Its time again for a new release and a new challenge over at Doodle Pantry. Laurie has again delivered a wonderful assortment of new images. Please do go over and take a look.
Laurie will be offering a special limited time BUNDLE with each release: Three of each new release product will be included in the bundle, so if you buy the special bundle you get those three item at approx. 25% off.
Bundles: 23% off this time
The bundle this time includes the super birdie colour and outlines, decadent desserts color & outlines, and the daffodil/sweetpeas (only has outlines)..
Please go to the new release site to see all the details and sets..here.
Challenge:
The challenge rules are as follows:
Stock the Pantry Challenge (DPSTP)
The theme for the DPSTP#1 challenge is 'Bursting with Buttons - use buttons on your project'.
Laurie will be offering a special limited time BUNDLE with each release: Three of each new release product will be included in the bundle, so if you buy the special bundle you get those three item at approx. 25% off.
Bundles: 23% off this time
The bundle this time includes the super birdie colour and outlines, decadent desserts color & outlines, and the daffodil/sweetpeas (only has outlines)..
Please go to the new release site to see all the details and sets..here.
Challenge:
The challenge rules are as follows:
Stock the Pantry Challenge (DPSTP)
- Open for 10 days
- Use a Doodle Pantry image
- THREE winners are chosen and each receive ONE Doodle Pantry image of their choice valued $3 or less
- Winner announced on the 1st of each month
The theme for the DPSTP#1 challenge is 'Bursting with Buttons - use buttons on your project'.
I chose the Daffodil from the Daffodil and Sweet Pea stamp set released April 20th,2011

The daffodil to me is a an early sign of spring, not as early as a crocus, but early. I also think of the daffodil as an Easter flower or the Easter lily ( althought they are not quite the same - Lilies are Lilium, daffodils are Narcissus), I made the card thinking of it as the Easter Lily...
Challenges entered:
The daffodil to me is a an early sign of spring, not as early as a crocus, but early. I also think of the daffodil as an Easter flower or the Easter lily ( althought they are not quite the same - Lilies are Lilium, daffodils are Narcissus), I made the card thinking of it as the Easter Lily...
Challenges entered:
Dream Valley Challenges: challenge # 5 Easter
Sparkles Forum Challenges: #9 Easter
The Crafty Pad Challenge #17: Easter or Spring
I Did it Creations: challenge #51 Happy Easter
Bows and Berries: Easter
Sparkles Forum Challenges: #9 Easter
The Crafty Pad Challenge #17: Easter or Spring
I Did it Creations: challenge #51 Happy Easter
Bows and Berries: Easter
Card Details:
Digital Stamp: Doodle pantry Daffodil and Sweet Pea stamp set
Die Cuts: the large yellow circle is from Marianne Designs as is the white flourish, all others are Spellbinders Nestabilities
Punch: The yellow flower is handmade from a Fiskars Punch (the two large pointed petals) and the smaller petals are from Marvy 1/2 " and 1" daisy punches. The branches are from two MS punches.
Note: I made the yellow strip border on the left hand side from a border punch I bought at Michaels, it has no brand on it. I punched one die on a strip of paper I had cut and then punched the other side by not lining them up to match but slightly off to give the zig zag pattern.
Markers: Prismacolors
Other: buttons from my Mother's old button collection and the doily from my stash
Speaking of buttons I left the button on the flower with no string as, well I forgot and it would have wrecked the flower to take it off and well.......:D
Daffodil: It is native to southern Europe but naturalized elsewhere.









