Showing posts with label Lunar New Year Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lunar New Year Challenge. Show all posts

Monday, October 6, 2025

Lunar New Year Challenge | October Inspiration


Welcome blog friends. Today I am sharing more inspiration to you for the new challenge for October. There are four sponsors, so that means 4 changes to win. Need inspiration make sure to follow the Lunar New Year Challenge blog and see all the amazing inspiration from the design team. 

Fall is around the corner which means it is time for the Mid-Autumn Festival. Time to celebrate. 

Today I have created a card using sponsor Concord & 9th:

Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

On an A2 panel stencil the Cottage Charm stencil using fall colors you love and then adhere that panel to your card using liquid glue.

Die cut the leaves from the Our House die set using fall colors or you can just create your wreath in all green. Your choice. 

Adhere your leaves in the form of a wreath in the center of your card. 

Die cut a lantern and adhere it to the center of your wreath. 

Die cut the banner and stamp Celebrate in the center and then adhere to the center of your wreath. 


Just a bit of die cutting and only one stamp to create a colorful fall card. 


Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our October Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on October 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on October 31, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the November Challenge. 


When sharing your challenge entries on social media, feel free to save this badge and post it along with your project. Please tag us @lunarnewyearchallenge on Instagram and use the hashtag #lunarnewyearchallenge so everyone can find and be inspired by all your amazing projects!

Thank you so much for stopping by.

Saturday, September 6, 2025

Lunar New Year Challenge | September


Happy September blog friends.. Today I am on the Lunar New Year Challenge blog and I am sharing inspiration using Sponsor Lawn Fawn.... 

So many fun cards that you can create for this challenge. Just read the rules (listed below) to see what qualifies. There are 4 prizes up for grabs and all you have to do is link up HERE for a chance to win. 


Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

Ink blend in the center lightly some orange ink. 

Die cut the Lawn Fawn Zesty Lemon dies on orange cardstock. Yes you can use this for an orange too. Die cut 8 total and adhere them to the center of the card at an angle. trim off access. 

Die cut the little flowers on white cardstock and the center on pink. Adhere the pieces together using liquid glue and add them to the card here and there. 

Finishing with the sentiment from the Happy Happy Happy add-on stamp set, stamped in black ink on white cardstock. Die cut the Happy with the coordinating dies and the new year, trim down or use a die.  Adhere the sentiment to the card. 


A very simple card using one die set and one stamp set. Now it is your turn... link up for a chance to win. 
 

Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our September Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on September 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on September 30, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the October Challenge. 

Thank you for stopping by.
Have a sweet day. 

Wednesday, August 6, 2025

Lunar New Year Challenge | August Challenge | Altenew Inspiration


Happy August blog friends...  Today I am on the Lunar New Year Challenge blog and I am creating with Altenew. There are four sponsors which means four amazing prizes to be won. yippee.

Today's card was created using Altenew:


Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

Cut and A2 panel on watercolor paper and emboss the Tangerine Grove embossing folder. I use watercolor paper because I love the thickness of the paper and how deep the embossing looks. 

Use the coordinating Tangerine Grove coloring stencils to add color to the image. I used Altenew inks (Mid Yellow, Coral Berry, Hunter Green, Just Green and Olive)

Adhere your panel to your card base using liquid glue. 

Stamp the sentiment from the Tangerine Grove stamp set on white cardstock using black ink. Trim around the sentiment, add some foam tape to the back and adhere to the card. 


A very simple card and really let the stencils do all the hard work. 

More inspiration all month long... make sure to follow and to link up. 
 

Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our August Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on August 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on August 31, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the June Challenge.

Thank you for stopping by.

Sunday, July 6, 2025

Lunar New Year Challenge | July Inspiration


Welcome blog friends...  Today I am on the Lunar New Year Challenge blog, I hope to inspire you today to link up your New Year cards. There are four amazing prizes up for grabs, but you have to link up for a chance to win one of them. Link up HERE

Today I am creating with one of the Sponsors: Catherine Pooler

Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

Cut three strips of red cardstock measuring 3/4 inches and 2 strips of yellow cardstock measuring 1/2 inch. 

