Wow is all I can say about last week. I made it through my very first Blog Hop for my one year Blogaversary (thanks to all my Cricut Friends) and was so blessed. So many wonderful ladies participated with their wonderful creative projects including many of this great Lasting Memories team. Thanks so much ladies! Also a big thank you to all of you who stopped by and left your lovely comments which so encourages us all. We wouldn't keep going without you.
Last week you all rocked out the "Recipe Challenge". How fun to get new layout ideas as well as some great recipes. It is so fun to see what everyone creates. I can't wait to see the entries each and every week.
I had so much fun with this layout. I have had this cute little picture of my oldest granddaughter for awhile. This is a picture of her having her first Chinese Noodles for Mommy's birthday dinner. Hard to see but she has a chopstick in her hand.
I had a piece of 8 x 8 cardboard from a packing box.
I tore off most of the top thin paper layer leaving some torn pieces on. The pieces I tore off I crumpled and then laid everything out and sprayed it with Glimmer Mist. I used Suede, Blue Bottom Jean, and Pomegranate. I cut 2 tiny strips off the piece once it dried. I used Tim Holtz paper for my background.
Then I laid everything out and moved it around till I liked it. I used twine for the bow. Some leftover chipboard letters I also sprayed for the yum title. Th I had a e Katie letters were from a Tim Holtz letter page. I have used alot of the letters so was surprised when I found the letters to spell her name. The strips on the bottom are ATG used tape that I misted and wrote on with a Sharpie.
Hope you enjoyed my layouts!
We also have another awesome giveaway this week!! Elizabeth is hosting this weeks prize, check this out!!!
I don't know about you but I can never get enough Tim Holtz goodies.
Also, if you need a little more inspiration, try out our sketch from PageMaps!! Just a reminder - in order to qualify for our challenge/giveaway, you MUSTfollow our challenge!! You're welcome to incorporate the sketch WITH the challenge or if you'd like to just use the sketch, please do and leave us a comment so we can come and see what you did with it!!!
Love this sketch because it makes me think of Spring and I love multi photo layouts. So lets see those "Trash" layouts this week and join us at Lasting Memories for some fun.
Happy Craftin!
Now if you missed the blog hop you still have through tomorrow the 30th to leave comments for the blog candy. Click here to the beginning of each day
So cool!!
ReplyDelete~Stacia - LMDT
I never thought about saving my ATG tape!! Great idea for journal strips! And I love all your misting and that cardboard! This is so trashy! ;)
ReplyDeleteMichelle LMDT
Scrappinforkenzie.blogspot.com
Your 'trash' layout is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteRae Ann O.
http://joyinart.blogspot.com
That IS a great idea!!!! I adore this layout!!
ReplyDeleteWhat neat ides! This is really COOL!
ReplyDeletelove this effect, very nicely done
ReplyDeleteso need to try misting, probably would combine nicely with my paint brush technique
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness... could that pic get any cuter!!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! I would've never guessed that you used mostly recycling techniques! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW, Suzanne!! You went ALL OUT for this challenge, and I am SO impressed!! :) There are a few techniques you've shared that I'd love to use on some old pictures of my Brea and my "adopted" Kait coloring on the sidewalk... I'm excited to dig those pictures out now!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your talent at Lasting Memories this week!! :)
Your Lasting Memories DT Sister,
Amy :) at www.lovetocrop.com
Wow...cardboard and misting equals ARTWORK!!! Love this Suzanne. And your bloghop was sensational!!
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