DRUM ROLL PLEASE!!!!!!

AND THE WINNER IS......................................................

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Pam and Presley said...

AWESOME! I absolutely LOVE this card, the colors the black vine going all around the card and the beautiful vintage Halloween scene.

Thank you so much for sharing

Pam

pamandrandy@gmail.com

October 8, 2010 5:49 PM

Pam and Presley said...

I also wanted to thank CMIT and all your designers for a great blog shop I had a lot of fun and thank you for a chance to win an AWESOME prize of the gorgeous

flowers I am a flower NUT!!!

Thank you

Pam

pamandpresley

October 8, 2010 5:54 PM


We would like to congratulate Pam on winning this wonderful bag of Prima's, Pam if you could please email your name and address privately to stampnterre@cox.net I will have your wonderful prize sent out, the design team would like to thank everyone who participated in our first of many blog hops and a special thanks to Teresa at Creating Everlasting Memories for her generous donation of the HUGE bag of Prima's.
DON'T FORGET ABOUT WHAT WE ARE PLANNING ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12th RIGHT HERE

Creative News Flash No 2….…………


ATC Tuesday – Second Tuesday of Each Month


WHAT IS “ATC” TUESDAY???

Here’s the buzz…..The CMIT/CEM Design Team (Creating Memories In Time/Creating Everlasting Memories) will create ATC Trading Cards and publish them on the CMIT Blog (http://cmitonlineblog.blogspot.com/) for everyone to see, we will provide instructions, and material list to duplicate the created ATC’s. We encourage you, our viewers, to play along. All you need to do is send us your very own ATC creation. Our design team will choose a winner, and a NICE prize will be sent to the “creative” person for each months competition. The first ATC Tuesday will be October 12th, email all submissions to stampnterre@cox.net . Please provide your name, blog information (if you have one), and email address.


WHAT IS AN “ATC”???

ATC stands for Artistic Trading Cards….they are the size of a baseball card (2.5” x 3.5"}, come in many themes and people trade them as though they are trading cards. For our first ATC Tuesday you can choose any theme you like, from time to time I will publish a theme to be used so you can join in the ATC fun.