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Create with DCWV and Win – Winner’s Circle!

November 7th, 2012 Teresa
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Create with DCWV and Win – Winner’s Circle:

1. Origami Balls by Amelia Harris
2. You Are My Sunshine by Gina M
3. The Best Dad Board Book by Dana Alderman
4. Shabby Chic Tag by Vivian K
5. 6×6 Pocket Album by Amanda Lundgren
6. Sweet Banner by Monti Gale

Congratulations ladies! Please send your full name and shipping address to teresa@northridgepublishing.com. Please put “DCWV Contest Winner” in the subject line of your email. Thank you ALL for sharing your lovely projects with us! You can view  all the projects on our Create & Win with DCWV Pinterest Board. Enjoy!

 

*WINNERS HAVE 2 WEEKS TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE, PLEASE ALLOW 4-6 WEEKS FOR SHIPPING 

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  1. L.r. Smith wrote:
    about half a year ago

    What an awesome give~away!!! I’m new to the paper world.. and know I’d never have a chance at this… but I will be watching alllllll of the wonderful, neat and cool ideas and enteries… Thanks for having this… :O)

    Reply
  2. kimberly wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Whoot Whoot..how i would love new paper….i’m gonna get it done….now i just need a project:0)

    Reply
  3. Deb Kerns wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I have been a long time cusotmer of DCWV cardstock and paper. It is so versatile. Love it!

    Reply
  4. Phyllis Johnson wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I made some cards but I dont know how to get them on the blog.

    Reply
  5. Phyllis Johnson wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I sent my two pictures of my cards to that address but I don’t know if that worked. I used their paper and on one I made a cut out of an ornament with the sizzix movers and shapers and put foil behind it, and on the other I used their paper and made a birthday card with a cupcake cutout with the moveres and shapers from sizzix and put washi tape up the sides that says happy birthday. Behind I put cardstock to match the balloons.

    Reply
    • Teresa wrote:
      about half a year ago

      Phyllis, did you post these images anywhere online? If they were posted to a blog, Facebook page, etc. You can simply share the link to the images right here in the comments section. Can’t wait to see your cards!

      Reply
  6. Phyllis Johnson wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I always buy DCWV bundle pack papers. Thanks for the chance to win!!!

    Reply
  7. Jean Keefe wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Great giveaway! Love DCWV stacks and use them all the time. Hope to get a project posted soon. Thanks for the chance to win!

    Reply
  8. Maria Mendoza wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    Here is my entry to the contest.
    I made a Paper witch shoe.
    http://marlm-creativebydesign.blogspot.com/2012/10/my-project-for-create-with-dcwv-and-win.html

    Reply
  9. Shauna wrote:
    about half a year ago

    What a great contest! I love DCWV patterned papers!

    I used the Garden Tea Party pack and quotes to create my card.

    http://creatingwithpaper.wordpress.com/2012/10/21/unscripted-challenge-181/

    Reply
  10. Dana Alderman wrote:
    about half a year ago

    What an awesome contest!! I lead a ladies scrap group in my community and I use the DCWV paper pads all the time! I love how all the papers coordinate without having to run all over finding matching papers! Last June, I created the My Guy Board Book for my Scraps of Faith gals. They all loved it, so I thought I would share here. The book is a ringed board book made from childrens story books! You simply cover the chipboard pages and decorate to your own theme. I wanted my book to be interactive, so I just brainstormed on what my pages would be about based on the “manly” theme. So, after I came up with my page themes I simple drew the different shapes onto spare chipboard, cut them out and covered them with more paper. I them made several interactive ways to add more pictures to our books. The result was one of my most popular class kits for the 2012 scrap year! Here is a video showing my book pages! Thanks for this opportunity and enjoy! https://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?v=231226263658323&set=o.317403881612481&type=3&theater

    Reply
    • Teresa wrote:
      about half a year ago

      Hi Dana,

      Is this video available anywhere else online? We’re not actually able to view your Facebook page, it says we don’t have permission to view the page. Maybe you can adjust your post to make it public?? Let us know, we’re excited to see your video!

      Reply
  11. Julia S wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Love all things DCWV and just shared this at The Craft Mom too!

