Entry #27 was sent in by Joy Rumble from New Zealand:

Joy created a quirky masculine wedding card using a King and Jack playing cards.
The card base is white cardstock which was sponged lightly with black ink. The black cardstock has been embossed with a "Diamonds in the Rough" Cuttlebug embossing folder, then heat embossed using Versamark inkpad and clear embossing powder
Joy cut the King & Jack in half, tore some of the edges, and inked the cards and edges with Sepia ink. The verse is written in white gel pen onto black cardstock and stuck on before positioning the King and Jack which are both mounted with 3D tape.
The wedding rings is a clear stamp from Fiskars, and the Crown stamp was stamped with Fluid Chalk, Yellow Orchre, then rubbed over with Versamark ink and clear embossing powder. To finish, Joy added 3 diamantes on the crown, and at the bottom of the card.
Joy loved this challenge so much, she even sent in another card that she created to inspire you all:

Love that Jack in the Box stamp! What a cool idea for a card for someone named Jack!
Next up we have this ATC that was sent in by Jeanie Callaghan from the USA:

Jeanie has used a playing card as her base, and added collage pictures and a heart stamp to finish her design.
Great work ladies!
Not long now until the new challenge is posted - anyone going to have a guess on what the next theme might be? ;)
~Sarah~
4 comments:
these two are cool
I do hope you recive a few more would be great to break the record
so many wonderful entrys this month will be hard for you to choose the winners this month
Great idea for a future groom`s card...& the ATC is very cute, thank you ladies.
As for guessing the new theme...maybe some Art Dolls/Paper Dolls? Oh well, whatever it is I`m sure it will be fun :)
OK here's my first entry to your blog site!
http://feelslikehomeleesa.blogspot.com/2009/07/inkurable-stampers-july-challenge.html
Hope you like it.
I wonder if we broke the record?
Great projects ladies.
As for next month...I've given up trying to guess what is going on in your devious mind Sarah!
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