I am so excited now that we have three challenges under our belts, don't you? I have to give a shout out to those of you who have done all three challenges so far! You know who you are! I might even make a special blinkie for you ladies.

We have something yummy for everyone today!!!! EXTRA EXTRA Read all about it!!! Our designers have gathered together their secret tips and/or opened up their secret sacred studios to share with you, our loyal followers and fans! Just follow and hop along our blog festival below to be treated as only the Bad Girls can! Yay!!!

The mission for Bad Girls Project 52 is for you to achieve peace and joy as an artist as you discover hidden talents. Skellie blogged that "Your hidden talents are the things you could do that would make you happy. But you don’t know it yet." So how do you apply that to the Bad Girls challenges?

Tip #1To discover your hidden talents & passions in mixed media art, take our Blog Hop today - Take notes! Lots of great tips!!!
Tip #2 To discover your hidden talents & passions in mixed media art, start googling. Everytime we have a new challenge, I google that challenge keyword plus the word "tutorials" (example: "mixed media canvas tutorial"). In the old days, I used to go to the library, and check out 10 books on the subject - that's how I'd find my passion. The google way is so much easier! If you can't find a tutorial, ask us to teach it - we have several Project 52 Team Members getting ready to teach classes at Bad Girls!
Tip #3 To discover your hidden talents & passions in mixed media art, open a flickr account, then search for keywords relating to our challenge. You can also search for groups relating to our challenge (example: click on groups, then search "mixed media" or another keyword, and sort by Relevant and by Activity or Size to find whole groups of people who love to make the same thing you do! When you see something you like, "favorite" it. If you favorite the artist, click on their profile and add them as a "contact", and see if they have their blog or etsy store listed. As Tim Gunn once said, "Be inspired, make it better, and make it work." Or something like that. LOL

Here is a mosaic of my recent favorites on Flickr, it's interesting to see how the same colors and similar styles appear: 1. Sweet Pink Snowflakes, 2. "DANCE OF THE SNOWFLAKES" ~ wall art, 3. *QueeN of HeaRTs* aLTeReD aRt ViNTaGe PaPeR DoLL CoLLaGe MoBiLe, 4. *eNCHaNTMeNt* FaiRy MeRMaiD aLTeReD aRt PaPeR DoLL TiN CoLLaGe, 5. Lesson 3, 6. Snow Angel Tags- Set of 3, 7. Snow Queen ATC Swap - The Faerie Zine, 8. Just One Thing 057, 9. Snowflake Princess, 10. white and pink snowflake, 11. Winter's True Beauty--Altered Tin, 12. Rosalie, as the Winter Fairy, 13. Page from an altered Christmas book, 14. Fairy Girl Mixed Media Painting, 15. snowflake stencil art, 16. xmas snowflake dec07, 17. Altered Snowflake Box, 18. winter, 19. xmas snowflake2 dec07, 20. Page from an altered Christmas book, 21. Page from an altered Christmas book, 22. Paper Collage Christmas Ornament, 23. Snow Angel-Make it Mondays Challenge, 24. Black and White Christmas, 25. Cocoa Cottage mirror, flag

This week's challenge you will be playing to snag a spot as a December Guest Design Team Member, part of Challenge #6 appearing on December 21st!

Challenge 4 – Paper Dolls (jointed, template, 2-D, 3-D, single/multiples, etc…)

Due: December 5, 2009

* Theme – Joy &/or Sadness (human, animal, real, fantasy, etc…)
* Required material – Metal (any type, real, faux, part/whole, etc…)

Follow all the rules below at the end of this post!

Now for our Design Team interpretations:

Introducing our wonderfully inspirational November Guest Designer

Karin Kreijen aka meXx

I asked Karin to tell us a bit about her --->A little bio about who I am… Well I am a lovely colourful girls who lives in mini land who listened to the name called the Netherlands.. I live in a tiny small town together with 1 husband, 1 child MeXx and two cats Pooky and dipsy…we love to live in the highlands of the Netherlands..I work as a hairdesigner and the rest of the day that I am off work I take care of my family and love to scrap…I am more a freestyle girl who love to mess up with different things and always up for new things…and I am proud to be here for a guest love it.