    Reply
  12. Madaline wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Love the contest and making cards but I can nt enter contest do not know how to make a video. Thanks for all the great paper supplies & ideas.

    Reply
  13. Pam Beadles wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Love there paper. Great colors. Good luck everyone

    Reply
  14. Gina M wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I also love working with DCWV papers. I don’t have a way to make a video, but I have posted a link for my scrapbook layout here:
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/9142191@N03/8114623997/in/photostream

    I used quite a few pieces from my DCWV Glitter Cardstock border stacks in both the classics and brights. I tore them right off the stack and layered them as a base for my photos and embellishments. I like the jagged edge and straight edge both being visible. Thanks for the chance to win this great prize!

    Reply
  15. Janet K wrote:
    about half a year ago

    oh gosh, I love this new collection for me! pretty lovely colors!

    Reply
  16. Vivian K wrote:
    about half a year ago

    So excited to partipate in this contest! I’ve been a big fan of DCWV and am jazzed about sharing with you guys! Just finished my video and it’s posted here:

    http://youtu.be/PWmpqdxXsqs

    Hope you enjoy it!

    Reply
  17. Heather Peterson wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Here is a link to my project: http://www.heather-p.blogspot.com/2012/10/2nd-halloween-project-for-scrapbook-usa.html
    I made a layout using the Halloween and Fall Stack. Thanks for the chance to win!!
    Heather P

    Reply
  18. Jennyfer Leung wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Here’s is my card where I used the Greenwood collection stack.

    http://scrapalajen.blogspot.com/2012/10/merry-christmas.html

    Thanks for the chance!

    Reply
  19. Rea wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Here is my Valentine Mini Book, using La Bella Rouge, and All Chalked up. You can see all the details on my blog, http://theantiquewardrobe.blogspot.com/2012/10/dcwv-valentine-mini-album_26.html Thank you for the opportunity to work with my beautiful DCWV papers.

    Reply
  20. Mara wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I also love all things DCWV and have made an DCWV Upcycle Cereal box project, using several of their products, thanks for making a fun giveaway.
    http://travelthrugreece.blogspot.gr/2012/10/dcwv-upcycled-cereal-box.html

    Reply
    • Teresa wrote:
      about half a year ago

      What a fabulous idea, Mara! Love the upcycled box, and we’re sure your kids did, too!

      Reply
  21. sherry b wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I made a Butterfly Wall Art form Mariposa stack.
    Thanks for this fun giveaway, I may not have finished this project now.
    here’s my blog post:
    http://scrapbookingandcardmakingbysherry.blogspot.com/2012/10/create-with-dcwv-and-win-i-love-dcwv.html#links

    Reply
  22. Monti Gale wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    This is a frilly banner I made using the DCWV Sweet paper stack. I covered chipboard banner pieces with paper from the stack and then added letters to spell sweet, ribbon, tulle, die cuts, gems, flowers, lace, chipboard embellishments, feathers, and pearls. I think it turned out very sweet. What do you think? I would love to win more paper to make more projects. Thanks for the chance to win, Monti

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  23. Monti Gale wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    Here is a banner I made using the DCWV Sweet stack paper collection. Love it. Would love to win more paper. Thanks for the chance, Monti
    view my project on my website at stampin-inthetetons.com

    Reply
  24. Monti Gale wrote:
    about half a year ago

    [MARKED AS SPAM BY ANTISPAM BEE | Server IP]
    http://stampin-inthetetons.com/?p=352 Here is the link to view my Banner project made with DCWV paper for the DCWV contest on my website stampin-inthetetons.com Thanks for the chance to win, Monti

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  25. Monti Gale wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    Here is the link to my contest entry. It is a banner I made using DCWV Sweet paper stack. Thanks for the chance to win, Monti
    http://stampin-inthetetons.com/?attachment_id=353

    Reply
  26. Kim H wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Im unable to see the graphic, so not sure what to do to enter the giveaway lol but I love DCWV papers.
    kimba at richhook dot com

    Reply
  27. Sandra Merritt wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I had this in mind when i was putting together my journals for a blog hop! But i didnt know how to link up so here’s the URL… Hope thats okay

    http://merritt-vergaray-connection.blogspot.com/2012/10/altered-journal-blog-hop.html

