Joyful Santa

I've made more Christmas cards than I've had the time to share so I'm trying to share some of them while it's still December. I made this one with my favourite Santa, the Jolly St. Nick from Sizzix and Tim Holtz. The present he's carrying is die cut with Celebrate die set and the stripey background is die cut with Layered Stripes die, both by Sizzix and Tim Holtz. The sentiment die is Jumbo Joy from Penny Black, die cut from coloured cardstock and heavily coated with Rock Candy glitter. As this Santa is a big fella, my cardbase is also big, 5x7 inches. 

I'm entering this to:

* Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Sparkle and Shine

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Add a Sentiment!

Golden Holiday Wishes

I have a quick little holiday card to share that I made for the December challenge at Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero challenge where the theme is Gold. This also marks my 12th time taking part in the Stay Crafty challenge this year - I've taken part in each and every challenge in 2025 and I've thoroughly enjoyed them all!

For this card, I used the Twinkle Lights Die Set of the Month for October 2025. I die cut the twinkle lights out of gold foil cardstock and the bulbs out of gold glitter cardstock and adhered them together. For the background I used dark brown cardstock that I splattered with gold spray and the frame is die cut with Spellbinders' Essential Arches dies, once out of off white cardstock and once out of gold foil cardstock. After adhering everything in place, I heat embossed the sentiment from the Hero Arts stamp set Merry Foliage using gold embossing powder and adhered it in place and embellished the card with some gold gems.

I'm entering this to:

* Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero: December - Gold

Candles Candles

This year I've been making several die cut Christmas cards. Here are some that I made with Candle Shop die set from Sizzix / Tim Holtz. All the cards feature candles die cut with the Candle Shop die set.

The first card features a frame die from Penny Black called Frame It, a bow from Vault Festive Wreath die set by Sizzix / Tim Holtz and a die cut sentiment that says 'Christmas Peace'.

The second one features a frame die by Penny Black called Whirl, and some added greenery and berries die cut with the Vault Festive Wreath die set by Sizzix / Tim Holtz. The die cut sentiment is the same as above.

This one features pretty much the same elements as the card above, I used used a different patterned paper and a stamped sentiment (it says 'Christmas Greetings').

The last card features a panel die cut with a Penny Black die Semi-Circle Stackers and some added greenery and a pine cone die cut with the Vault Festive Wreath die set by Sizzix / Tim Holtz. The sentiment is the same as in the card above.

Festive Poinsettia

I made a couple of Christmas cards with Altenew's gorgeous poinsettia stamp, Festive Poinsettia. I coloured them with my Copics before fussy cutting them out. For the background in the first card, I masked a rectangle and ink blended it with Distress Oxide ink in Iced Spruce and splattered some gold and brown ink on it. I then dry embossed it with a Penny Black embossing folder called Melody before adhering the poinsettia on it. The sentiment is die cut and says 'Christmas Greetings' in Finnish. I embellished the card with some half pearls.

I'm entering this to:

* CAS on Friday: Challenge #323 - Christmas

* Beautiful Blossoms Challenge: Anything Floral Goes

The second card has more of a vintage feel to it. I used a piece of light brown cardstock and stamped it with Pinkfresh Studio's Dainty Plaid background stamp before ink blending some brown Distress Oxide ink on the edges. The frame is also by Pinkfresh Studio and it's called Ornate Oval Frame. I splattered the poinsettia and the background with some white acrylic ink, adhered everything in place, adhered the die cut sentiment in place (the same as in the first card) and embellished the card with some gems.

Christmas Blush

Here's a Christmas card I made with a Penny Black stamp called Christmas Blush. I coloured the image with my Copics before masking the edges with masking tape and ink blending the rectangle with Distress Oxide ink in Saltwater Taffy. I stamped the sentiment ('Happy Christmastime' in Finnish) before matting the panel onto some red cardstock and then the cardbase. Lastly, I embellished the card with some gems.