Karin's Paper Doll

Supply list…..
-empty cornflakes box
-silver acrylic paint
-mod podge.
-paper lines…. Sassafrass lass..cosmo cricket…prima…scrapdiary
-cupcake papers
-stickers sassafrass lass, arrow stickers
- metal charms with gem stones from necklace
-a doll fairy wand faux metal
-sparkle stones
- a old photo of a girl
-metal heart charm

My inspiration for this challenge came when I visit the thriftstore..i was looking for old photoframes for mexx his bedroom ..he needs to be primed..And then the idea was born I found a wonderful frame within a old photo of a girls wich I use for be my model for a paperdoll..my girl love the circus and bold colors too so that is what brings me to the idea… I love to live in a fantasyworld that makes me happy with clowns ,dears, gnomes ,elfs etc….The colors and creatures brings a lot of joy in my world.

Pam's Paper Doll

My Paper Doll is called TangleDancer. I loved her so much I had to do a LO of her.....

THIS IS TANGLE DANCER.

She is a fantasy figure she is joy and sadness and mother earth which encompasses all. She is an elemental, not a fairy. ( I started out making a fairy, but, that just didn't feel right).

SUPPLIES:

-Gesso
-Computer generated altered face
-wire form -brass designer mesh
-jewelry-crystal bits & real stone beads from my stash
-yarn from stash
-prima leaves
-silk flowers from a premade bouquet
-glimmer mist
-prima glitterspray flutter br.

Hints to recreate:
-start with a plain cardboard paper doll
-gesso or paint all areas- repaint your details at this point
-bead your yarn before attatching to figure
-her knecklace hides the neck join
-Her arms move and are attatched with brads hidden by her hair.
-I created her skirt first then attatched

Jaz's Paper Doll

Jaz focused on the theme: Joy.

I, Julie Ann, am enchanted by the little girls and butterfly wings, and of course yellow is my favorite color. Check out the cinnamon stick, can you imagine how good this must smell? You totally know these girls are the best of friends in this joyous piece.

* Required material – Metal (any type, real, faux, part/whole, etc…)
1) Metal box to make the lil house
2) Metal fork
3) metal flower embellishment
4) metal old watch
5) metal pony charm
6) metal standing bird cage
7) metal necklace
8) metal Tim Holtz frame
9) Recycled round metal plate

a general supply list
1) Webster's Pages Patterned Paper
2) SEI Patterned paper
3) K&Co die cut pieces
4) Cinnamon stick
5) Prima Bling
6) Misc Trims and ribbons
7) Buttons
8) MM Paint 'blush'
9) Misc paper flowers
10) vintage Brad
11) Crafty Secrets Little Dolls

Tips for re-creating this at home:

Try to use any items you can find at home. Recycle them and go green.
Cover up the rectangle metal box with patterned paper. Trace a semi circle to make the little roof.
Use a fold (distress with midnite blue staz on) and a cinnamon stick to place at the top of the box, embellish with pretty details.
To make items look old, try paint and distressing. cut a little hole to make a window. Place the dolls, one resting at the window and one outside the house and one standing at the bird cage.

The fun part is embellishing this project with blings, butterflies and flowers. Let your creativity flows and have fun !!

Anna aka Finn's Paper Doll

My inspiration for paper dolls was a eye-catching video by polish group "Armia" called "The hidden love" - lovely song, one of my favouries in fact. I loved the climate, the animated elements and the cartoon singer - and decided to create something similar in concept.

Supplies:

- canvas - mine is 25x25 cm
- a bit of cardboard
- a set of patterned and plain papers - my colour choice was green and greenish and a hint of blue
- bingo card (Tattered Angels) and a sheet from an old book
- Glimmer Mists by Tattered Angels: Hydrangea, and Honey Dew
- a piece of transparent ribbon
- 2 acrylic squares (Tim Holtz's Fragments) and 2 photos
- crown and hand stamps
- a piece of string
- found metal objects: gears and other clock's parts
- self-adhesive scrabble letters
- Distress ink: Walnut Stain by Ranger
- rub-on - Daisy D's
- brown gel-pen

My dolls are my husband and I of course - all made with paper, cardboard, metal elements from my collection and decorated with stamped crowns (well - why not?!) pointing hands and red hearts which I cut out from a different, red paper. Our photos are covered with two pieces of acrylic. 2-D dolls needed some scenery - so I made a shadowbox paper picture: a canvas back, decorated with paper hills, clouds and trees, embelished a bit with metal gears, scrabble letters and numbers from a bingo card. I coloured it with Glimmer Mists, sliced together and let it dry. The last step of the creation was placing the dolls in front of the landscape, on the "wooden frame" of the canvas, altered with paper, ribbons, rub-ons and other objects which I used in the landscape. If you want to try a similar project at home (and I hope you will!!!) try to imagine the whole composition before starting the project - a sketch may be a good idea. It will help you avoid many mistakes as placing the embellies in the places which will be covered by dolls or other parts of the creation. And remember - have fun!!!

