Challenge #43 Monochromatic Green 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 #43 is Monochromatic Green.  Let's see your green!!

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

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Here is a little inspiration from our design team for challenge #43 to get you started. All of the sample projects feature ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Jan
All the shamrocks on the tree are made from ribbon which was die-cut into shamrock shapes!

Cheryl

outside of card

inside of card

Gloria

Cheryl

Misty

Judy

Bonnie

Emily

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Now, let's see your Green 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 second $10 gift certificate to Really Reasonable Ribbon. How cool is that!!! We will be announcing the winners on March 15th.

Here's what you need to do:

* Create a new project using the posted theme. A layout, card, ATC, home decor item, hair bow, 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 RRR43) and link it here with the Inlinkz tool below. Please provide a direct link to your post, not an entire blog.

* You have until March 12th at 11:59 PM Eastern time to enter your projects.

Thanks so much for playing and good luck.

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