Unity and Sun and Fun!

*** post no. 2 today!****

Please scroll down for my MFT WSC card!

It's the 15th of the month....

that means we've got another month-long challenge over on the

Unity challenge Blog.

This month, our theme is

Sun and Fun.

Take it and run with it.....

This is supposed to be fun, remember!

I put the A.Mazing

June KOM....all smiles

 to work again...

it is chuck full of FABBY

Summertime images.

I used the reverse print butterfly strips

(this layout was loosely based off last week's SCS sketch challenge)

and played up a HOT summer time color combo-

razzleberry, tangerine tango, and daffodil!

Check out the Unity Challenge Blog for all the details

and LOTS of inspiration!

The DT rocked it again!

Tomorrow's Hip Hop....see you back here, then.

Diving Right In....this month's TWEET Challenge.

Each month, Unity has a themed challenge for all of you! It even has it's own blog dedicated to it. You can fin that HERE! 

This month our Theme is

"You're so TWEET"

Use BIRDS on your project.

You can win some Unity CASH!!!

We are UPPING the ANTIE as they say...from NOW ON, the WINNER of the New Unity Challenge each month (Drawn Randomly) will win a $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE (to be used within 30 days and in one transaction, please!)

here's my birdie card. I used some lovely Melody Ross....All Worth It and Love Life.  The birds and sentiment are embossed, they really stand out IRL!
 

Come Play with Us.

There is NO LIMIT to how many times you can enter the challenge as the winners will be drawn at random.

HOWEVER, please link a new, never-before-seen creation (card, layout, 3D item, whatever!) with our IN LINKZ and we'll draw that RANDOM WINNER to be announced

during NEXT MONTH's CHALLENGE on May 15th!!!

(you have until May14th at 11:59pm CST to enter!)

And another new tid bit of info....we have a new way to do FWF, be sure to link up your project every week with the NEW MR. Linky. This should make it all very easy and streamlined! There will be two prizes given away-one to a participant and one for comments. See all the details on the Unity Blog.