Wendela's Paper Doll

My theme is JOY!!! I made a wedding dress...

Julie Ann says, "Of course, what day is one of the happiest days of your life than your wedding day?" !!!

Supplies:

aluminium foil
embossing folder, with birds and swirls (cuttle bug)
bigshot
alcohol ink raisin and pearl (ranger)
glimmermist pearl (tattered angels)
lace
webster's pages winterwings paper
vintage brooche
some flowers, I used on tiny bouquet, find on a fleamarket
I used a paper roll inside , to make it more firm

My theme is JOY!!
Required material – Metal is here aluminium foil, and an old vintage brooche

I love to make dresses!! And this is a real challenge for me to make one from paper!!! Clothes for my doll!! A real party dress, maybe for a little bride...I began with the paper, made it wet and crunched with my hands, to create the back of the dress..with the aluminium foil, I made the front of the dress. And of course a lot of lace and flowers!!

Want to know how to make this STEP BY STEP for FREE? Wendela's tutorial will be available in our Project 52 forum before the end of Monday evening (today).

Katie T's Paper Doll

this july, one of my best friends passed away. her name was ripley and she is and will be missed. in her honor, i created a paper dog doll whose arms, legs, and tail move. she is currently attached to my wall!

on her legs is a quote from all dogs go to heaven: "all dogs go to heaven because, unlike people, dogs are naturally good and loyal and kind."

supplies:

-foamcore board
-bristol board
- acrylic paint
- patterned paper (tinkering ink)
- red fibers + transparency (basic grey)
- metal label holder (making memories)
- ribbon
-paper flower
-pins
- vintage illustrations from the graphics fairy, takeabreak @ flickr, and koreana @ flickr.

tips for recreation: think outside the box! the paper doll i made is mounted on the wall, yet is still fully movable and remains "traditional" in the doll sense. instead of using a ready-made frame, make your own. mine is constructed out of foam board which i painted with strokes of umber, yellow, and white to give it a wood-like appearance before finishing i t with a hand drawn woodgrain pattern. permanent marker works great! i freehanded both the hands and hot air balloons to give them a whimsical, folk art feel. there is no right or wrong; don't worry about being precise. it's all about expressing yourself. have fun!

Tania's Paper Doll

Tania's doll captured the romance of ballerinas, I just love the roses.

Supplies:

-Chipboard Dress forms
-Paper ( I used music paper)
-Flowers
-beaded thread
-Art Girls Charm ( my metal)
-Wood beads
Paper beads ( I made these- myself)
-wire for threading( fairly thick)
-Tissue paper
-face image ( downloaded)

Tips to I covered a couple of Chipboard dress forms to create the body, folded the skirts and added them around the waist ( this bit was tricky!)
then I made the paper beads,( FREE TUTORIAL!!! check the forum for how to make paper beads) and threaded them onto the thick wire and shaped them to look like arms and legs,
attached them to the body
then I added the metal charms
and added the face, the flowers and beads.

My Secret Tip: a hot glue gun works wonders when you have something difficult to stick, and not enough hands to hold it. It drys so much quicker than any white glue.

OFFICIAL RULES

Welcome to Our 2nd Blog Festival!

Follow these rules for a chance to win Challenge #4, and snag a Guest Spot on our Design Team! Deadline December 5, 2009 Midnight Pacific Time

Four Easy Steps -->
a) Visit and comment at each of 9 blogs (links below) on their Challenge #4 post, as our designers have secret tips related to this challenge for you and/or a peek at their special studio spaces

b) Complete all aspects of Challenge #4 Paper Doll/ Joy &/Or Sadness/ Metal

Challenge 4 – Paper Dolls (jointed, template, 2-D, 3-D, single/multiples, etc…)
Due: December 5, 2009
* Theme – Joy &/or Sadness (human, animal, real, fantasy, etc…)
*Required material – Metal (any type, real, faux, part/whole, etc…)

c) Upload to the Project 52 Gallery, make sure to title it "Project 52 Challenge #4"

d) Post in the Challenge #4 Forum Thread With a Link and Tell Us About Your Process In a Few Short Sentences. Make sure you have all 4 steps a through d!!!!

