There's Gonna be a Treasure Hunt!

Good Monday morning! I hope everyone had a great weekend. While Lance was busy driving Mallory back to school yesterday, I got some book work done, helped some friends set up new blogs – oh yeah, wait until you see who is starting their blogs – and generally got nothing else done. Today has to be my errand day – can’t put it off any longer. But first . . . .

Rubbernecker is having a Treasure Hunt! TREASURE HUNT TUESDAY @ RUBBERNECKER. The Treasure if you find it, will be a free image. However, to receive the Treasure a purchase of any size is required. There will be 20 Treasures given away and the hunt will begin at 9:00 AM PST (12:00 Noon here in EST time zone) Tuesday and will end at 8:00 PM PST (11:00 PM EST) on Tuesday Jan 8th.

Ar ye matey, you definitely want to check back here tomorrow or you’ll have to I’ll have the link for you to follow for the first clue to lead you on your Treasure Hunt. To get us started, Jeanne has some blog candy over on Inky Paws. She’s going to announce the winner tomorrow – so if you haven’t been there yet to check it out, I suggest you hop on over.

Rubbernecker has also announced that beginning today, January 7, they will begin giving away one FREE stamp for every $50 in stamps purchased. You can check out more information on the Rubbernecker Home Page.

My card today is one I did some time ago, and just realized that I hadn’t posted – well, yeah, that does happen here on Memory Lapse Lane!

The image was colored with Copic Markers and the center of the bloom was highlighted with a yellow Glaze Pen. The edges of the cardstock were sponged in Tea Dye and then enhanced with Vintage Photo Distress Inks.

Stamps: Rubbernecker Bold Florals 153-01 Hibiscus from Rubbernecker Stamp Company

Paper: Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Prism Desert Coral Medium and Blush Red Medium

Ink: Adirondack Pitch Black, Tim Holtz Vintage Photo and Tea Dye Distress Inks

Accessories: Copic Markers, Tsukineko Sponge Dauber, Sakura Gelly Roll Yellow Glaze Pen, 3M Mounting Tape, Antique Copper Brads and Swirl Clip, Ribbon