Here's what I came up with:
I used TAC's summertime boys and Apple Girls sets to stamp images of 4 kids. I also used my scalloped circle punch and circle punch for the markers for each of my kids. I colored each stamped image with my copic markers. I colored the "kids" to look like my kids. They thought it was cool of mom to color them like that. I even covered the scalloped circles with contact paper on the front and back and then re-punched them so the contact paper is scalloped the same as the circle (I wasn't going to hand cut all those scallops)
So, each day my kids switch the markers so that the kid that looks like them is on the list for their chores that day. The master list is typed up so that each day has the chores already divided up and ready to go (each grouping of chores is assigned a letter from A-D). Then all the kids have to do is find the coordinating detailed "list" with the right letter on it, and move their kid marker on it for the day.
The chart has worked very well and has made divying(sp?) up housework a much easier task for mom. Does it stop the whining you may ask?!?!?!? Well, nothing is that good! LOL!!! There's still the occasional grumble, but the kids also like knowing what's expected of them for the day instead of being "surprised".
Well, I hope this makes sense to you as you read it. I kind of struggled with the wording a little bit.
Have a great day and be inspired to Stamp something today.
Happy Stamping!

The card was done the same way, but used TAC's Thank U set instead of where the picture went on the scrapbook page.
This little guy was the winner of the creatively colored creations category. He was supposed to be pictured filled with Bubble bath accessories (lotion, bath salts, etc), but they didn't make it to the picture. Oh well, he's just as cute empty. This is a little basket/box that I've been making quite regularly around here lately. I got the idea for one of my parties. We put scalloped circle punches on the front and back. I think you can find the template online as a nestabilities box or something like that. Well, I loved making the box so much, I adapted it for the holidays. I put a smaller scalloped circle on the front and back so the box stands on it's own and used the little bear set from TAC (the one pictured below) to create a scene of a bear drinking cocoa. Then I filled the basket/box with hot cocoa fixings and gave them as gifts for the holidays. I'll have to find a picture of one of them if I still have one floating around. (this idea is the one I built off of to create my "mug" that I shared with you last time).
So the little bear (which I LOVE to make a polar bear by just shading around him with gray marker or colored pencil is taking a bath. How cute it that? A polar bear taking a hot bath. LOL!!! Then I used liquid applique and my heat gun to create cool 3D bubbles for his bath. I also used versamagic ink and my embossing powder to make the swirls in the background a little 3D as well. I had a lot of fun creating this guy. I was very excited when I won.

Well, that's it for today. Stay tuned to my blog for more contest entries pictures and other projects that I will be stamping. I hope I inspired you to pick up your stamps today.
Happy Stamping!

Don't forget our current Stamp of the Month. Take this 
What's better than anything with brown and blue on it. Plus add a little "folksy" feel to it!
Kind of a Fall/Halloween type sample.
Box with 3 Hershey miniatures in it. Each miniature has a Sketched scroll stamp adorning the front.
I hope they inspire you to go and create something with paper today! 

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