I chose to use Fancy Sunbonnet Patriotic Flag rubber stamp and to color the flag to match the pattern paper rather than a country flag.  It decorative paper is actually fabric tape that I was playing with and using the blank flag this way made it easy for me to tie it all together.  I’m waiting for someone to color a big yellow smilie face.  LOL

I kept the rest of it simple, however, I would have liked to had the chance to sew around the layers.  Unfortunately, the needle in my sewing machine broke.  Boo hoo!  Ah, well, that’s a good excuse to head on over to the craft store.  Oh’yeah!

There’s a new challenge at Little Miss Muffet Stamps, Challenge #144, which is Anything Goes.  Come show us one of your latest projects! 

This is Skelekinz No Sunshine rubber stamp from Little Miss Muffet Stamps.  Even though she is colored with vibrant colors, I wanted to make a gloomy card so I selected drab colors for the card base.  If you look, my daughter helped me color it too … that’s the extra white gel pen on the umbrella.  LOL

There is a new challenge opening up at LMMS – Anything Goes.  For this, I created a project using Skelekinz Miss You rubber stamp from Little Miss Muffet Stamps.  Along with the challenge is a DT Call for LMMS.  If you are interested in being on the team, make sure to see those details.   

Most of the items on here were bonus supplies from an order received from Lawn Fawn – twine, sequins, and the green/gray paper.  All I added was the stamp, neutral paper (and die), colors and glue.  Simple and easy.  I wouldn’t normally use these colors but I enjoyed how it turned out.  Surprise to me!

I love birdhouses and I love the sunbonnet images, so this is the perfect combination.  For this project I wanted to keep it simple.  I used the Party Banner metal die and Fancy Sunbonnet Winter Birdhouse rubber stamp from Little Miss Muffet Stamps.  I chose some paper from a Christmas stack I had in my stash which matched great with the birds on the image.  Lucky me that I colored the birds red!  LOL.  I hope you enjoy and thanks for stopping by this week.  🙂

This may not fit the theme but this is my Thanksgiving card this year.  Say what?  LOL.  I know, I know what you are thinking but it but it really is.  Last Thanksgiving, I was involved in a German project with my sister.  So this card is to give thanks for the great time we had together! 

This is Fancy Sunbonnet Flag from Little Miss Muffet Stamps and I colored the flag to look like the German flag.  I hope one day I can speak Germany fluently.  However, until then, I’ll have to settle for telling you my name, favorite color and what the weather is like. 

There is a new challenge at Little Miss Muffet Stamps this week and the theme is all about being thankful.  That theme can encompass thank you cards, giving thanks, blessings, Thanksgiving and so on.  In addition, due to the recent atrocities in Paris, France, the theme was extended to cards of support too. 

I chose to create a card using Fancy Sunbonnet Patriotic Flag which worked perfectly.  The flag is blank, for the purpose of customization, so I colored it to resemble the French flag.  The colors for the rest of the project, of course, are set to follow suit – blue, white and red. 

I have a small selection of international sentiments – most of them are German, French or Spanish.  I selected a French sentiment, GROS {CÂLINS} that translates to BIG {HUGS}.

I ordered some blue knitting/crochet markers from Marika recently and wanted to use one.  I attached an Eiffel Tower charm and then clipped it onto my project.  Here’s a detailed view . . .