I have recently fallen in love with Riley from
Hanna Stamps. I have received several different images of Riley through Wish RAK on SCS. I just placed my first order the other day to finally have some Rileys of my own. There are 14 Rileys heading to my house this week!
I was reading the
Hanna Stamp's forum on SCS and noticed that they had two challenges this month to win the new releases of Hanna sets. This just happens to work out good for me since I do not own any Hannas and did not order any this time around.
Here is my entry for
HSFBC1:

This challenge was to incorporate fabric into your card or patterned paper if you did not have any fabric. Since my first true "craft" love lies with quilting, I had plenty of fabric on hand. I received this image of
Fishing Riley this week and I could not wait to color him. I thought this card came out great.
Here is my entry for
HSFBC2:

This challenge was to make a card that was not square or rectangle. I received some Top Note die cuts from Wish RAK and someone cut two together to make a card. So I used Cat's Eye Chalk in Olive Pastel to dab onto the front of the card and the edges so it was not plain white. I figured that I could kill two birds with one stone and make a St. Patty's Day card for my friend Heather too, so I used
Clover Riley for this card.
Supplies for Fishing Riley Card:
Stamps: Hanna Stamps - Fishing Riley, JustRite Stampers Small Alphabet (to make sentiment)
Paper: PTI White, GP White, Basic Black
Ink: Archival Jet Black
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Blending Stumps, Baby Oil, Cuttlebug, Sliders Die, Ribbon, Sewing Machine
Supplies for Clover Riley Card:
Stamps: Hanna Stamps - Clover Riley, Papertry Ink - Mixed Messages (Sentiment)
Paper: SU White, GP White, Always Artichoke
Ink: Archival Jet Black, Cat's Eye Chalk - Olive Pastel
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Colorless Pencil, Cuttlebug, Oval Classic & Scalloped Nestabilities, SU Always Artichoke Ribbon, Gold Stickles