Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I brought out an ol’ favorite of mine and colored up Fancy Sunbonnet Thanksgiving rubber stamp from Little Miss Muffet Stamps. Mmmm, I can smell that turkey!

I’m so happy I was able to create a card and join in for today’s new Anything Goes challenge at Little Miss Muffet Stamps. For my project I’ve used the Fancy Sunbonnet Witch rubber stamp and created this fun Halloween card. The web ribbon and spider charms were from my stash.

Here’s an inspirational project for this week. On this project I’ve used Theodore’s Birthday rubber stamp from Little Miss Muffet Stamps. I had colored this image before (see it HERE) so I wanted to go with something different – to do that I used a different color pallet and colored the words differently. It’s so fun to see how a stamp can be changed by just using different colors. I think this will work well for a baby card too.

I’m pretending to be super-early for next year’s St. Patrick’s day instead of admitting that I was late again. LOL But I was in the mood for green and this stamp fit the bill. This is Theodore’s Shamrocks rubber stamp from Little Miss Muffet Stamps.  The background is Word Search Birthday Sentiments digital stamp also from Little Miss Muffet Stamps which was colored with Distress inks.

A new link challenge has opened up at Little Miss Muffet Challenges too. Come on over to add one of your projects from this week. We are saying farewell to a few guests and adding a few more for the next term.

I was inspired by the way Annabel colored Belated Birthday Snails with all the texture that I knew I had to try.  So I picked up Snail Mail rubber stamp by Little Miss Muffet Stamps.  However, instead of using pencils, I gave it a go with markers so my details isn’t as controlled.  But hay, he turned out okie dokie in my book.

I didn’t really have a good sentiment that I liked so I used the background decorative paper and wrote in my own. It’s a word search paper and I used a black pen to write in my sentiment and blue to circle it.  After all… I found it!

I found a tutorial online on how to make a paper quilt and thought it was awesome so I gave it a whirl and made one of my own.  I changed the focal point to include a stamp and sentiment but the quilt motif works perfectly with the Sunbonnet stamp. For this project, I used Sunbonnet Strawberry Watering Can rubber stamp from Little Miss Muffet Stamps.