Adhere the strips using liquid glue at an angle and rotating the colors, leaving a white space between each color. I wanted my strips to be closer the bottom so I started with the last one. How ever you adhere yours it will look amazing. 

Die cut the Round of New Year large die on black cardstock twice and adhere them together and adhere them to the card. Make sure you can see the Happy New Year in the white space at the top. 

Die cut the Round of New Year smaller die on yellow cardstock twice and adhere together. This gives the sentiments a little dimension. 

Die cut a 2 1/2 circle and adhere the yellow sentiment to the circle. Trim off access. Now add some foam tape to the back of the circle and adhere it to the center of the Larger New Year circle. 

Stamp out one of the champagne bottles from the This Calls for Champagne stamp set, die cut or trim down and add some foam tape to the back and adhere it to the card. 

Die cut the 2025 from the Sizzix Catherine Pooler Folk Numbers on gold cardstock and adhere to the card. 

To finish I sprinkled a little gold here and there. 


Lots of die cutting but super easy to create. 
I hope you are inspired and ready to link up. 

Thank you so much for stopping by.


Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our July Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on July 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on July 31, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the June Challenge. 

Friday, June 6, 2025

June | Lunar New Year Challenge


Happy day crafty friends. Today I am sharing a simple but fun card using one of Lunar New Year Challenge amazing sponsors Altenew. There are four prizes up for grabs and Altenew is one of them. All you have to do is link up HERE.  Please check rules and guidelines for entering. 




Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

Cut an A2 panel on orange cardstock and adhere it to the card base using liquid glue.

Cut a panel 4 x 5 1/4 and stamp the Altenew Roaming Pandas stamp set using black ink.  I started in the middle and then stamped the other two on top and bottom.

Stamp the sentiment directly onto the panel under the center panel using black ink. 

Adhere this stamped panel to the card using liquid glue. 

Finishing with a small strip of black and white paper adhered to the bottom of the sentiment. 


Super simple, but don't you just love those adorable panda's? 

Make sure to link up HERE for a chance to win one of four prizes.


Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.


Our June Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on June 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on June 30, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the June Challenge.

Tuesday, May 6, 2025

May Lunar New Year Challenge...


Welcome blog friends.. Today I am sharing a little inspiration for the May Lunar New Year Challenge. It is a new month and that means a new challenge with 4 prizes up for grabs. 

Trinity Stamps is one of this month's sponsors.  I am creating with Trinity Stamps:


Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

On a white A2 panel stencil the Layered Fireworks stencil. You can use the entire stencil or choose one design like I did and cover your panel with it using red, pink and yellow inks. 

Add a yellow sequins to the center of each firework using liquid glue.

Adhere your panel to your card base using liquid glue or a tape runner.

Stamp out this adorable Party Snake and color using your favorite medium. Die cut it out and add some foam tape to the back and adhere it to the center of your card. 

Stamp out the sentiment on white cardstock using black ink and adhere it to the card using foam tape. 

To finish I gave the balloons a little polka dot action here and there using a white gel pen. 


I very simple and colorful card, just in time for a fun celebration. 


Make sure and link up your cards HERE for a chance to win one of these amazing prizes. 

Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our May Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on May 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on May 31, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the June Challenge. 

When sharing your challenge entries on social media, feel free to save this badge and post it along with your project. Please tag us @lunarnewyearchallenge on Instagram and use the hashtag #lunarnewyearchallenge so everyone can find and be inspired by all your amazing projects!

Thank you so much for stopping by.
Happy Crafting.

Sunday, April 6, 2025

Lunar New Year Challenge | April Inspiration


YAY! it is April and time for another fun Lunar New Year Challenge.
Four amazing Sponsors, four amazing prizes.


