Stamping Sue - INK IT! STAMP IT! USE IT! All things stamped from me to you. Remember there are no mistakes in stamping just Happy Accidents! Stamping is an adventure to be experienced so have a cup of tea and relax while visiting. All comments are welcome and appreciated.
If you follow my blog you know I have been using lots of my DSP to make drapery/curtain cards so have lots of strips of DSP soooooo what to do with them? make more cards ..... so here you go paper sunburst cards using up some of those scraps of DSP. Also did a little water coloring with the pumpkin image.
up scraps of decorative papers for the paper sunburst technique. the blue card does give the feel of a chill in the air but the bright orange makes me think of autumn days taking a ride to see the foliage. Take a ride to see the trees along the design team road. hope you enjoyed this month's blog hop and come back next month to see new sights. 
Out on the Town is our next stamp set to showcase and this is one of my favorites because I do like images of people. This set has three 
myself, lol! I found the answer: A group of players sit in a circle, facing inward, while another player, the "picker" (a.k.a. the "fox"), (some young children call the "picker" the "ducker") walks around tapping or pointing to each player in turn, calling each a "duck" until finally picking one to be a "goose". The "goose" then rises and chases and tries to tag the "picker", while the "picker" tries to return to and sit where the "goose" had been sitting. If the picker succeeds, the "goose" is now the new picker and the process begins again. If the "goose" succeeds in tagging the picker, the "goose" may return to sit in the previous spot and the "picker" resumes the process. With older players, the "goose" may attempt to tackle the "picker".