Anything Goes at 3 Girl JAM

It's Challenge time at 3 Girl JAM again.

Anything Goes for this challenge.

My grandson and I made a card for Opa.

This handsome little zombie is Philly from Saturated Canary.

Bryce picked him out so that we could make this cute card.

We used Blue 3 Girl JAM crinkle ribbon.

The sentiment is from Crafty Sprouts "Totally Witchin" stamp set.

After Bryce read it he kept sneeking up on me acting like he was going to trip me and then ran away yelling,

"The Zombies won't eat ME cause they have you." lol

Our sponsor for this challenge is...

The winner will receive 2 digis from Saturated Canary, a 3 Girl JAM crinkle ribbon bundle and a guest design spot on a future challenge.

Link up your projects over on the 3 Girl JAM Challenge blog.

Be sure to check out all the new 3 Girl JAM goodies in the store.

Flair Blog Buttons

Seasons Crinkle Ribbon

Burlap Trim

Getting Cricky DT post

Yeah today is my Getting Cricky DT post.

We are showcasing K Andrew Designs

"Even More Food for Thought"

stamp set.

I am getting sad because my time as a Design Team member is coming to a close. Only 1 month and it will be over but I am having as much fun as possible while it lasts. If you would like to become a member of Kristal's amazing design team there is still time to apply. Just click HERE to find out all the details.

I have been making lunchbox notes for the grands all summer so that I would be ahead of the game when school started. I can not believe that the kids are going back to school in just 2 weeks. It feels like summer just started and already it is over.

Here are 6 tags for my grandson. They were so fast and fun to make. I can write a message on the back and he can use it as a bookmark as well.

Mistletoe and Harvest Orange crinkle ribbon

Goblin Green and Sunflower crinkle ribbon

Ice Blue and Blue crinkle ribbon

All crinkle ribbon is from 3 Girl JAM

Peachy Keen Stamps Faceless Fruit and Simple Simon stamp sets.

and of course all the sentiments are from K Andrew Designs "Even More Food for Thought"