Put A Good Word In

Hello, it is Cec here. I would like to welcome you to 2021 and introduce our first challenge of the new year. Now that 2020 has been kicked out the door it is time to look forward and focus on the light at the end of the tunnel. I am calling this one 'Put A Good Word In!' Here is what I have to say about it:

Create a shabby chic or vintage projects that includes a word or words that are positive or happy or uplifting in nature. Single words or sentiments/quotes can be used. Given what we have all been through for the last months nothing sad or negative please.

Since this is a new year we have decided to change up the prize package slightly. Beginning with this challenge the Design Team will choose their four top picks as they always do but the overall winner will receive the $25 gift certificate to go on a spending spree at The Funkie Junkie Boutique. We will not have a Guest Designer going forward; instead all four top picks will receive badges to display on their blogs in recognition of their outstanding contributions.

The guidelines for entering are simple; create a new vintage or shabby chic project following the challenge theme, link it below to your post (not just your blog) and also include a link back to this challenge in your post. You can combine our challenge with up to 10 challenges (including this one) to be in with a chance of winning. If you are entering through a public forum (such as Instagram) you'll need to include the words 'Funkie Junkie Boutique Challenge'. Make sure you follow these rules as unfortunately, we have had to eliminate entrants from the prize draws in the past.

Our designers have made some fabulous inspiration to get your creative juices flowing. To find out details of their projects just click on their blog names.

 Sara Emily Barker - sarascloset

Suzanne Czosek - Suzz's Stamping Spot

Cec Wintonyk - CW Creations

Jenny Marples - Pushing The Right Buttons

Once you have checked out the details, come on back and share your project(s) with us using the link tool at the end of this post. We always love seeing what you create.