Dirty Word

Happy Friday!!  That means it's time for another challenge from Jo's Scrap Shack!  This week we have a fun one for you: Cut It Up!  All you have to do it use your die cutting machine and some dies.

Our fabulous sponsors for this challenge are Little Blue Button Stamps and Bugaboo Stamps

I chose to work with this image from Bugaboo Stamps that I won a while ago.  The sentiment totally cracks me up (even though I really do love to exercise!).  I love chocolate, so any excuse to eat some is good with me. : )

I had two strips of this dotted paper that weren't big enough for much else, but they were perfect for accenting this fun image.  I die cut the word chocolate out of "chocolate" brown card stock because, or course, chocolate is brown!  I had a really hard time with the placement of the word, but finally decided I liked it where it is the best.  Some hot pink ribbon and clear rhinestones finish it off with some class, 'cause I'm sure this lady is classy.
I hope you will get a chance to play along with us this week; it's an easy peasy challenge and we love to see what you come up with.

Supplies:
Stamps: Bugaboo Stamps "Ruby Chocolate Dirty Word" digi and sentiment
Dies: Spellbinders "A2 Matting Basics A"; Verve "Chocolate"

Challenges:
Cutie Pie Challenge #122--work, rest or play (she's been "working" out)
Pattie's Creations #125--anything goes
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper--anything goes with patterned paper
A Blog Named Hero--pop of color
Fab N Funky #316--anything goes
Sugar Pea Designs #12--sketch

A Bit More Time To Craft #26--anything goes
Hiding In My Craft Room #203--yummy (chocolate!)
Lacy Sunshine--anything goes
Tuesday Throwdown #308--make it sparkle
Crafter's Cafe--bling
Penny's Challenge #292--anything goes
Inspiration Destination #100--anything goes
Little Miss Muffet #145--anything goes
As You Like It--Favorite Shaped card Base (I am boring and my favorite is the A2 rectangle.  Mostly because you can get two bases out of one sheet of card stock, but also because it's easy to get envelopes to fit them.)