Last additions - Scraptherapy Challenges - August 2010
Buddies.jpgBuddiesGreat sketch to work with.
Handmade element is the flowers!!3 commentsAug 28, 2010
image0020.jpghelp myselfi have handcut the scallops and made cicrle embellishment thing in the corner of photos. TFL5 commentsAug 26, 2010
ST_august_2010.JPGHair UpsMy take on the sketch challenge... hand made scissors :)
My son being VERY patient with my daughter! 6 commentsAug 18, 2010
August_10_Journalling_challenge.jpgThat dreaded dose of castor oil...My "take" on Allie's journalling challenge. Not too sure if my handmade cut outs are what was required but anyhooo.....I made a simple stamped tag to go under the title, cut up an enlarged photo of the bottle lable and used that as embellies and cut out tiny squares and doodled on them to fill in the gaps lol. tfl10 commentsAug 18, 2010
pout_28Medium29.jpgMy August Colour Challenge....the cardstock is Bazzill and it is actually cream although it looks quite white in the pic. PP is MME and Websters, flourish is a cut from Home Decor Cricut cart. My flowers are my handmade things! I made two on the flower loom, two with my yoyo makers and just cut the other out of scrap fabric. Title is Thickers and I have used glimmer mist and ink.
TFL:)12 commentsAug 15, 2010
August_2010_colour_challenge_.JPGThey belong together.My "take" on Bec's colour challenge. Made 2 flowers, one with just a torn edge and a bit smaller. 11 commentsAug 14, 2010
You_Me_Us.jpgYou Me UsMy take on the sketch. I had a go at Gabrielle Pollacco's faux stones ( http://gabriellepollacco.blogspot.com/2010/01/tutorial-how-to-make-faux-polished.html ). PP is Kaiser, bird is Prima & I made the flowers myself as well. TFL
9 commentsAug 14, 2010
No_Idea.jpgNo IdeaMy take on the colour challenge using Bo Bunny PP, Stickles, Tim Holtz ink grunging up my flowers a little and a handmade bead vine. TFL
6 commentsAug 14, 2010
ST_Journalling.JPGPlease don't mow the daisiesMy layout for the jornalling challenge. I have long wanted to scrap this photo and this challenge was perfect. Paper is Iron Orchid Designs (reverse), thickers and handmade element is the hand sewn daisies (in case you hadn't noticed!) I started off with a couple and then a couple more and they just grew!4 commentsAug 13, 2010