Let's Hop and Get Some Fun Tips and/or See The Artist's Studios!!!

1. Julie Ann

2. Finn

3. Francesca

4. Tania

5. Wendela

6. Jaz

7. Pam

8. *Karin aka Mexx <<<---NOVEMBER GUEST DESIGNER!!!! *

9. Project 52

HAVE FUN! DEADLINE DECEMBER 5, 2009

CONGRATULATIONS TO CHALLENGE #3 DRAWING WINNER

CHRIS A!

Chris, please PM to me your email address so I can send you your Gift Certificate to the Bad Girls shoppe! You get to shop like a Bad Girl!!!

Our next challenge is December 7, 2009.

“Every man's work, whether it be literature or music or pictures or architecture or anything else, is always a portrait of himself”
Samuel Butler

Our Project 52 Gallery is full of exquisite altered book covers

from Challenge #2 (take a look and give them some love), and we, the design team, are voting on a winner. We will announce the November Guest Design Team Winner, Tuesday, November 10th here on the blog and on the forum as well. Add us to your blogroll so you don't miss any news!

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Now for our new challenge #3!

Are you bad--- enough? You'll be asked to reach out of your box once again, as well as look deep inside!!!! One lucky random drawing winner for Challenge #3 will receive a $20 Gift Card to shop like a Bad Girl in the cherished Bad Girls Boutique! (We have decided to rotate prizes.) Sound intriguing? We give you the rules below- just 6 steps!

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Here is inspiration from Design Team Members who were

assigned to Challenge #3 (Paper-Mache Form/Self-Portrait/Found Objects) interpreted it:

JULIE ANN:

I made a paper mache art doll for my self-portrait. I thought for days on this challenge before I started this project, and even did an art journal page on it. I even started making a torso of my own body like a belly cast yet I just wasn't feeling it, and then Tania showed us her magnificient fairie torso below, and I took it as a sign that I ought to abandon my torso for now for the creative challenge of seeing what I could brainstorm up instead. And I love the new result.

Title "Artsy Scrappy Mama"

I decided my self-portrait would be a paper mache art doll because I didn't want to buy something, although I did look in a few stores. I wanted to actually make something and get my hands dirty, yet actually I wore "kitchen gloves" for the messy part! The wire mesh for the dress is no accident, I want you to see through it, to see the body has vintage sewing pattern tissue paper on it. I also wanted to attach items to the dress so this wire worked great, it is called "WireForm by Paragon" or "WireMesh by Paragon" depending on whether you want copper, brass, or aluminum diamond. Pam asked me what her name is, and I decided to name her "Artsy Scrappy Mama" because I wanted to show you a self-portrait of me in my studio, which is painted yellow, where I am happy and thriving.

My technique: I wanted to use things that were on hand for paper mache. Make note of everything I recycled!

The doll body was constructed from a toilet paper roll for the torso,
and a wad of newspaper rolled into a ball for the head,
taped together with masking tape.
I used straws for the arms and legs,
I punched a hole into the body for the legs and arms with my Crop-a-Dile
Instead of using newspaper for paper mache, I used vintage music paper, vintage sewing patterns, and vintage book pages
I made a 1-part flour to 1-part water mixture for the paper mache glue, and let each layer dry overnight
The eyes and mouth were made on Claudine Hellmuth’s Sticky Back Canvas, cut out and applied
The background behind her is also paper mache, made on a cardboard mailer. The newspaper article is about me, written several years ago, an interview I gave on hybrid scrapbooking when I was Creative Editor of Scrapbook Dimensions Magazine

