JACKSON DIGITAL EXPRESSIONS BLOG HOP

Hello and Thanks to everyone participating in the Hop!!  We had a resignation from our team and I have had to jump in and fill that spot in the hop.  So, if you think you have seen this project before, you have.  I did not have time to make a new card,  and our new DT member is not on board yet, so I hope I can be forgiven for not having a new project here!    My Mystery letter is "J". 

The Hop - How to Play

Follow the path to each DT member's blog. Make sure you leave a comment on each and that you FIND the MYSTERY LETTER. Hint: The Mystery Letter is the basis of each project. It could be the color, the shape, (i.e. If the letter assigned is "B", then the DT may have been told to use "Brads or Beads" in the design. After you complete the hop, return to JDE and leave a comment that includes the MYSTERY WORDS. Each DT member will have a random drawing and award a prize to some lucky visitor to their blog, and, we will have A GRAND PRIZE drawing  for those who collect all the letters and correctly Identify the Mystery Words. Here's another Hint: "Like Mary Mary drop the M Mo ary and that's the only rule that is contrary!"

Grand Prize - Ten (10) Copic Sketch Markers
Custom Digi from Robert Jackson
$15.00 Oozak Gift Certificate

Consolation prizes (3) - Gift Certificate for A Custom Digi by Robert Jackson

The hop ends at 11:59 pm on Sunday, April 15th. So, I bet you're ready to start hopping?!?
Your first stop is RJ - Thrifty Crafter Dude
JoAnn
Lawren
Francine
Joyce
Trish
           Chana <==== You are here

Your next stop is=====>Kathi

Berni

Katya

Lesia

DeNetra

Lisa

Chauntelle

Pamela

Kim

Princess

Sheila

Enjoy the hop!  I look forward to seeing all of your wonderful work in our Challenge!

PROM NIGHT!!

Image by Stamp-N-Doodle

We have a wonderful challenge over at Stamp-N-Doodle.  I am posting late, but you still have time to enter your project.  The Theme is use Bold,Bright Colors.  I had already colored this image, so I added the yellow base panel and added yellow to her bow and wrist corsage (which were originally a different color).  I embossed the silver panel with a cuttlebug embossing folder and I added a few prima roses. The skirt of this dress was colored by using a glaze made with silver liquid pearls and Hampton Arts crystal glitter.

I think this image appealed to me because it speaks to a time, so very long ago, when girls actually did dress like this for the prom.  I wish young people still had something to look forward to after age Seventeen!