Friday's Rubon Projects

Amanda used "Bling It On" rub-ons and a rhinestone set from BasicGrey for her trendy card.

Jessica used character rub-ons applied to a window made with a transparency to enhance the inside sentiment of the card.

Erika loves using rub-ons on photos; especially ones that have dead space in the backgrounds (notice how she applied rub-ons to the photo corners in the car windows - clever!) She also uses rub-ons on photos to bring focus to the subject of the photo and to add fun words that reinforce the feel of the layout.

Fern doesn't use many rub-ons, but she admits that she "actually had fun with this challenge". The Palm Trees, the 2 small orange flowers, and the 2 birds are rub-ons designed by Tip of the Brush (Tropical Time). The title "Beach Bum" and the sun are from The Paper Studio (Travel).

Sarah used rub-ons from Delish Designs for this fun layout. She glammed them up a bit by stitching gold lines down to them, then added some bling, orange beads and flowers. The faux journaling below the photo is also a rub-on

Wednesday's Rubon Projects

Kerri used the Basic Grey rub-on "life's good" as her title for this LO. She also used a Heidi Grace flower border rub-on to add a little something extra.

Sherri chose a great "Whatever" rub-on title from KI Memories "Pop Culture" collection. She used double sided Flip Flop and SEI papers, added some George stars, and scattered some buttons here and there to create this simple layout.

Jamie used Heidi Swapp rub-ons for the flourish and the diamond border. She also used a digital stamp from this month's sponsor The Stamping Boutique.

Barb used rub-ons to embellish the great big brads that were added to the tags on this 2-page layout.

Tuesday's Rub-on Projects

Christine created her own personalized ribbon by putting a rub-on onto the ribbon.

Inspired by great weather, Wanda decided to make a spring tissue box cover. She used rub-ons for the cute little bee’s flight pattern.

Dianne had an idea how she wanted this card to look, so she added each rub-on word, one at a time, to create this stunning card focal.

Tanya used rub-ons to add a pattern to plain paper. She simply cut out the different rub-on shapes and placed them on the paper in a visually pleasing pattern.

Corinna used a My Minds Eye rub-on for her title. She also used the Rainy Cynthia Fairy image from this month's sponsor, The Stamping Boutique.