Last Week of Our
September Challenge
We can't wait to see your Fall and/or Halloween creations!
We can't wait to see your Fall and/or Halloween creations!
You have until Friday, September 25, 2026 (Midnight CST) to play along. Each DT member will pick a favorite project to showcase, AND one RANDOM entry will win a $20 store credit to Newton's Nook Designs online shop! The winners will be announced on the NND blog the following Monday. Make sure you check the challenge rules page before linking up your project. NND products are required.
Here's some inspiration: We couldn't decide between fall and Halloween so we're choosing BOTH! Create a card with a fall and/or Halloween theme to join. Create a thank you using fall images and colors. Try creating a cute (or spooky) Halloween scene. This time of year is filled with frights and delights! Choose your favorite and enter today!
Claire Lamb distresses a very bold and spooky backdrop complete with webs and spiders! She uses the Spooky Stories and the Spiderweb Oval to create those spooky elements and the sentiment. She then adds some books which are full of witch recipes and spooky spells using the Bookmark II die set. A fabulous card for someone who loves reading spooky tales!
Danni Bindel creates the cutest Halloween card with a coffee theme! She uses lots of spooky coffee images from the Spooky Coffees and coordinating die set with the argyle paper from the Halloween Time paper pad. She uses dies from the Circle Frames for the sentiment and the Frames & Tags die set for the window frame. A spooky card to send to a coffee lover!
Debbie Owens creates a lovely pumpkin-spiced coffee card. Beginning with the Jack-o-lantern stencil, she creates her backdrop. She then uses the Coffee Frame die with the hounds tooth paper from the Autumn paper pad. She uses the Thanks a Latte die for her sentiment and adds a latte from the Autumn Coffees stamp set. To create her center panel she uses one of the dies from the Basic Frames set. A great combination of products to celebrate the pumpkin-spice season!
(On a short break.)
Amy Tollner creates the coziest scene using the leaf paper from the Autumn paper pad with the big stuffed chair from the A Cozy Day In stamp set. She pulls a sentiment from the Autumn Reads stamp set and creates her layers using dies from the Basic Frames and the Frames and Flags die set. Such a wonderful place to enjoy an autumn day!
Don't forget you have until Friday, September 25, 2026.
Claire Lamb distresses a very bold and spooky backdrop complete with webs and spiders! She uses the Spooky Stories and the Spiderweb Oval to create those spooky elements and the sentiment. She then adds some books which are full of witch recipes and spooky spells using the Bookmark II die set. A fabulous card for someone who loves reading spooky tales!
Danni Bindel creates the cutest Halloween card with a coffee theme! She uses lots of spooky coffee images from the Spooky Coffees and coordinating die set with the argyle paper from the Halloween Time paper pad. She uses dies from the Circle Frames for the sentiment and the Frames & Tags die set for the window frame. A spooky card to send to a coffee lover!
Debbie Owens creates a lovely pumpkin-spiced coffee card. Beginning with the Jack-o-lantern stencil, she creates her backdrop. She then uses the Coffee Frame die with the hounds tooth paper from the Autumn paper pad. She uses the Thanks a Latte die for her sentiment and adds a latte from the Autumn Coffees stamp set. To create her center panel she uses one of the dies from the Basic Frames set. A great combination of products to celebrate the pumpkin-spice season!
(On a short break.)
Amy Tollner creates the coziest scene using the leaf paper from the Autumn paper pad with the big stuffed chair from the A Cozy Day In stamp set. She pulls a sentiment from the Autumn Reads stamp set and creates her layers using dies from the Basic Frames and the Frames and Flags die set. Such a wonderful place to enjoy an autumn day!
Don't forget you have until Friday, September 25, 2026.
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