Christmas Time Challenge

This week's Digital Tuesday Challenge is called Christmas Time. Now that Thanksgiving is approaching its time to start thinking about those Christmas cards you'll need to get started on.

The sponsor this week is My Grafico. Feel free to stop by the My Grafico shop to see what is new in store. They have a HUGE variety of digi's to choose from and some freebies too. Remember to use a digital element on your project.

I decided to make a Christmas gift tag for my project. I used one of my favorite Christmas images from Pixie Dust Studio. It's called Santa Surprise. Of course there are some new images that are just as adorable. I only took a quick look because I don't need the temptation right now *LOL*

Digital Tuesday Challenge

It can't get any easier than this week's Digital Tuesday Challenge. You've probably guessed it but this week's challenge is anything goes. Of course you still need to use a digital element on your project to participate. How easy is that?

This week's sponsor will be awarding the winner with 7 digital images. Yep, you heard right 7 of them. I'm sure you are curious to see who the sponsor is aren't you?

This week's sponsor is Bugagboo Digi Stamps. I know you've heard of them, if not you are in for a real treat. Check out Bugaboo Digi Stamps to see what you have been missing or just to take a look around. I have my eye on several digi's.

For my project I used the Birthday Monster - Sign image. Isn't it adorable?

Digital Tuesday Challenge

This week we are asking you to go Cute and Cuddly for the Digital Tuesday Challenge. So think cute and cuddly and get busy.

We have a great sponsor for this week's challenge: Spesch Designer Stamps and they are giving away 3 digi's to this week's winner. I know which three images I'd choose. Be sure to head on over to see what our sponsor has to offer. You won't be disappointed. Remember that you must use a digital element to your project to be in the running.

I decided to use the Birdie in Love image for my project from Spesch Stamps.

Here's a close-up of the image: