P. Kelly Smith
Welcome to Freebie Friday and Paper Crafts latest installment of I-Spy! Even though our festive November/December 2010 issue is on sale, let’s pay tribute to our September/October issue with this reader favorite trivia game.
If you’re a fan of text-themed product, then you’ll love today’s giveaway. Get ready because I’m picking three winners this time!
To begin, you’ll need a copy of our September/October 2010 issue. All questions will be related to this issue and this issue only.
September/October 2010 I-Spy Questions:
1. I spy a spooktacular wall display by librarian Ellen Agee Whitehead in our PC Connection column. Name the Paper Crafts designer Ellen based her design on?
2. I spy our Dear Go-to Gals column where Jessica Witty shows a card made from scraps. She actually hosts a regular challenge on this very topic and refers to it as her 10MSPC. What does 10MSPC stand for? (Click HERE to see this week’s 10MSPC!)
3. I spy an ad for our 2010 World Card Making Day Card Contest. Name the three bronze sponsors for this contest.
4. I spy Maren Benedict’s Batty 4 U Gift Bag in our PC 101 column. How many bats do you see on her gift bag? Look closely…
5. I spy our I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Halloween feature. In Carrie Lipovich’s Happy Haunting Card, she was able to prevent unwanted embossing powder from sticking to her project by doing what?
6. I spy our Fall for Fashion feature. What quote is stamped on AJ Otto’s School Days Card?
7. I spy our Make an Impression feature. How did Michelle Mathey get the look of letterpress in her Merci Card?
8. I spy our Reading Between the Lines feature. Teri Anderson’s Miss U Card features text that describes what type of food?
9. I spy our Tips, Tools, & Techniques column. In one of Tim Holtz’ ghoulish tags, he used a bingo folder to create the textured background. What number is directly above the highlighted “31″? (P.S. These cool tags will be making another appearance in a couple of weeks, so stay tuned!)
10. I spy our Simple Sentiments column. Who said, “Clothes make a statement. Costumes tell a story.” (Click HERE to download all of our September/October Simple Sentiments!)
Three random winners (who answer five or more questions correctly) will win a selection of text-themed product we feature in this issue’s Product Parade and Sweepstakes columns. (Just turn to pages 80-81 for a closer look!) To be eligible to win, please enter your answers in the comment field. All comments must be received by midnight (MDT) on Sunday, Oct. 17. Good luck!
Three winners will take home goodies from this fun prize package!
Happy Friday!
Kelly
P.S. Anyone remember our 2009 special issue, 225 Cards & Gifts? We had so much fun with it that we’re doing it again – only bigger! We’re currently accepting submissions for 225 Cards & Gifts, Vol. 2, and we want to see your ideas for card sets, gifts, gift card holders, gift wraps, food wraps and home decor. For more information on this call, please click HERE. The deadline is midnight (MDT) on Monday, Oct. 18, so don’t delay!
P.P.S. Since so many of you have been searching for The BOO! Poem Download, I added it as a link on the left side of the blog. Just look for the cute little ghost graphic under “Sentiments, Patterns & Downloads”. Happy Booing!
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 min scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft
4. 5
5. Rubbing a dryer sheet or waxed paper across cardstock first
6. The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
7. Using an embossing folder backwards
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
Thanks so much for a chance to win—great prize!
This is fun!! Thanks for the chance to win!!
#1 Celeste-Rockwood-Jones
#2 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
#3 Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft
#4 5 bats
#5 rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on your cardstock before you add ink or embossing powder
#6 The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
#7 using an embossing folder backwards
#8 French Food
#9 38
#10 Mason Cooley
Thanks for the fun hunt! So much fun.
1. Celeste Rockewood-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure arts, Pink Paislee and Provocraft
4. 5 but I think the ribbon looks like a bat too!
5. rubbing wax paper or a dryer sheet over the paper before adding ink
6. The influence of a great teacher can never be erased
7. by “de-bossing” instead of embossing
8. French food
9. 38
10 Mason cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Leisure Arts; Pink Paislee; Provo Craft;
4. 5- 6 if you count the bat-looking ribbon!
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on cardstock before applying ink and embossing powder.
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.”
7. She used an embossing folder backwards- or debossing
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5 bats
5. Rubbing a used dryer sheet or waxed paper over her cardstock
6. The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
7. By using an embossing folder backwards
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
1) Celeste Rockwood-Jones
french food
2) 10 min. scrap pile challenge
3) Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, provo craft
4) 5
5)Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on cardstock before applying ink and embossing powder
6) the influence of a good teacher can never be erased
7) she used an embossing folder backward (debossing)
9) 38
mason cooley
1–Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2–10 minute scrap pile challenge
3–Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft
4–5 or 6
5–Rub a used dryer sheet or waxed paper on card stock before applying ink and embossing powder
6–”The influence of a good teacher can never be erased”
7–She used an embossing folder backward
8–French food
9–38
10–Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5
5. Either rubbing a used dryer sheet or wax paper on the cardstock
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased”
7. By reversing the template
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Lesiure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5 (But the Black Bow looks Batty Too!)
5. By rubbing a used dryer sheet or waxed paper across the cardstock before applying ink and embossing powder
6. The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
7. By using an embossing folder “backwards”
8. French Food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
Carol B
#1 Celeste-Rockwood-Jones
#2 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
#3 Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee + Provo Craft
#4 5
#5 rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on your cardstock before you add ink or embossing powder
#6 The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
#7 used an embossing folder backwards
#8 French Food
#9 38
#10 Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockewood-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure arts, Pink Paislee and Provocraft
4. 5
5. rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on your cardstock before you add ink or embossing powder
6. The influence of a great teacher can never be erased
7. by “de-bossing” instead of embossing
8. French food
9. 38
10 Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5
sorry hit wrong key
1. Celeste Rockwoof-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5
5. rubbing a used dryer sheet over paper before embossing
6. The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
7. used the embossing folder backwards
8. French Food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
How fun! I love those products. Hoping I win…
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Provo Craft, Pink Paislee
4. 5
5. rub used dryer sheet or wax paper across cardstock first before ink and embossing powder
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.”
7. use an embossing folder backwards
10. Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft
4. 5
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on cardstock before applying ink and embossing powder.
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.”
7. She used an embossing folder backwards- or debossing
8. French food
9. 38
Thanks for the chance to win!
10. Mason Cooley
1 – Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2 – 10 minute Scrap Pile Challange
3 – Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, & Provo Craft
4 – 4 bats
5 – rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper across the cardstock before inking and embossing
6 – “the influence of a good teacher can never be erased”
7 – manhattan embossing folder used backwards
8 – French food
9 – # 38 is above 31
10 – Mason Cooley
Love this quiz!!!
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge (I try this every week)
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5 – counting the bat-hat pin
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper across cardstock
6. The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.
7. debossing ( or embossing backwards) an emobssing folder
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
Thanks for the great issue too!!!
1)Celeste Rockwood-Jones
French food
2) 10 min scrap pile challenge
3) Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4) 5
5) Wiping the paper with a dryer sheet or waxed paper before stamping or embossing
6) “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased” –short of Alzheimers maybe…
7) Using an embossing folder to deboss
9) 38
10) Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on cardstock before applying ink and embossing powder.
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.”
7. She used an embossing folder backwards (debossing)
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
Thanks for the chance to win.
I love these treasure hunts! My answeres are as follows:
1) Celeste Rockwood-Jones
French Food
2) 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3) Leisure Arts; Pink Paislee; and Provo Craft
4) Five
5) Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper across your cardstock
6) The influence of a good teacher can never be erased (how true is this!)
7) Debossing (or reversing the embossing folder)
9) 38
10) Mason Cooley
Thanks again for another great opportunity to win!
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5 bats
5. Rubbing a used dryer sheet or waxed paper over her cardstock
6. The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
7. By using an embossing folder backwards
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
Thank you for the chance to win! I’m so thrilled to be a PC Magazine subscriber again. Just renewed my subscription at the CK-KC Convention for a great deal!
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones Sept/Oc 2009 issue
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft
4. Five ( if you count the bow it is 6)
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper across your cardstock before
applying the ink or embossing powder.
6. The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.
7. By using an embossing folder backwards.
8. French Food
9. #38
10. Mason Cooley
Thank you!
1. Celeste Rockwood-jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft
4. I count 5
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper across cardstock.
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.”
7. Use an embossing folder backwards.
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
That was fun! Thanks for the chance to win a fab prize!
DeniseB
This was fun!
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on cardstock before applying ink and
embossing powder.
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.”
7. She used an embossing folder backwards (debossing)
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on cardstock before applying ink and embossing powder.
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased’
7. Debossing.
8. French Food.
9. 38.
10. Mason cooley.
1.) Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2.) 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3.) Leisure Arts
Pink Paislee
Provo Craft
4.) 5 (6 if you add thegrossgrain bow)
5.) rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper across the cardstock before
applying the ink and embossing powder
6.) The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
7.) by using the embossing folder backwards
8.) French Food
9.) 38
10.) Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 minute scrap pile challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 5
5. Either rubbing a used dryer sheet or wax paper on the cardstock
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased”
7. By reversing the template
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones.
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge.
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft.
4. 5.
5. She rubbed a used dryer sheet or wax paper before applying the ink and embossing powder.
6. The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.
7. She used her embossing folder “backwards”.
8. French Food.
9. 38.
10. Mason Cooley
1 Celest Rockwood-Jones
2 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3 Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4 5
5 Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on cardstock before ink and embossing powder
6 “the influence of a good teacher can never be erased”
7 by using the embossing folder backwards
8 french food
9 38
10 Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft
4. I count 5
5. Rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on cardstock.
6. “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.”
7. use the embossing folder backwards.
8. French food
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
That was fun! Thanks for a chance to win a fabulous prize!
DeniseB
#1 Celeste-Rockwood-Jones
#2 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challenge
#3 Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee and Provo Craft
#4 5 bats
#5 rub a used dryer sheet or wax paper on your cardstock before you add ink or embossing powder
#6 The influence of a good teacher can never be erased
#7 using an embossing folder backwards
#8 French Food
#9 38
#10 Mason Cooley
1. Celeste Rockwood-Jones
2. 10 Minute Scrap Pile Challege
3. Leisure Arts, Pink Paislee, Provo Craft
4. 4
5. Use a dryer sheet or wax paper and rub over card before inking & embossing
6. The Infliunce of a Good Teacher Can Never be Erased
7. Using embossing folder backwards
8. French
9. 38
10. Mason Cooley
Enjoyed this very much. When I read the first question, I knew exactly what you were talking about. Thanks for the chance to win.
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