February Challenge

Hello again, it came to my attention that I hadn't even put up the challenge cards for February, so I thought it was about time I put them here for you all to see.

February's challenge was a Bingo card. So you had 9 squares and each square had a technique or an embellishment in it. You had to choose 3 in a line and place those 3 things on your card. So you may have had for example, a stamp, pearls and a die cut...something like that.

The winner in the Beginner/Intermediate section was

Shirley

with this really cute Easter Egg card.

In the Advanced section

Maralene

was the winner with this lovely pink/grey/white combination.

Well done to both of you and congratulations on picking up your $20 voucher.

Also in the beginners section was this lovely card from Jean P.

Well done Jean.

In the Advanced section we also had these beauties...

Rhonda

Pat

Glenda M

Rhonda

Pat

Glenda M

Pat

Thanks girls for all your lovely entries.

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