Week 17 - Anything Goes Colouring Challenge - Sponsored by Imagine That Digital Stamps

   Good morning and welcome to The Colour Crazy Challenge blog!

Our weekly challenge theme is always

Anything Goes

You can use any colouring medium you like, onto any project you like, and in any colours you like.

Please note, we are a colouring challenge and therefore you must display some colouring on your project - I'm sorry but we don't accept pre-coloured images.

This week our sponsor is Imagine That Digital Stamps

Remember you need to claim your prize within 2 weeks as per the rules in the sidebar. Also please allow a few weeks for the sponsor to get back to you with any prizes. I'm sure you can appreciate that they are very busy.

We are on the look-out for participants to join us for three month Guest Designer positions - if this interests you, please add GD after your name on your entry.  Good luck!

So let's get onto to what the team have made this week. 

Helloooooo, it's Jackie here. I used the image A little behind from our fabulous sponsor Imagine that digis. I coloured with markers & pencils. I cut out with oval frames. I added border dies. a paper bow and sentiment to complete.  You can see more details HERE.

Hello.. Billie A here with my card using the image from Image That called A little bit behind.. I colored the image with copics and used my cloud template and Ranger ink. I added to a piece of Amy Tangerine dp and finished with Sugar Pea Designs sentiment.  If you click on my name it will take you to this card on my blog.

Hello Crafters! Marjeta here, with my new Z fold card. I used Imagine That digital image and colored with Promarkers. This cute guy name is Rocky. Image goes perfect with sentiment. You can find it HERE. For more details please visit my blog.

Janet - I've used the image A little behind which is from our sponsor Imagine That. I've coloured this cute Piggy with Copics. It's all layered up with pink papers so she is a very girly Piggy even with all the mud.

Hi this is Elizabeth at Warm Harted with an adorable piglet called A Little Behind from Imagine That. For my card this time I used a color palette of blue, pink and black and colored with Copics. I used white embossed paper for the background with some striped paper for fun. The scalloped circle was punched. I added glitter, a button with twine and a handmade bow. 

Hi! It's me again - Vic. I'm here to share my card using  "a little behind" from Imagine That Digi Stamps. This is a great little set, which comes with various images and sentiments...although, admittedly, I did make my own sentiment to go with this image as I knew I was putting this card in with a presie of lots of edible treats for a friends birthday. I used my alcohol markers to colour it in and some coordinating papers, which I inked around the edges. I thought the pink / brown combo fit perfectly here and added punched flowers, butterflies and die-cut curls to finish this card. 

Hello! Kathy here sharing a birthday card that features fun digi image and sentiment from an Imagine That Digital Stamp set named Rocky’s Stonemobile. I didn’t have any prehistoric themed paper, but hope that this photo I took of storm clouds a few years ago looks a bit like volcano smoke! The shouts of color were added with washi tape, which also helped create a birthday banner to drape over the inside sentiment.

Just fabulous as always!

Our winners from week 14 sponsored by Ching-Chou Kuik are:

Random winner:

#37 Lillian A

Well done you have won two single images of your choice from their store
Please email HERE quoting CCCWK14 to claim your prize.  

And the top 3 chosen by the team are:

#30 Julie Odil

#55 MeSi

#58 Melanie H

Go grab your badges from the tab at the top of the blog!

Thank you all very much for your entries, we really love seeing them all. And we look forward to seeing you back again next time.

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