Here is the first challenge:
This week's challenge is to Scrapbook your scrapbooking! Yep, you heard that right. We want you to create a layout or other paper crafting project that showcases some aspect of your scrapbooking hobby.
Chose at least two of the following for your project:Now what could be more fun than scrapping about this hobby that has brought so many of us together?! I have a layout to show you. I've used #1 and #3 in this layout:
1. Journal about how you've achieved "better living through scrapbooking".
2. Use at least 3 photos of your scrap space.
3. Use the title "I Scrap, Therefore..." (finish the statement in your journaling.)
4. Create a scrapbook layout using photos of your scrapbooks.
5. Have someone take a photo of you surrounded by your supplies, then use that photo as the main image on your page.
6. Create a mini-album "tour" of your scrap room.
7. Journal a list of your ten "can't live without" scrapbooking tools/supplies.
First, I'll tell you what the journaling says:
"It took me until I was in my early 40's to discover that my passion and my little nook in the world truly is putting pictures to paper. There is nothing I love more than to sit down and create a page. I am never in a hurry - quite the contrary! I love putting my heart into a page. My albums will go to Shane one day, and I want him to look back and not only see my work, but feel me on every single page. It is my therapy. It is my relaxation. It is scrapbooking."I've used quite a bit of technique on this, so I want to share that with you as well. I used a lot of different elements to create the flowers on this layout. The deep red roses are American Crafts pink rosette ribbon. I misted them with coffee shop Glimmer Mist to deepen the color. I also misted the corners of the page with coffee shop. With the Prima flowers, I used a Ranger paint dabber (sandal) to cover each petal. I then misted them with tattered rose Glimmer Mist and then painted again with Ranger clear rock candy Crackle Paint. The petals roll easily then to give them a very antique look.
Other items used: CTMH rub-ons and fancy pins; Tattered Angels embossed chipboard (this resists ink so nicely!); Melody Ross chipboard phrases; random ribbon
Take a minute to pop over to Better Living through Scrapbooking so that you can check out the amazing prize for this challenge!!
Along with that please take a minute to visit the other design team members. They are amazing and you will love their work!
Chelsea Langworthy http://scrapbookingtostaysane.blogspot.com/
Beth Moore http://runswithscraps.blogspot.com/
Kim Sparks http://memoriesinthyme.blogspot.com/
Katie Turner http://telerobotic.tumblr.com/
Michelle Sanders http://funkyfreshcool.blogspot.com/
8 comments:
This layout is great. Every detail is wonderful.
Wooo Hoooo for you!!!! You know I absolutely adore being on another team with you!!!! You're a real sister to me :-)!!!
I love your journaling, your technique and that beautiful smile on your lovely face!!!! Scrapping makes us so happy! And who knew it could bring such incredible friendships from across the miles!!!!
Blessings,
Kim xXX
I am really in love with that layout. The flowers in it are absolutely beautiful. Keep up the great work!
Who Hoo girl you are on fire!
I am so happy and proud of all you are doing.
I will be playing as much as I can, I know it is going to be a great team for you.
I LOVE those flowers you made and need to start playing myself some more with distressing my own.
Lovely layout and I am so glad you did a picture of you.
I know Shane will love and cherish each page.
Congrats Brenda! More yummy layouts to look out! Love your flowers and misting!
This is a beautiful layout!
The new site sounds like fun...I will go check it out.
Thanks for linking to my Tim Holtz blog candy - I am looking forward to going to each blog and checking them out and getting inspired!
You really rocked our first Better Scrap challenge, I look forward to working with you on the Design Team.
I love the vintage feel to this... Wonderful!
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