Fancy Friday Challenge: Father's Day

Hey everyone! Are you ready for a new challenge and chance to win some great Fancy Pants products? With Father's Day next month we thought it would be fun to make this challenge all about celebrating Dads. Sound fun? Here is what you need to do to enter.

Create something for Father's Day. It could be a card, mini album, gift packaging, anything you choose. Make sure to use at least some Fancy Pants products when making your beautiful creation. Leave a comment on this blog post with your full name and a link to your project and you will be entered. It's that simple!

We will judge the projects and select one winner to receive a prize package. This winner will also have their creation featured on the blog. We will also randomly draw one winner from the remaining entries to receive a prize package.

*We will accept only one entry per person. If you won last month's challenge we ask that you not enter this one and wait to enter next months challenge. This contest is open to international entrants as well as U.S. Entries are due by midnight, Friday, June 5th. We will post the two winners on Monday, June 8th so be sure to check back then to see if you've won.

Good luck and have fun! We can't wait to see what awesome Fancy projects you will create! And just think, if you enter this contest you will be getting one of your Father's Day gifts made early!

Hey everyone! Are you ready for a new challenge and chance to win some great Fancy Pants products? With Father's Day next month we thought it would be fun to make this challenge all about celebrating Dads. Sound fun? Here is what you need to do to enter.

Create something for Father's Day. It could be a card, mini album, gift packaging, anything you choose. Make sure to use at least some Fancy Pants products when making your beautiful creation. Leave a comment on this blog post with your full name and a link to your project and you will be entered. It's that simple!

We will judge the projects and select one winner to receive a prize package. This winner will also have their creation featured on the blog. We will also randomly draw one winner from the remaining entries to receive a prize package.

*We will accept only one entry per person. If you won last month's challenge we ask that you not enter this one and wait to enter next months challenge. This contest is open to international entrants as well as U.S. Entries are due by midnight, Friday, June 5th. We will post the two winners on Monday, June 8th so be sure to check back then to see if you've won.

Good luck and have fun! We can't wait to see what awesome Fancy projects you will create! And just think, if you enter this contest you will be getting one of your Father's Day gifts made early!

Comments

[bravemomma]

Nice contest!
GOOD LUCK!!!

[Tina]

Good excuse to play with my favourite stamps and papers.
www.scrapdiva-tina.blogspot.com

[isabel]

hi
I create a card for father day with your beautiful felt !!!
http://www.casimages.com/img.php?i=090530112904677775.jpg

[Sandra]

hi there from germany!
I create a milestone wood-album for my dad:
http://scrapbook-zone.blogspot.com/2009/05/blog-post.html

[CindyP]

I made a tribute scrapbook page to my husband Thanking him for always being there for me and our three kids using the really fun Whimsy line and a few other random supplies.

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_drKkASrwwkY/SiHauhN6AWI/AAAAAAABAZs/aVAfLFgypoQ/s800/IMG_1229.JPG

[Emily W]

I created a card using Fancy Pants paper, chipboard, ribbon, rubons, and stamps. (Other supplies include Making memories letter stickers, swarovski gems, memento ink and PTI cardstock).

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f373/cfm7/other/fancypants.jpg

[Fleur]

I made this mini album for my husband I loved this manly line!
http://www.scrapbookstar.ca/gallery/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=11122&pos=0

[Katie]

Hiya,

I am still on the hunt for a Fathers day gift idea. I have a few thoughts floating about, but nothing major. I think I might have my greeting card just about sorted, so that's one thing I can tick off my to do list. Dad is always on his computer playing card games and puzzles, so I think I might try and send him an eCard this year. I spent ages on the net trying to find a site I liked and have come across a cool Fathers Day e-Card site which is free. I had never sent an eCard before, so I was glad this site made it really easy to choose and send a card. I was pleased to see a large range of Father’s Day cards too. There are loads of sites out there so it is definitely worth trying some out and seeing what you like.

[Dallas]

Love Fancy Pants papers!!
I created this layout with my girl & her Dad - the papers are so gorgeous!
http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/71/95489271_full.jpg

[Marix]

Hi! This is such a fun challenge and a great inspiration to start creating my LO for my Dad come father's day. Here's my LO using Kraft Kuts and Whimsy collection. Thanks!

http://scrappalific.blogspot.com/2009/06/hello-mojo.html

[Sophia Allison]

Finally got mine down...and really love how it turned out, the colours of the PP really appealed to me.

Thanks for the fun inspiration...and thanks for looking!

SOPHIA ALLISON
Durban, South Africa

http://sallison.blogspot.com/2009/06/fancy-pants-challenge-fathers-day.html

[gretchen]

i made a card using some fun Fancy Pants paper!

http://www.scrapinstyletv.com/portfolio/view_layout.php?layout_id=175024&user_id=35

[Amy Oxford]

I created a LO for my husband for Father's Day using the 'On A Whimsy' line. It was my first time working with these papers and I just fell completely in love with them! Thanks so much for this wonderful challenge!

Amy Oxford

http://www.scrapbook.com/galleries/263259/view/2182825/-1/0/1.html

[piradee]

hi - i decided to a layout to journal how i miss my father. thanks for the inspiration and challenge, it surely has been awhile, but things we never forget. thanks again.

piradee
http://piradee.blogspot.com/2009/06/dear-daddy.html

[Emily]

Hi- I did a card for father's day- here is the link:
http://www.scrapbook.com/galleries/398015/view/2183059/-1/0/1.html

Emily Higbee