I'm entering this to:

* The Flower Challenge: Challenge #109 - Use Christmas Florals

* Addicted to Stamps and More!: Challenge #507 - Christmas

* Just Add Ink: Challenge #775 - Just Add a Celebration (mine would be Christmas)

Christmas Rose Bouquet

It's been ages since I last used this WPlus9 stamp set Christmas Rose Bouquet and I cannot understand why I haven't used it as it is gorgeous and so lovely to colour. Well, I used it now and I'm happy! I coloured the image with my Copics before die cutting it with its matching die and adding a bit of white pen to the Christmas roses. The oval frame is die cut with Ornate Oval Frame die from Pinkfresh Studio and the sentiment is die cut as well (it says 'Christmas Peace'). As a background I used coloured cardstock splattered with white paint. I embellished the card with some gold gems.

I'm entering this to:

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

* Stamping Sensations: November - Christmas

Autumnal Flowers

I think this is pretty much the only autumnal card I've made this year and I need to post it quickly before the autumn season is gone and we're in the Christmas season! The stamp I used on this one is Blossom and Bloom by Altenew, I die cut it with the matching die and coloured it with my Copics. I wanted to keep the background pretty simple so I created an orange panel by stamping, tone-on-tone, with Pinkfresh Studio's stamp Dainty Plaid onto a piece of orange cardstock and layered that panel with a white panel before adhering it all onto my cardbase with foam adhesives. The sentiment is by Penny Black and it is heat embossed. After adhering everything in place, I embellished the card with some pink gems.

I'm entering this to:

* Beautiful Blossoms Challenge - Anything Floral Goes

* Addicted to Stamps and More: Challenge #506 - Make Your Mark

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

Christmas Greetings

I made a clean and simple Christmas card using Hero Arts Merry Foliage stamp and die set. I coloured the image with my Copics, added a bit of white gel pen here and there, and some sparkle using Rock Candy glitter on the red berries and some Nuvo Aqua Shimmer pen on the yellow berries. I made the red and white panel using some left over cardstock in white and red which I cut into strips and adhered onto a panel creating a kind of a candy cane background. I adhered the panel onto the cardbase with some foam adhesives, I also used foam adhesives when adhering the die cut image onto the panel. As I needed Christmas cards in Finnish, I used a die cut sentiment in Finnish (it says 'Christmas Greetings'). Lastly, I embellished the card with some gold half pearls.

I'm entering this to:

* Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero: November - Bits and Pieces (Use scraps on your project)

Jolly Santa

This jolly Santa captured my heart the minute I saw him, he is the sweetest Santa ever! He is a Sizzix / Tim Holtz die called Jolly St. Nick and it was so much fun piecing him together. He is a big fella, so this card is the size 5x7. I had him sneakily carry a present behind his back, die cut with Sizzix/Tim Holtz die set Celebrate. I added a piece of patterned paper behind him and a frame die cut with the Penny Black die Frame It. The sentiment is die cut as well, it translates as 'Christmas Greetings'.

I'm entering this to:

* TIME OUT Challenges: Challenge #301 - Your Favourite Holiday to Celebrate (that would be Christmas in my case)

* Just Us Girls: Challenge #801 - Winter

Father's Day

It's Father's Day in Finland today and I'm sharing the card I made for my Dad.  I think trees are always a good option for masculine cards and especially so for my Dad who likes the forest. I used Sizzix/Tim Holtz die Funky Trees, inked the edges of the foliage pieces lightly and adhered the lighter green parts with foam adhesives. I die cut the window with Spellbinders Essential Arches dies, added a piece of patterned paper behind it and adhered the trees in their places. I also added three little birds die cut with a Memory Box die, embellished the card with clear enamel dots and stamped the sentiment which says 'Happy Father's Day' in Finnish.

I'm entering this to:

* Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Masculine

* Addicted to Stamps and More: Challenge #505 - Diecuts and/or Stencils

Christmas Mouse

I adore this lil' mouse so much that I wanted to turn him into a Christmas mouse. He's from the What's Cookin'? stamp set by Hero Arts and I coloured him with my Copics. I then added a scarf and turned oven mittens into winter mittens to give him a seasonal look. For the other elements, I used a mix of products from different companies. The background is embossed with a 3D embossing folder from Nellie's Choice, the frames are die cut with the Pinkfresh Studio die Stitched Scallop Rectangles and the snowflakes are die cut with Penny Black dies form the sets Polar Pair and Dancing Snowflakes. The sentiment is heat embossed and says 'Merry Christmas'.