    Reply
  28. Jennyfer Leung wrote:
    about half a year ago

    This is a layout I made using DCWV The Sweet paper stack. One of my first layouts after so many years…

    http://scrapalajen.blogspot.com/2012/10/happy-1st-birthday.html

    Reply
  29. silvitta baez wrote:
    about half a year ago

    oohh que lindo el concurso…justo el 7 de nov es mi cumpleaños….estoy recien empezando con el papel aqui dejo el link:

    http://articulo.mercadolibre.cl/MLC-405522581-agendas-scrabook-_JM

    Reply
  30. Marianne S. wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I don’t own a lot of stacks but here is a recent project I created using pattern paper and Chipboard letters that I altered with UTEE. http://www.paperorfabric.blogspot.com/2012/09/mini-shadow-box-halloween-themed.html?m=1

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  31. Kathy Unger wrote:
    about half a year ago

    This is the card I made using DCWV paper packs. I seem to always go back to my DCWV paper. I love it!
    This is an AWESOME Giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win.
    Kathy:)

    Kathy’s Corner
    http://kathy213-kathyscorner.blogspot.com/

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  32. Holly Tolman wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    Here’s one project:
    http://knoodlessnoodles.blogspot.com/2012/11/may-you-live.html

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  33. Holly Tolman wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    Here’s another project from “Stack 7″:
    http://knoodlessnoodles.blogspot.com/2012/11/gifting-fun.html

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  34. Karen M wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Great giveaway. Love all the papers.

    Reply
  35. Sharon Dunn wrote:
    about half a year ago

    What a great giveaway! I love DCWV papers – great selections/quality products. I used ‘Tattered Time’ to create a wall hanging “Our Love is Timeless” in honor of my wedding anniversary (20 years in 2013!). Click on the link to my project on the Scrapbook Gallery page of my website:
    http://www.smdunndesign.com/photo_gallery/scrapbook_gallery.htm

    or directly to the project:

    http://www.smdunndesign.com/photo_gallery/our-love-is-timeless-project.html

    Thanks!

    Reply
  36. Rocio Navarro wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    Thanks for the chance to win! I leave my project, hope you like it!
    http://chiecito.blogspot.mx/2012/11/hola-amigas-pues-aqui-me-tienen.html

    Reply
  37. Rocio Navarro wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    I don’t see my last comment… I leave my project, hope you like it! Thanks for the chance to win
    http://chiecito.blogspot.mx/2012/11/hola-amigas-pues-aqui-me-tienen.html

    Reply
  38. Cindy. Velasquez wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Here’s a link to my FB page showing my post using The Blosom Song from DCWNV. Thank you for making this challenge possible. http://www.facebook.com/cindy73

    Reply
  39. Renee J. wrote:
    about half a year ago

    This sounds awesome!! I absolutely adore DCWV and Northridge Publishing. Thank you for the chance to win these goodies!!

    Reply
  40. Vanessa wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Does it have to be a current project or can it be one that was made last year using DCWV products? I just saw this contest and I made a card last year using Linen Closet, my favorite DCWV stack. I can post the blog link if it’s acceptable. Otherwise, I may try and come up with a quick card since today is the deadline! :)

    Reply
  41. Nannys Rodriguez wrote:
    about half a year ago

    work in on it!!!

    Reply
  42. Rocio Navarro wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Thanks for the chance to win, leave my project, hope you like it

    http://chiecito.blogspot.mx/2012/11/hola-amigas-pues-aqui-me-tienen.html

    Reply
  43. Jess Marin wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    Wow awesome contest!!! 90 percent of my paper is dcwv. love it!
    Here is my entry. Crossing my fingers. Hehehe.
    I created a wall hanging for a little girl using one of my fave stacks, The Preppy Princess Stack. Thanks!
    Jess M
    http://www.myscrapdiary-jess.blogspot.com/2012/09/a-princess-wall-hanging.html?m=1

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  44. Jess Marin wrote:
    about half a year ago

