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I am offering you a scavenger hunt where you have to find some elements and combine them to create a layout or a project. Are you up to the challenge? Although you don’t have to create those elements, you also have that option, so either you use what you have downloaded or you can still make them from scratch. Your end result must include ALL of those elements ;). I added some links to tutorials (only accessible to our DIAMOND members) but you can also use elements created from scripts.
- one denim texture or element (here)
- some gradient (it has to be obvious!)
- one silhouette
- one doily (here or here)
- at least one round picture
- some beads or pearls (here)
- plaid pattern (here)
You can choose any theme you want, so what will you create with those elements?
Hello Scrapbook Campers. I love these challenges for many reasons but mostly because they cement my knowledge of the wonderful tutorials available here. The photo is of pine cones from Llandrillo in Wales, UK and was taken by Cerys Lowe from Unsplash. They reminded me of roses, hence the title. All bar the beautiful paint element (warm n woodsy paint element by Jessica Dunn of PixelScrappers) were created by myself. The frame is the denim texture/element but it is a little hard to recognize as it has been downsized. The gradient was created by using Cassel’s great gradient creator script. The title is made from the bead tube and was hand moused … yay! Thanks for takin a peek!
One more … because I can, ;D The photo from Unsplash is by Lobo Studio. Paint splashes on the background paper are by Jessica Dunn from PixelScrappers as is the cat silhouette. Thanks for takin a peek!
Wonderful projects for this challenge Annie! you have such creative ideas… well done !.. love them both.
best wishes,
Dawn.
Cassel’s freebie doily which I colourized using the paint brush technique, vector tube beads around photo, Cassel corner punches. The papers I created myself, along with the word frames and silhouette.
Great job ladies. Annie both your projects are very calming and so different. Sue the purple doily really stands out. When I read the challenge and saw plaid right away I thought of the picture I wanted to scrapbook. My doily is not very fancy as I tried one and it did not match the theme. So just went with one hole and filled in the center. I enjoyed making the beads again I used plaid. Had lots of fun.
Sue … again your nature loving nature shows through! I love the way your purple doily thrusts the warblers into the spotlight, well done!
Thanks Royanne, always appreciated my friend. Your page is great fun … obviously a spin off from the quartet in the photo, well done Hon!
Love that pic Royanne, when I was in the smokey mountain area, they talked or Rednecks, thought it was people living in the Ozarks, now you write Alberta, so please, what is a red neck.
Annie you colours are lovely in those pics, I snagged your border, hope u didnt mind. Did you get my message. Well Done.
Thanks dear Trish, always appreciated my friend … and, I did receive your message, thank you.
Hi I am Hurklecat and this is my first visit here.
I’m not a scrapper but this challenge was something I felt I could try – in fact I’ll probably write it up as a tutorial for my group. Thanks Cassel for the fun and thanks to all you talented people who have sent in their work :~)
Here’s mine
Annie, Sue, Royanne, and AnnMary, these are beautiful and fun layouts! I like to enlarge and see all the details. Great work, ladies!
Love that post Mary Ann, soo cute.
Here is my take on the project, denim is there but hard to see till u enlarge it,
gradients I used to paint the burnt edge paper, and another which I made on the doilly I tried to make badly.
silhouettes from my files, along with bubbles. another doilly was from cass
pearls are assortment, part mine and elements I cut from a picture.
made 3 rings, put them inside each other to make a from. I made the check paper
picture my granddaughter, the day she pass out of University
Well done Hurklecat and welcome to the campus. Looking forward to viewing more of your creations. <3
Terrific result with this page Trish. Your granddaughter seems very cheeky about her graduation … and why not, LOL! <3
Many thanks Cristina Royanne Trish and Annie for your welcome and kind comments
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