I'm entering this to:

* Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Add Some Texture 

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

Get Well Soon

I made this little get well card with the fun Classic Casserole die set by Hero Arts. I wanted to take part in the Stay Crafty challenge so I die cut the pieces from yellow and white cardstock and glued them together. For the background, I used a bit of patterned paper and a piece of white cardstock, both die cut with Spellbinders' Scored and Pierced Rectangles dies. The sentiment is from the Hero Arts stamp set Summer Blooms. Lastly, I embellished the card with some yellow half pearls.

I'm entering this to:

* Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero: October 2025 - Mellow Yellow

Thankful for You

How darling is this little mouse!? Simply the cutest ever! For this card, I used three Hero Arts stamp sets: What's Cookin'? for the little mouse and the pie, On the Shelf for the shelves and everything on them, and Friendship Blooms for the sentiment. I did the colouring with my Copics and added a bit of patterned paper on the background.

Poppies

Here's a card I made simply because I wanted to colour this image. I love poppies and this stamp by Gina K Designs, Poppy Garden, is one of my favourite poppy stamps. 

I coloured the image with my Copics before die cutting the image with its matching die. The frame is die cut with Fancy Rectangle Frame die by Pinkfresh Studio and there's a bit of patterned paper on the background. The heat embossed sentiment says 'Congratulations'. As embellishments, I used some half pearls.

Guest Designing at Seize the Birthday Challenge

I have the honour of Guest Designing at the current Seize the Birthday challenge. I am absolutely thrilled and want to thank the Design Team for having me! The theme is always 'birthday' and this time the optional topping is 'Clean and Simple with a Stencil'.

I created my card by using a stencil from Create a Smile and ink blending Distress Oxide inks through it. I then stamped and die cut the beautiful florals from Pinkfresh Studio's set It's a New Day Floral and coloured them with my Copics before arranging and adhering them onto the card. The sentiment is from the Pinkfresh Studio stamp set Choose Hope. I added some half pearls as embellishments.

Please hop over to Seize the Birthday challenge blog to see the amazing inspiration from the Design Team and please do join in on the fun!

Rise to New Heights

I wanted to make a card for the current Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero challenge where the theme is 'Create a project with clouds'. At first I was sure I didn't have anything with clouds but then I went through my Hero Arts stamps and realised Sky's the Limit Balloons set had cloud stamps in it. So encouragement card it is with a hot air balloon and some clouds! I stamped the images on a panel die cut with a die from the Spellbinders set Scored and Pierced Rectangles, and watercoloured them with my Karin Markers. I then placed the die back in place and ink blended some blue Distress Oxide ink to the panel, removed the die and stamped the sentiment (it's from the same stamp set). I also splattered some blue and black watercolour on the image. For the background, I dry embossed a piece of cardstock with a Studio Light embossing folder. 

I'm entering this to:

* Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero: September 2025 Challenge - Create a Project with Clouds

Monochrome Flower

I made a card for the current Pinkfresh Studio challenge with the theme of Tone-on-Tone & Monochromatic Magic. I used the Folk Floral Stem stamp and the matching die from Pinkfresh Studio and coloured the image with my Copics using the R30s colour family. The die I used for the frame is Ornate Oval Frame (Pinkfresh Studio) and I was hoping to have it in pink matching the leaves on the flower stem but unfortunately, I did not have an exact match in my cardstock so I had to use white. The background is simply a piece of red cardstock, the heat embossed sentiment says 'On Your Special Day', and as embellishments I used gorgeous red gems, also by Pinkfresh Studio.

I'm entering this to:

* Pinkfresh Studio: September 2025 Challenge - Tone-on-Tone & Monochromatic Magic

Floral Cluster

I made this card following a sketch over at The Flower Challenge. The stamp I used is from the set Spring Bouquets by Gina K Designs and as usual, I coloured the image with my Copics. I layered some leaves behind the floral cluster using a die called Dignified by Penny Black. The sentiment is also die cut and translates as 'Congrats'. I layered the white rectangle panel onto a panel of teal coloured cardstock before adhering it all to my card base. After adhering everything in place, I embellished the card with some gorgeous red gems.

