Season's Tweeting

 Hello,

It's Cindy here sharing another Interactive card for this month's challenge.

This card features the Lawn Fawn Magic Iris Camera Add-On, and the Lawn Fawn Magic Iris Camera Pull Tab Add-On.  The other stamp, die, and stencil used are Lawn Fawn Winter Birds, and Snow Flurries Background.

Here's how it look when tab is pulled.

It's so fun!  I hope you'd join in our challenge this November: Interactive Card.  Not sure what it means, here's quick explanation:

An interactive card incorporates moving parts, hidden panels, or sensory elements that require the recipient to pull, slide, spin, or open the card in a special way to reveal a surprise. 

The challenge prize is $25 gift card to Lawn Fawn, our November sponsor.

If you do use social media, please tag us #diecutdivaschallengeblog.

October Reveal for Pink and Main

 The Reveal of our winner for

Pink and Main

Prize: $25 from our wonderful sponsor

The Winner of the Die Cut Divas' challenge is #21, Deanne.

 Winner:  Be sure to contact Die Cut Divas at thedcdivas@gmail.com so we may send your email address to our sponsor.

The Die Cut Divas' favorites follow:

Linda loved the bouquet shaped card by #10 LeslieT!

Michelle loves this Gothic window card by #33 Angelnorth-

 

Cindy thought #14 Inkami's pumpkin shape card really cute.

Sue N loved #8 - Carrie Sheridan's shaped card. The rocker shape is a super fun one.

Arlene saw so many wonderful cards and thought #35, Leslie made such a lovely cup with that beautiful paper and flower sleave.

Everyone made such wonderful entries. Thank you all
for entering our challenge.

Let's See What November and Lawn Fawn do

Lawn Fawn is our November Sponsor for November

Prize: $25 gift card from our wonderful sponsor 

The theme of the month is "Make it Interactive"

Cindy made a card using Lawn Fawn's Give It A Whirl.  

Here's the reveal:

Arlene made a Matchbook Card  and yes, it is interactive.  Just like a matchbook, the, the top  is held closed by the bottom tag on which "CHRISTMAS !" is  printed.

Below is the card opened.

Michelle made a shutter card-

 

 

and the inside-

 

  

 

Robbie created a fun winter card using Lawn Fawn's Swivel Surprise die 

 

     

and the inside

Annie used the Baaah Humbug stamp set and the Move on Over dies for her card.

 

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter

Pink and Main Challenge - Last Day to Enter the Challenge

 Welcome to Pink and Main as sponsors of

the October Die Cut Divas' Challenge.

The Prize is a $25 gift card

Our theme for October is Shaped Cards!  

We have included box cards in the Shaped Cards category.

Be sure to enter your project by 9:00 p.m. Pacific time tonight. 

Time for the Divas to share this last day of October.

Arlene is loving shaped cards and it looks like she added a cast of characters for some frosty fun. She has a another card on her blog.

It's also interactive. 

Sue N also created an envelope card using Pink & Main supplies. 

Check out her blog for details.

Linda did a scalloped oval shaped card using the same bears as Arlene!

Details & bonus on her blog HERE.

Thanks for visiting!

The Divas

Hug in a Mug

Hey crafty friends - Diva Linda here with inspiration for our October Challenge - Shaped Cards (no squares or rectangles).

We have the wonderful Pink & Main as our sponsor this month! They will present a $25 gift card to their store to our random winner, selected from eligible October 2026 entries.

Pink & Main Hug in a Mug (dies HERE)

Cozy Mug & Cozy Mug Add-on

It's pretty easy to make a mug-shaped card using a die! I simply put the left edge of the mug die just beyond the left fold of an A2 card. See details and a bonus card on my blog HERE.

Thanks for visiting & we hope to see you in the October gallery!

Linda & the Divas

Strawberry Wishes

 Hello,

It's Cindy here sharing another shape card.

This card created using Pink & Main Berry Pop Up Card Dies.

Pink & Main is October's sponsor, they are giving a $25 gift code to their store as challenge prize.

This month challenge theme is one of my favorites, Shaped Cards.  Create a cards with any shape but square nor rectangular, use die cuts and/or dry embossing, join in the fun!  We will accept 3D/box card as well.  So don't wait.  To link up, click the Monthly Challenge button on the right side bar.

See you in the challenge gallery!

The September Reveal

  The Reveal of our winner for
Art Impressions

Prize: $25 from our wonderful sponsor

The Winner of the Die Cut Divas' challenge is # 26, Bunny Hoyle.

 Winner:  Be sure to contact Die Cut Divas at thedcdivas@gmail.com so we may send your email address to our sponsor.

The Die Cut Divas' favorites follow:

Linda loved this pivot/flip card by #25 Carol G.

 

Michelle liked this fall beauty by # 7 Emma-

Cindy liked how Hansi #47 re-use a paper towel for her beautiful background on her card.

Arlene couldn't forget that cat and chose Denise Bryant  #48.

There were so many wonderful submissions.  It's always hard to choose a favorite.

The Die Cut Divas

October Welcomes Pink and Main Today

Welcome to Pink and Main as sponsors of
Die Cut Divas' Challenge.

The Prize is a $25 gift card

Our theme for October is Shaped Cards!  

We have included box cards in the Shaped Cards category.

The Divas are pleased to present cards made with
Pink & Main products.

Arlene has been busy with the Pink & Main Berry Pop Up Card Dies.  She has another example of this same wonderful pop up die set on her blog.

Michelle made a card for men who like trucks-

 

Cindy made her own hexagon card base.

  

Robbie used some chunky arch dies to make this adorable Christmas card.

Annie created an Oval Holiday scene

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter

The Last Day of our Art Impressions Month

 Art Impressions is our Sponsor for September

THEME: Recycle, re-use & repurpose. If we can't determine what you've recycled, re-used or repurposed, (Which we probably can't) PLEASE tell us what you've to meet the theme.

Prize: $25 from our wonderful sponsor

Be sure to enter your project by 9:00 p.m. Pacific time tonight. 

Arlene is in the mood for Snowmen and she used a paper bag from one of the stamp companies to use as a background.  She almost threw it out instead of re-using it.  She loves that snowman.

Linda die cut snowflakes from a paper towel box!

See details and a bonus HERE.

Sue N rescued a brown envelope from the recycle box to create the background for her card. For details, check out her foleysfriend blog, here

We hope to see you in the September gallery, if you haven't already maxed out at four entries! Remember to use a die cut &/or embossing folder with your recycled, reused or repurposed item. Thanks for stopping by!