Today I am sharing some inspiration from one of the awesome sponsors Altenew.
This card can be used for a Birthday or for just telling someone they are amazing. 

I have created this card using Altenew:


Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

On one of the Altenew Watercolor Papers, watercolor the entire panel using yellow, orange and red. Use the Altenew Watercolor Brushes for a smooth blending. Set aside and make sure to let dry completely before die cutting the Halftone Cover Plate. 

On another sheet of the Watercolor Paper stamp these pretty flowers from the Flowering Dogwood stamp set. Make sure to use an ink that is made for watercoloring. We do not want the ink to smudge. 

Watercolor the flowers using the Altenew Watercolors 36 Pan Set. Lots of colors to choose from, so use whatever colors make you happy. I am a pink and orange kind of gal. I watercolored the flowers using the Altenew Brushes, they are round and sure do make watercoloring easy. 

I did not have the coordinating die so I did a little fussy cutting after the image was completely dry. 

Add some foam tape to the back and adhere it to your card. 

Stamp this pretty sentiment from the Tangerine Grove stamp set on white cardstock using black ink. Trim down and add it to your card using foam tape. 

To finishing I mixed a little gold with water and sprinkled the card for a little sparkle. Make sure to let dry completely before handling. 


Thank you for stopping by.
Have a crafty fun day and don't forget to link up. 

Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our April Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on April 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on April 30, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the May Challenge. 

Thursday, March 6, 2025

March Lunar New Year Challenge | Lawn Fawn Inspiration


Happy March blog friends.
Come and join us for another fun Lunar New Year challenge, link up HERE.


Today I am creating with one of our sponsors Lawn Fawn. You can mix and match to create a fun scene. This card was created using Lawn Fawn:

Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

On a white panel stamp the money images directly onto the card in the middle at the bottom of the card. 

We are now going to have to create a mask for this image. Stamp on Masking Magic or whatever you own and then over your image that you stamped on the panel. 

Now we are ready to stamp on the right and left of the middle masked image. 

Remove mask and see how cool it is all connected. 

Color the money images with the Artistry by Altenew markers. (set's listed above)

Stamp two of the snakes from the LF Critters in the Desert on white cardstock using black ink. Color the images using the Artistry by Altenew markers. Now die cut the images using the coordinating dies. Adhere them to the card panel. 

Die cut the LUNAR from the LF Finley's 123's die set on gold cardstock and adhere to your panel using liquid glue.

Stamp the HAPPY sentiment from the LF Happy Happy Happy Add-On stamp set on white cardstock using black ink and die cut using the coordinating dies. Add some foam tape to the back and adhere it to the card panel.

Finishing with stamping New Year directly onto the card panel using black ink. You can place your sentiment anywhere on your card or follow my card for placement. 


Thank you so much for stopping by.

I hope that I have inspired you to link up.

Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our March Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on March 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on March 31, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the April Challenge. 

When sharing your challenge entries on social media, feel free to save this badge and post it along with your project. Please tag us @lunarnewyearchallenge on Instagram and use the hashtag #lunarnewyearchallenge so everyone can find and be inspired by all your amazing projects!

Thursday, February 6, 2025

Lunary New Year Challenge | February Inspiration


Welcome Blog friends..  today  I am sharing some Lunar New Year Challenge inspiration. Altenew is one of our amazing sponsors this month, so I am offering a little inspiration using Altenew:


Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

Cut a sea green cardstock A2 panel and adhere it to the base of your card.

Die cut all the Orange Blossom Dies on colored cardstock. Pick colors that coordinate with the images (oranges, white and greens)

Adhere all your oranges and leaves together and then crate your scene on your card base. Use liquid glue and foam tape when creating your scene. 

Finishing with stamping the sentiment from the Paint A Flower African Daisy Stamp Set directly onto the card using black ink. 


Don't you just love the orange tree branch? The Orange Blossom Die Set is very easy to piece together and fun to see the image come together. 

