Greetings, 'Fetti Fans and happy September!
A new month brings a new SYS challenge and we think that you're going to love this one!
Some things to note about this challenge...
There will be a new Stock Your Stash challenge posted on the Reverse Confetti blog on the 1st of each month.
The SYS link list will be open from the 1st until noon CST on the 29th of the month. Click the "Play Along..." button on our sidebar to go current link list post.
Reverse Confetti stamps and/or Confetti Cuts are required to win. This is a way we get to thank our customers for using our stamps. Anyone is welcome to play, though!
You may enter as many times as you wish. You must use new cards/post to enter and back dated entries will be thrown out - the idea is to break out those stamps and dies and create something new.
Use #SYSChallenge when playing along with this challenge.
There will be a random winner selected each month and that person will receive a $20 gift certificate to the Reverse Confetti store. The winner of challenge will be posted on the Reverse Confetti blog at the end of the month.
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And now some fun inspiration from our DT members...
Hello! It's spooky season and a brand new month. That means there's a new theme for the Stock Your Stash Challenge. I have a spooktacular Halloween card to share.
I used a good mix of products. You know I love how all the RC products mix and match. It all started with the Layered Boo Confetti cuts. I cut it from black card stock and then got busy with all the other elements.
I pulled out two Halloween sets, Boo Day and Halloween Gnomes.
I used distress inks to make a festive ink blending backdrop for the scene. I then used some dark grey cardstock cut from the Oval Window Cover Panel.
Thanks for stopping by today. We hope you'll come play along with the SYS Challenge!
Stampy Hugs, Lisa
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Hello! Tricia here with you today to share a slimline Halloween card with some Distress Oxide blending. I used Boo Day along with Spooktacular stamp sets. I stamped my images out and then colored with Copic markers. I love how the ghosts look like they are glowing! I used the matching Boo Day and Spooktacular Confetti Cuts to die cut the images out.
To make the background, I ink blended with Distress Oxides inks in Black Soot, Villainous Potion, Shaded Lilac and Antique Linen. I masked off the moon and then used some of Villainous Potion and Shaded Lilac to creep in a shadow on the moon. I then splattered the background with white paint. I added to a slimline panel and then added a strip of black cardstock.
For the sentiment, I used the Trick Or Treat Confetti Cuts and ink blended with Distress Oxides in Carved Pumpkin, Crackling Campfire and Mustard Seed. I backed the cardstock with some Stick It Adhesive and then die cut with the Trick or Treat Confetti Cuts. I added some Nuvo Crystal Glaze to the sentiment. It can get a little messy. I used a small needle to try to spread to the edges.
I then started to adhere my images to the card popping some up with foam tape and others were adhered directly to the card panel. For my bats, I recently saw Nichol Spohr color up bats and used some similar colors to make them glow in the moonlight! I added some crystal sequins to finish it off!
Come play along with the Stock Your Stash Challenge! Be sure to tag your card using #SYSChallenge Have a great day!
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Ok, now it's your turn to play along for a chance to win!
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To create my tag, I diecut orange cardstock with the 
I adhered my colored image to the tag with foam squares and added some ribbons and strings to the tag. I diecut the white tag with the 
I created this fun gift box with the 
I backed the diecut panel with vellum so that I could make the top a shaker. After placing a bunch of sequins in the center of my box top, I sealed them in place with the frame. If you recreate this, I suggest ading adhesive around the opening so that the sequins stay behind the window and don't get lost behind the frame.
Using the 