Supplies for Julie Ann's: toilet paper roll, newspaper, masking tape, straws, vintage music paper (PERSONALITY), vintage sewing pattern(PERSONALITY), vintage book pages (FOUND at antique store), Claudine Hellmuth Sticky Back Canvas Paper, Hambly Transparency, pop dots, various fabric strips for hair, Prima flowers, fake eyelashes (FOUND in my cabinet), wire mesh (FOUND), ArtGirlz cupcake/imagine/feet charms (PERSONALITY); Art Matters Pin I saved from Toronto Museum (FOUND & PERSONALITY); chandelier crystal from flea market (FOUND); feather; brads; twist-ties (FOUND); Hard Rock Cafe stir stick (broke stick off) (PERSONALITY), binder clip (FOUND), chair, misc charms and beads, newspaper article (PERSONALITY)

Tools used: Martha Stewart Butterfly Punch; GlimmerMist by Tattered Angels Mist and Screens; Punchella; Acrylic Paints; Stickles glitter glue; Copic marker; oil pastels; water, flour, gloves Please see the forum for further tutorials on my paper mache art doll!

FRANCESCA:

This was a blank, paper mache bead box I bought from DeSerres. The minute I saw it I knew I had to have it to alter it. My found objects were the bottle caps my hubby leaves lying around the house; pearl buttons found at a garage sale; some wire I had (not sure where it came from!).

It's called Little Bits Of Me. I am a woman who comes from a long line of very creative, beautiful, strong women. I am who I am because of their influence on me throughout my life. On the inside of the box I've listed a word that describes the most significant women in my life, and the qualities that I aspire to and hope that one day, my little girl will say about me..

Fearless - my mother
Faith - my mother-in-law
Compassion - my sister
Strength - Elisa
Loyalty - myself

In each box I will store a keepsake that have been given to me by these women to remind me of them and to pass on to Elisa.

Hint at recreating this project:

Gesso the entire box, inside and out and let dry completely.
Then paint the entire box with Iridescent Pearl (Fine), and
when fully dry, give it a good sanding to distress.
Use your favourite patterned papers and cut lots of circles in varying sizes
and layer, layer, layer using pop dots.
Further embellish the flower centres with pearls, buttons, or rhinestones.
Use a bird template (if you google bird template you’ll find a ton to choose from).
The pearlized buttons were further enhance by colouring them in with Copic markers, to add a splash of colour.

Supply list: Graphic 45 patterned papers; Gesso; Golden Liquid Acrylic – Iridescent Pearl (Fine); Sandpaper; Pop dots; Melissa Frances butterfly transparency; Cavallini and Co round stickers (in bottle caps)

Found Objects: Bottle caps; Wire; Pearlized buttons

AIMEE:

I had to keep this project simple because I was on vacation and didn't have a lot of time to complete it. I wanted a piece that had little elements about me inside so it's really like a treasure box.

I started out by gessoing the paper mache blank inside and out and then rubbed on various colors of distress ink. I picked a photo of me and framed it in fall ribbon. I knew I wanted to do a Fall theme because I LOVE Fall and I was born in the fall. Once I had the theme it just pulled itself together. I cut off the back of a vintage book cover and glued it on the base. I also distressed and gessoed that a bit as well. I then glued on my photo, canvas stickers, leaves, door plate and buttons. Let the glue dry overnight to make sure everything is secure. I then traced the elements with my sketch and wash pencil to bring them out a bit more. Next I glued the smaller paper mache box inside in the center. I stamped a leaf stamp with Brown Stayz On Ink. I cut out a place in the top of the box to embed the green leaf pendant and secured that with glue and gold paper on the back of that. I distressed the smaller box as well. Then found my elements that meant a lot to me, created tags and attached them with white string. I chose items that were all about me, part of me and that meant a lot to me. Last but not least I glued on the skeleton leaves around the edge, glued on the pearls, glued on the large ribbon and attached an old amber pendant that was my Nana's to the bottom of the ribbon with copper wire and voila that is my treasure box!

Supplies: Paper Mache Blank (I chose a book shaped box); smaller paper mache box for the inside; found items (door plate, vintage book cover, items for inside); string ; paper; vintage buttons; e6000 glue; ribbon; Christmas Tree Ornament (copper leaves that I tore apart); Copper skeleton leaves; copper wire; pencil; old earring or pendant for ribbon ornament; Ranger Distress Ink in purple, green and brown; Gesso; Tacky glue; photo printout; Gold Pearl Ex; Pitt Pens various colors; Generals Sketch & Wash pencil; freshwater pearls; white string; little tags I hand punched; tag punch;
jewelry pendant for inside box; scrapbook paper; canvas stickers; Brown Stayz On Ink; Leaf Stamp

KATIE J.:

For the project Who I Am,

I altered a paper mache book

to make an art journal of the different aspects of me.

