Nature's way @ Stamptacular Sunday Challenge

It is sunday again and time for another challenge here at Stamptacular Sunday Challenge. We have a special treat for you this time, an awsome challenge you're gonna have lots of fun with. It is a TEXTURE CHALLENGE!!

This week’s challenge is going to be so much fun! We can’t wait to see what you create!

For this weeks challenge you will create a card or project that has at least two different textures on it! There are so many choices to choose from! What will you choose? Please be sure to let us know where you used all your different textures in your post! Oh…and don’t forget to stamp! After all, we don’t call this STAMPtacular for nothing! 

We have a fabolous sponsor for you as well:

 BUGABOO STAMPS

PRIZE: Winner’s Choice of 7 Digis!

Here's my project for this week's challenge:

 My recipe:
white and pink bazill
DP from My Mind's Eye: Madion Avenue "Pretty" Polka paper
Currogated cardboard
cheesecloth
Half pearls from Kort & Godt
Flowers from WOC & Kutt Ut
Lace fra Scrappejungelen
Sizzix embossing pad
Sakura Gelly roll
Txt from Bugaboo
Diecuts: labels eighteen, circles, scalloped circles
All edges are coloured with old photo distress ink

My image is from our sponsor this week: Bugaboo and is called Rubychoc Nature's Way. She is coloured with these promarkers: dusky pink, ivory, pastel pink, putty, chestnut, cocoa, cinnamon, caramel, dusky rose, baby pink, pale pink, umber, warm grey 5,4, ice grey 4,3, bluebell, denim blue and ice grey 1.

Now I hope I've inspired you to take a look at our challenge blog and see the gorgeous projects my talented teammates have made for this challenge!!

I'll deliver for these challenges:
Crafty Emma: Vintage Dahling
Sugar Creek Hollow: Vintage, Shabby Chic or primitive: Embossing
A Gem of Challenge: Photo Inspiration
Polkadoodle: Vintage/retro
Simply Create Too: Layers
Do You stack up: Pink
Cooking it up with Katie: Pink, pearls, flowers
My mum's Craft shop challenge: Girls
Some Odd Girl: Bling it challenge
Incy Wincy designs: Vintage
Simon Says Stamps: Spots or stripes