Product Challenge

Our local Scrapping store has a Product challenge every few months. They make up a small kit of items ...August kit included a piece of aqua cardstock, a chipboard butterfly, yellow lace, 3 flowers and a 6 x 12 piece of patterned paper. The colour mixture was not easy to combine so I added the background paper, the MME circle and inked the edges of all the papers.

Here's my page :

Brooke and Emma with their Great Grandmother

and...drumroll....I won the prize....from Maya Road...a package of chipboard butterflies.

thanks,

and have a great day!

September Starting Point

I love these pictures of my grandchildren playing. My granddaughter will pose whenever she sees a camera even on the top of playground equipment. My grandson hardly ever stays still for a photo so this cheeky grin while climbing is forced for sure, but isn't he cute?

I liked this page when I finished but when I see it on this site its looks like something is missing. Changes include 1. mat the photos and 2. put some brads or bling on the bottom left strips.

For the September Starting Point by Shimelle
and September Product Challenge for Two Scrapbook Friends.

August Product Challenge

August Product Challenge from TSF ..I decided on a birthday card this month.
This is what I started with for the product challenge. The only instructions.. use some of everything in the kit ...anyway you like...any project...card, scrap page or layout, or altered item.


Since I bought 2 kits this month, I can do another project probably a scrap page. I have until the end of the month....maybe I will check out pagemaps for an idea.  Be back soon.

Product Challenge for July

The Sketch is from the new Sketches for Scrapbooking for one page Sketches. The original called for 1- 4 x6 and 2- 2 x 2 but as my photos were 5 x 7 and 3 x 2 it still worked although the page is a little busy. Even so, I think the colour combo brings it together. The sketch is changed slightly in that I changed the circles going down from left to right instead of right to left, and moved the large picture to the right.