For the project Who I Am, the outside of the book was created by using a crackle medium. To add some color, I took some tissue paper and sprayed it with glimmer mist. After it dried, it was crumbled, and adhered with gel medium. A fun element was the use of Christmas picks that are used in holiday arrangements. They are inexpensive and have great color and lots of glitter. The angel on the cover is also a Christmas ornament. I included the “sweet pea” packet, as that is my “birth flower”, and is my mom’s nickname for me. Inside, the book contains sheets of paper that I’ve used as the art journal. I used paint to create the backgrounds, and machine stitching to attach collage elements. For the tags, I used distress inks for the backgrounds, as well as a mask for the decorative edge. I used a resist technique on the tags: first, I wrote words with white oil pastel then I sprayed over it with ink. Next, covering the tags with a scrap paper, I used an iron to melt the wax, leaving the words visible. The pages are tied together with tulle and topped with another Christmas pick, some flowers, and a stick pin to unify the inside with the outside. This was a fun project that allowed me to play with many techniques.

Supply List: • Paper Mache Book; • Craft Paint; • Crackle Medium; • Gel Medium;
• Tissue Paper; • Glimmer Mist; • Ribbon; • ‘Angel’ Christmas Ornament; • Paper Flowers; • Buttons; • ‘Sweet Peas” Flower Marker; ; • Christmas “Picks”; • Vintage Sheet Music; • Vintage Book Pages; • Patterned Paper; • Pink Tickets; • 140lb Smooth Paper; • Shipping Tags; • Chipboard Letters; • Black Tulle; • Stick Pin;
• Printed Book Binding Tape; • Distress Inks; • Mask • Water Soluble Oil Pastels;
• Sharpie Marker; • Machine Stitching

TANIA:

The challenge was to do a self portrait using a paper Mache Shape, My name Tania means Fairy Queen, so there was the start of my self portrait.

I created a fairy Queen, representing me and my name, she has a crown, created using Cuttlebug Die Cuts, Wings I created using baking paper , and muslin, and layers of paper pieces and sequins, threads and paint. Once it was all dry I painted, and cut out the wing shape, and attacked it with the sewing machine. Added some beads and sequins, Hey presto Wings!

Inside the Shadow Box, for which there is a tutorial on the forum, I placed a tree the number 4 and a cupie baby to represent the 4 children I have grown. The flattened bottle top I found whilst out shopping is added under the heart and tied on with threads. I added mulberry paper flowers and ribbons to finish my mini me.

Supply List

Paper Mache Shape, Music paper, Chipboard Shapes & Pieces, Flowers, Ribbon, Sequins. Beads, Wire, Paints, Threads, German Scrap, Cupie Doll, Gems,
Cuttlebug Die cuts, Pearls

Found item - Aged Bottle Top. (Under the heart)

NOW IT'S YOUR TURN!

*Challenge 3 – Paper Mache Blank (any shape or subject, usually craft store item)

Theme – Self-Portrait (about you, present/past/future, serious or fun, etc…)
Required material – Found Objects (junk drawer stuff related to theme/story)

SIX RULES TO FOLLOW
TO WIN $20 GIFT CARD TO BAD GIRLS BOUTIQUE:

1. You must leave a comment here on this blog post with one word that describes YOU

2. You must incorporate a paper mache (papier-mâché) form (any shape or subject) in your project that is pre-made or that you make (allow overnight dry time between layers)

3. You must use the theme Self-Portrait (about you, present/past/future, serious or fun, etc…)

4. You must use Found Objects/Junk Drawer Stuff related to theme/story(such as trinkets/baubles/pieces/charms/hardware you find/collect or purchase at scrap/stamp stores, flea markets, etsy, antique, etc.)

5. Upload Your One Photo, yes, ONE Photo, of Your Project to Our Project 52 Gallery by November 21, Midnight Pacific Time (time zone converter) If you have additional photos, link to them in the description from either your blog or from photobucket.com

6. FINAL RULE: You must post a link to your project in the gallery before November 21st Midnight to our Challenge #3 thread in the forum - don't forget to do this!

CONGRATS! YOU ARE ALL WINNERS TO ME IF YOU COMPLETE THE

CHALLENGE!