I'm entering this to:

* The Flower Challenge: Challenge #106 - Use Our Sketch

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Layer It Up/Use Emphemera

* Addicted to Stamps and More: Challenge #501 - Make Your Mark

Sunflowers

I made this card simply because I wanted to colour this image -  this is Sunflower Garden by Simon Says Stamp and I just love those happy sunflowers. I didn't use any sentiment so this is usable for anything really, I simply added the frame that I die cut with Pinkfresh Studio die Stitched Scallop Rectangles and some pretty gems. Quick and easy!

I'm entering this to:

* Beautiful Blossoms Challenge: Anything Floral Goes / Mood Board #32

* Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Stamp It in STAMPtember

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Stamp It

Cute

I wanted to make something cute and easy this weekend so I reached for the Mama Elephant stamp set Dandelion Wishes and got crafting. I coloured the images with my Copics and die cut them with their matching dies before adding a bit of white gel pen here and there. The white panels are die cut with Lacy Rectangle Stackables die by Lawn Fawn. I ink blended a bit of pink ink behind the images, adhered the images in their places and added my sentiments - a stamped sentiment in the first card (it's in Finnish and says 'To [my] friend') and a die cut sentiment for the second. I lathered some Nuvo Aqua Shimmer pen onto the die cut sentiment so it has a beautiful shimmer to it which, unfortunately, does not show in the photo. After adding a bit of patterned paper, I adhered the panels in their places and embellished the cards with some gems.

I'm entering this to:

* TIME OUT Challenges: Challenge #296 - Friendship/Encouragement/Support 

* Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: 4 Legged Friends

I'm entering this to:

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

Floral Wreath

 I made a retirement card in a circular shape using the pretty wreath from the Pinkfresh Studio stamp set Rainbow Floral. I coloured the image with my Copics and used the matching die to die cut it. I used a bit of patterned paper for the background, heat embossed the sentiment (it wishes enjoyable retirement days in Finnish) and adhered it with foam adhesives. As embellishments, I used gold thread and some gold half pearls.

I'm entering this to:

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

* We Love Stamping: August - Flowers

Here for You

I made this card inspired by the August challenge at Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero where the theme is 'Use a Water Technique or Water Image'. I did both in my card. I used images from the Gardening Tools & Flowers stamp set die cut with the matching cover plate die and watercoloured using my Karin Markers. The panel is die cut with a Spellbinders die from the set Scored and Pierced Rectangles and the sentiment is from the Hero Arts stamp set Here for You. I used a piece of patterned paper in the background and embellished the card with some sequins.

I'm entering this to:

* Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero: August 2025 - Splish Splash: Use a Water Technique or Water Image

Spotlight

This gorgeous stamp is Floral Trims by Tim Holtz and I think it's one of the most gorgeous floral stamps ever! I made a birthday card with it and decided to use a bit of spotlight technique. I stamped the image on my panel and then die cut a rectangle. I coloured the image in the die cut rectangle, matted the rectangle on a piece of black cardstock and adhered it in its place. I also matted the bigger panel on a piece of black cardstock. The sentiment is Finnish for 'Congrats', and I used some enamel dots to embellish the card. 

I'm entering this to:

* The Flower Challenge: Challenge #105 - Add Embellishments

* Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Happy Birthday

* Krafty Chicks Challenge: Challenge #780 - Birthday

Pink for Birthday

Another day, another birthday card, this time for my stash of birthday cards. The stamp I used is an 'oldie' but definitely a 'goldie', it's Mondo Sakura from Ellen Hutson.  I coloured the image with my Copics and cut it with the matching die. I embossed a piece of pink cardstock with an embossing folder from Studio Light and used a Pinkfresh Studio die called Ornate Oval Frame to die cut the frame. The sentiment is heat embossed and it says 'Congratulations'. I embellished the card with some golden half pearls.

