you're in Noosa later this year enjoying your Incentive Trip prize :-)

DAY 4 - Sunday 3rd May -

Well, after finally catching up on some sleep, Convention was over and we were about to head back to our homes later that day.

We shared our final breakfast together in the hotel restaurant and talked about all the events of the past few days and pledging to start saving money now towards next year's Convention which will be held in Sydney in May 2010.

Feeling happy but weary, we grabbed our luggage again and headed out to the airport where we boarded our flights home. I know we'll all have fond memories of those wonderful days spent together making new friends and enjoying ourselves and we're looking forward to repeating the experience next year.

If you have enjoyed reading this Post and looking at the photos of the great time we had, now is the perfect time to join our Stampin' Up! family and you too could be sharing in the fun next year.

For this month only, we have a fantastic offer - you can join up for only $150 instead of the usual $324 !! We are offering a Scrapbooking Starter Kit with stamps, papers, ink pads, cardstock and other items if you decide to sign up.

As the joining fee is heavily reduced for the month of May, we have also reduced the items in the Starter Kit but you won't miss out on any of the benefits offered to new Demonstrators.

You will still receive an extra 10% discount on top of your usual discount for the very first order you place after joining as well as all other regular discounts and promotional specials.

What a fantastic offer - if you have ever considered becoming a Demonstrator with Stampin' Up! then now is the perfect time to do it and save money at the same time!

Contact me now by phone or email (see my details at the right of my blog) to take advantage of this great Starter Kit special.

Not sure about signing up ? Please get in touch with me and I will be happy to answer any questions you may have about becoming a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator.

We welcome all types of Demonstrators -

The Hobbyist - (join up just to buy your own supplies at a discount and maybe sell to one or two of your friends)

The Part-time Demonstrator - (hold workshops at odd times of the week / month that suit you)

The Occasional Demonstrator - (work for short periods of time during the year to coincide with your family's holidays and lifestyle)

The Full-Time Demonstrator - (make Stampin' Up! your career - enjoy working at a job where you spend your days doing what you love best - stamping !)


I'd love to hear from you so don't wait any longer - take the plunge and join my team and you'll start to enjoy all the fun that I'm having too!

Well, that's it for another day - please drop in again soon to see what I've been up to.

Have a great day - keep stamping :-)

Magnolia Down Under Challenge # 9

Hello again,

I'm back with another card for the MDUC - this particular week's theme was 'Spot the Dots' and I couldn't resist using this beautiful Stampin' Up! paper. It was from the Designer Series - Spring Fling set which has now been retired but I just love the pretty 'girly' colours and patterns in this set.


** Please excuse the lateness of this Post but I had been having trouble with my computer in the last week or so and have only now rectified the problem (well I hope I have anyway), so I am playing catch-up with my posting!



For this card I embossed the striped paper with my Cuttlebug - Swiss Dots embossing folder, cut the pink polka dot paper with a wavy cutter and mounted the two pieces over the embossed panel.

I then punched out the circular motifs on the SU paper and attached them along the curved edge of the dotty paper. Using another embossing folder with Swirls, I embossed a Yellow Polka Dot
circle of paper to form the 'ball' which Tilda is sitting on.

A few flowers, a rub-on greeting and some lovely pink gems were added and then my water-coloured Tilda was perched on the ball to finish off this creation.


I hope you like it - I had a lot of fun making this card!


Why don't you join in the fun each week along with us at Magnolia Down Under Challenges - follow this link to place your entry.


Hope to see you there ! Come back again soon to see my latest creations - 'bye for now :-)