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    Hi! I added my link earlier from a mobile and I dont see it here so I do apologize if I’m repeating myself.
    I created a little girl/princess wall hanging using one of my fave stacks, The Preppy Princess. This was an awesome contest! 90 percent of my paper is DCWV. Love it! Thanks!!
    Jess M
    http://myscrapdiary-jess.blogspot.com/2012/09/a-princess-wall-hanging.html

    Reply
  45. Vanessa wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Hi Teresa! Great challenge! I made a card today using my favorite DCWV stack, Linen Closet. Thank you for the chance to win! Here is the link to my blog post: http://southerncricutlady.wordpress.com/2012/11/02/life-is-tweet-dcwv-challenge/

    Reply
  46. Julie Cochran wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I made a recipe holder out of a 2×8 piece of wood. I used the Nana’s kitchen line. I first cut the wood down to 9 1/2 inches then sanded the edges. Next I painted all sides using Apple Barrel paint. While it was drying I cut my main piece of paper to 6 x 12 inches, and my second pieces to 3 1/2 x 12 inches. I also fussy cut around the mixer and flour and sugar designs. I cut this fussy cut piece down to 9 1/2 inches. After the paint dried I used Mod Podge to glue the paper to the wood. Next, I sanded around the edges to give it a finished look. I put a layer of Mod Podge on top of the paper to seal everything. When that was dry I glued a miniature clothespin I bought from Walmart and died brown by boiling it with tea bags. I then added the finishing bow with wired ribbon I bought from Hobby Lobby. I added a recipe card using left over paper and fussy cut around an apron from one of the pieces of paper I had left over as well. This is my simple project that will make a great Christmas gift for my sister! I hope you try it out and you can make one for holding pictures too. Thank You for the contest

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    • Teresa wrote:
      about half a year ago

      Thank you, Julie! We would love to add your recipe holder to our Pinterest Gallery for the contest, but unfortunately cannot “pin” from Facebook. If you can post your image to your blog, we’ll be able to add it for others to view! Thank you!

      Reply
  49. Penny H. wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Whew! I just made it. Here is my entry for the contest. Thanks for the opportunity to win!

    http://itmakestotalcents.blogspot.com/2012/11/dcwv-northridge-publishing-contest.html

    Reply
  50. Johanne M. wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I love DCWV paper. Most of my paper pads come from this company. I love the thickness of the paper and I would love to win more paper…

    Reply
  52. Amanda Lundgren wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I am just getting this posted because this site was down last night and this morning when I tried to post.

    Anyway, I made a 6×6 paper pocket album for this project. Enjoy and thanks for a chance at winning some of the prettiest paper out there!

    http://crafty-scrapper.blogspot.com/2012/11/6-x-6-pocket-album.html

    Reply
  53. Penny H. wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Your “details” above said the announcement of the winners should have been this morning . . . did I miss it???

    Reply
  54. Dana Alderman wrote:
    about half a year ago

    so….will we be notified of who the winner is today? is the contest still going? details said we would know this morning. i’m i looking in the wrong place? just asking…i bet others would like to know as well.
    thanks!

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  55. Vanessa wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Just curious on when the winners will be announced. :-) This is an awesome prize to 6 lucky winners!!! Thanks for the opportunity! ~Vanessa

    Reply
  56. L.r. Smith wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I had soooo forgotten about this with all the hoopla going on in the world lately….. I’ll have to go find out too! :O)

    Reply
  57. Amelia Harris wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I can’t sit still and relax! The suspense is killing me! :) Can’t wait to see the winners! Saw some REALLY cute projects entered! Don’t envy the judges at all :)

    Reply
  58. Vanessa wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Congrats to all the lucky winners!!! Great projects and wonderful prize! – Vanessa

    Reply
  59. Vivian K wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Thanks so much for choosing my video/project! I’m thrilled to get this sort of recognition from you and also to have more of my favorite papers to work with.

    -Vivian Keh

    Reply
  60. Amanda Lundgren wrote:
    about half a year ago

    I am honored to have my project included! There were so many great submissions. Thank you so much for including me with all of those other extremely talented folks!!

    Reply
  61. Amelia Harris wrote:
    about half a year ago

    Thanks so much! I am still sitting here in shock! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! :) Congrats to everyone! :)

    Reply

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