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Rubber Stamping Challenges

Rubber stamping challenge websites are sites where a design element or layout is presented and rubber stamp, scrapbooking and card artists can submit their designs to compete for prizes. Join in the fun by submitting your own work or be inspired by the creativity of other rubber stampers.

As an added bonus, all the website owners have included their favorite rubber stamping tips .
 

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Great Rubber Stamping Challenges Websites


Friday Sketchers
Be inspired and join in the fun in this weekly design challenge. Every week a basic card layout is provided and card artists are invited to show off their skills. Visit to view the great work of the participating card artists or join in the fun by submitting your own work. Friday Sketchers Blog was formed by a group of rubber stampers and many of the design prizes are from rubber stamp and paper craft companies.
http://fridaysketchersblog.blogspot.com/
(Clicks: 5; Link added: Nov 6, 2009)
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Rubber Stamping Challenges Crafty Tip

Sketch out your design before you start assembling your card. When dealing with elements that may be irreplaceable it's much better to take the time and plan out your design rather than risk damaging something that can't be recreated or replaced.



Roses on Paper Challenge Blog
Two great rubber stamp companies, Roses on Paper and Belles' and Whistles offer rubber stampers a creative challenge on this weekly challenge blog. New rubber stamping challenges are posted each Monday and winners are announced two weeks later with all entries due on the day before the winner is chosen.
http://ropchallenge.blogspot.com
(Clicks: 4; Link added: Nov 9, 2009)
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Rubber Stamping Challenges Crafty Tip

When entering a rubber stamp challenge, be sure to read the rules carefully. Many require that a particular brand of stamp or even a specific rubber stamp model be incorporated into the entry.



Papertake Weekly
With a new challenge posted every Tuesday night, our rubber stamping challenge blog offers a sketch each week for inspiration and allows submissions to be in the form of cards, LO's, altered art, ATC's etc. Come join in the fun and win great prizes from one of our great paper crafts sponsors.
http://papertakeweekly.blogspot.com
(Clicks: 7; Link added: Nov 12, 2009)
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Rubber Stamping Challenges Crafty Tip

When attaching ribbon to a card, the best thing to use is a cheap and cheerful glue stick ie Pritt. Dab it along the back of the ribbon and then adhere to your card. You wont get any lumps or lines and it lies nice and flat.
 
Owners of a Cricut machine or a die cut machine with letter dies can make a great alternative to chipboard letters but just cutting 5 or 6 letters out of thin card and sticking them together






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