I'm entering this to:

* We Love Stamping: August - Flowers

* Seize the Birthday: Challenge #310 - Use Your Favorite Color (one of my favourite colours is pink)

* Beautiful Blossoms Challenge: Anything Floral Goes

Masculine 50

My husband turned 50 this summer and for his milestone birthday I made two cards (one given to him by us and one by my parents). For the first card I used the gorgeous new Classic Car die from Spellbinders and number dies by Studio Light. The background is created by masking a rectangle and ink blending Distress Oxide inks to it before splattering some water and inks to the rectangle. The sentiment is a sticker and it translates basically as 'Congratulations'.

For the second card, I used Bold Numbers die by Spellbinders. I die cut the numbers several times, once from gold cardstock and then a few times from black cardstock, and adhered them on top of each other to make the numbers a bit bulkier. I used the Woven Lattice Texture die (also by Spellbinders) to add a bit of interest to the background. The two panels are die cut with Pinkfresh Studio's Diagonal Stitched Rectangles dies. The die cut sentiment is Finnish for 'Congrats'.

I'm entering this to:

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

Die Cut Bouquet

I wanted to create an arrangement/bouquet with some die cut flowers and this is what I made. I used my favourite Spellbinders floral dies, Fresh Picked Anemones, along with Spellbinders Gorgeous You Florals dies for the smaller flowers. For the background, I die cut a panel with Scored and Pierced Rectangles die and added a bit of interest with Woven Lattice Texture die, both by Spellbinders. The die cut sentiment is Finnish for 'Congrats'. Lastly, I embellished the card with some gems.

I'm entering this to:

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

* Inkspirational Challenges: Challenge #346 - Word Prompt 'Birthday'

* Addicted to Stamps and More: Challenge #498 - Birthdays

Cherries

I made a couple of cards using Pinkfresh Studio's Cherry Bliss stamp set. I coloured the images with my trusty Copics and die cut them with the matching die. For the first card I then used Stitched Scallop Circle dies and Diagonal Stitched Rectangles dies, both by Pinkfresh Studio, to die cut the elements for the background. The sentiment I used is Finnish for "For [my] Friend" and I embellished the card with black gems. For the second card I die cut the elements in the background with Spellbinders' Scored and Pierced Rectangles dies and the sentiment with a Simply Graphic die. I embellished the card with pretty gems.

I'm entering this to:

* Pinkfresh Studio: July 2025 Challenge - Summer Splash / Anything Goes

Floral Fields

I have to admit I've not been too keen on colouring with stencils as I love my Copics and watercolours -- but I think I'm changing my mind now. I had so much fun with this Floral Field die and stencil combo from Pinkfresh Studio! I'm hooked! I loved trying different colour combos, just ink blending to my heart's content. While I was at it, I made three different cards using the Floral Field die and stencils with Distress Oxide inks. For the first card, I also used the Dotted Scallops coverplate die by Pinkfresh Studio as well as heat embossed and then die cut sentiment (it says 'Congratulations' in Finnish) along with some black gems. For the second card, I used Hexagon Tiles coverplate die (Pinkfresh Studio) and a die cut sentiment ('Hello' in Finnish). For the last card, I die cut a frame using two different sizes of rectangle dies and a heat embossed and then die cut sentiment ('For You' in Finnish).

I'm entering this to:

* Pinkfresh Studio Challenge: July - Summer Splash/Anything Goes

I'm entering this to:

* Just Us Girls Challenge: Challenge #785 - Anything Goes Stencil Week

I'm entering this to:

* The Paper Funday Challenges: Challenge #78 July 2025 - Anything Goes with the optional twist of Fun with Stencils

Feminine 50

A co-worker had her milestone birthday earlier this summer and I made her this card for all of us at work to give her.  I used these beautiful blooms from the You're the Best stamp set by Pinkfresh Studio for the card, coloured them with my Copics and used the matching dies to die cut them. I also used Ornate Oval Frame die and Intricate Stitched Ovals coverplate die for the elements in the background. I die cut the numbers and the sentiment (it says 'Congratulations' in Finnish) out of gold cardstock, and embellished the card with some clear sequins.