Thank you to all the amazing sponsors.

Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our February Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on February 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on February 28, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The three lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the March Challenge. 

Thank you for stopping by.

Make sure to check out the Altenew website HERE for lots of amazing products. 

Monday, January 6, 2025

January Lunar New Year Challenge...

Welcome everyone... Happy New Year and welcome to another fun year of the Lunar New Year Challenge. This year we have some new sponsors and today I am creating with one of them. 
Today I am offer you some inspiration from Concord & 9th. 

I have created this card using Concord & 9th:


Create card from white cardstock A2 size

Cut an olive cardstock panel A2 size and adhere it to the top of your card base using liquid glue.

Die cut the Concord & 9th: Paper Bouquet die set on colored cardstock. Pick colors that you love. When you have small dies like this these, this is a good time to use that those scrap pieces. 

Arrange your beautiful florals and adhere them in place. I used liquid glue and foam tape there and there. 

Adhere your bouquet to the center of the card using liquid glue. 

Die cut the banner from the Concord & 9th Our House die set on colored cardstock and stamp the sentiment also from the Our House collection using black ink. Adhere the banner to the bouquet. 


Can you believe how simple that was to create. This Paper Bouquet can be used for many occasions. We are celebrating the New Year, so there you go. 

You can really go wild with color. The possibilities are endless. 


Thank you so much for stopping by today.
I hope that I have inspired you to create and LINK UP HERE.

You can't win if you don't play.


Please read the Challenge Rules HERE. You must create a new 2025 Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year or Year of the Snake card (snake birthday and snake baby cards are welcome)! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

Our January Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on January 1, 2025 through 12:00pm EST on January 31, 2025. We would love to see you using products from our generous sponsors! The three lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the February Challenge. 

Friday, December 6, 2024

Lunar New Year Challenge | December Challenge

Welcome blog friends to another fun Lunar New Year Challenge. 
Every month there is a new challenge with four fabulous Sponsor giveaways. 
You can link up on the Lunar New Year Blog HERE

Now how about a little inspiration?


Today I am getting crafty with one of our amazing Sponsors Lawn Fawn. I have created my card using lawn Fawn:

Create card from white cardstock A2 size.

Cut an A2 panel on the Lawn Fawn Summertime Pint-size Patterns paper pack and adhere it to your card base using liquid glue. 

Die cut the Lawn Fawn: Lift the Flap Tree Background die on another piece of the Lawn Fawn Summertime paper and adhere it to your card base using liquid glue. 

Mix Copic Opaque and water together and splatter your card with lots of it. Make sure to let dry completely before handling. 

Stamp the dragons from the Little Dragon and Winter Dragon stamp sets on white cardstock and color them using your favorite medium. Die cut the images using the coordinating dies. Add them to your card using foam tape for dimension. 

Die cut the stars from the Snow Globe scene dies on the Lawn Fawn Summertime paper and adhere them to your card using foam tape. Add a little fine glitter to them for a little sparkle. 

Stamp the sentiment from the Winter Wavy Sayings on the Lawn Fawn Summertime paper using black ink and die cut using the Fancy Wavy Banners. Adhere to your card using foam tape. 


Make sure to follow the Lunar New Year blog for more inspiration and updates on each challenge. 

The rules are simple. You must create a new Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year, 2024 Dragon Birthday or 2025 Year of the Snake card! Multiple entries are allowed. Backlinking to an older project is strictly prohibited.

The December Lunar New Year Challenge will run from 12:00am EST on December 1, 2024 through 12:00pm EST on December 31, 2024. We would love to see you using products from our four generous sponsors! The four lucky winners will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and announced at the start of the January Challenge.

Please tag @lunarnewyearchallenge on Instagram and use the hashtag #lunarnewyearchallenge so everyone can find and be inspired by all your amazing projects! 


Thank you so much for stopping by.
Happy Crafting!