Challenge #20 - One For the Boys Theme

Hello everyone! It's time for a new challenge here at Really Reasonable Ribbon. Please scroll down to the next post for the winners of the last challenge.

The theme for Challenge #20 is 'One for the Boys'.

Create a card, layout, multi media piece, tag, ATC, you name it. Just be sure to follow the theme above and use ribbon, lace or trim somewhere on your project.

We are thrilled to have Dustin Pike from Doodle Dragon Studios as our sponsor for this challenge.

Doodle Dragon Studios is offering a $5 gift certificate to their website to one randomly selected challenge participant.

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Here is a little inspiration from our design team for challenge #20 to get you started. All of the sample projects include digital images from Doodle Dragon Studios and ribbon and trims are from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Kerri

Aphra

Cheryl

Trudy

Connie

Lelia from the DDS DT

Kerri from the DDS DT

Kerri from the DDS DT

Charlotte from the DDS DT

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Now, let's see your 'One for the Boys' creations! The winner will receive a $10 gift certificate to Really Reasonable Ribbon . We will also be drawing a random winner from all the entries to win a $5 gift certificate to Doodle Dragon Studios. How cool is that!!! We will be announcing the winners on April 1st.

Here's what you need to do:

* Create a new project using the posted theme. A layout, card, ATC, home decor item or anything your can think of.

* You may enter as many times as you like, but you're asked to provide newly designed projects. No back-linking please.

* All projects must also include some sort of ribbon/lace/trim.

* Post your project on your blog or an online gallery (using code RRR20) and link it here with the Inlinkz tool below. Please provide a direct link to your post, not an entire blog.

* You have until 3/30/11 at 11:59 PM Eastern time to enter your projects.

Thanks so much for playing and good luck.

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