Beautiful Branch

I made this card for the current challenge at The Flower Challenge which has a fabulous colour inspiration photo to get inspired by. I used a Pinkfresh Studio stamp called Beautiful Branch and coloured the image with my Copics, trying to get as close to the inspiration colours as possible. I then die cut the panel and the coloured cardstock behind the panel using Pinkfresh Studio die Diagonal Stitched Rectangles. The sentiment is from the stamp set Beautiful Blooms, also by Pinkfresh Studio, as is the coverplate die Dotted Scallops that I used in the background. I embellished the card with some sequins.

I'm entering this to:

* The Flower Challenge: Challenge #104 - Colour Challenge

Hot Air Balloons

I love hot air balloons, I think there's something very tranquil and dreamy about them. I'm just very, very afraid of heights so I would never go into one but on paper? Yes, please! I wanted to play along with the July challenge over at Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero and make a card for a friend and thought that these balloons from the Hero Arts set Sky's the Limit Balloons would be perfect for a little summery miss you card. I stamped them onto watercolour paper and coloured them with my Karin markers before die cutting the panel and ink blending some Distress Oxide inks (Old Paper and Brushed Corduroy) to the edges of the panel to give it a bit of a vintage-y feel. I then matted the panel onto a piece of dark brown cardstock, used a piece of patterned paper on the background and attached the panel with foam adhesives. The sentiment I used is from the Here For You stamp set by Hero Arts, heat embossed in white and die cut with the matching die. As embellishment, I only used a bit of twine.

I'm entering this to:

* Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero: July - You're My Best Friend (Make a Card for a Friend)

Confirmation Day

Our eldest son had his Confirmation in June and I made him two cards, one was given to him by us and one by his grandparents. I used ready made card images/card toppers for both of them as well as cross stickers. For the first card, I also used Essential Arches dies by Spellbinders for the opening (the panel is attached with foam adhesives and thus a little raised) and then heat embossed in white Pinkfresh Studios stamp Diamond Tiles and ink blended some blue Distress Oxide ink to the panel. I also decorated the opening with a die cut by Penny Black called Dignified. The sentiment is also ready made and says 'Congratulations on Your Confirmation Day' in Finnish.

For the second card, I matted the card topper onto dark blue cardstock and also dry embossed a piece of dark blue cardstock for the background using Penny Black embossing folder Texture. I raised the white panel with foam adhesives and decorated the card with silver coloured half pearls. The ready made sentiment says 'On Your Confirmation Day' in Finnish.

Hello Friend

I wanted to create a card for the current challenge at Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero but found the theme - Saturday In The Park - a bit difficult. After pondering about it, I decided to keep it simple and go with the word 'park'. I figured that if you went to a park, you'd need a sunhat and you'd see pretty flowers and bees, and if you were lucky, you'd find a four-leaf clover. Maybe you'd also meet up with some friends. And there you have it - elements in my card! I used Hero Arts' Gardening Tools & Flowers stamp and cover plate die, Morning Glory die and a sentiment from Here For You stamp set as well as Spellbinders' Essential Arches dies. I did all the colouring with my Copics.

I'm entering this to:

* Stay Crafty with A Blog Named Hero: June 2025 Challenge - Saturday In The Park

* Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

You are loved

I made this rainbow card for this month's Pinkfresh Studio Challenge with the theme of Rainbow Reverie. The stamp I used is from the In the Meadow stamp set, I coloured it in rainbow colours with my Copics before die cutting it with the matching die. Otherwise I kept the card fairly simple, adding only a frame, a sentiment (it's from the Beyond Measure stamp set) and some clear drops as embellishments. 

I'm entering this to:

* Pinkfresh Studio: June 2025 Challenge - Rainbow Reverie

Altenew Instagram Hop

There is a hop happening on Instagram celebrating Altenew's June 2025 release. Below you'll find the cards I shared on this hop but for a chance to win some amazing prizes, please head on over to Instagram and start the hop on Altenew's page. Alternatively, you can visit my page where you'll find the full hop list and take it from there. You'll have until June 16th to hop. Hope to see you there!