Scrapbooking from Scratch - Sketch Challenge

Scrapbooking from Scratch - Donna's Sketch Challenge

Scrapbooking from Scratch - Charm's Colour Challenge - Oct

This months colour challenge at Scrapbooking from Scratch was brought to us by Charm and was to use the colours, yellow, black, white & pink.

I used these really cute Charms Creations chevrons on my page.

Scrapbooking from Scratch - Anita's Quote challenge for October

 Scrapbooking from Scratch always hosts great challenges every month. I really look forward to the Quote challenge. This months quote to use was "Be the Reason Someone Smiles Today...".

Scrapbooking from Scratch - September Challenges

The challenges over at Scrapbooking from Scratch this month were fantastic, and really got into the scrapping groove for the month. Below are the layouts I created for each challenge.

 Anita's sketch Challenge...

I created a splatter background with Lindys Stamp Gang spray in Sandra Dee Sepia then used a stencil and  spritzed on a random design over the top in the same colour. I used a transparency piece from Glitz designs and papers from Dear Lizzy's Lucky Charm collection. Chipboard from Basic Grey, enamel dots from My Minds Eye, Kaszazz twine and washi tape. Letter stickers from Grace Taylor - Grant Archival.

 Donna's colour challenge...

To create the background I used Gel Medium to stick down pieces of patterened tissue and sponged paint through a stencil to create the chevrons and the border at the top and bottom.

Paper: Amy Tangarine - Sketchbook, Dear Lizzy - 5th & Frolic, and Bella! - Paper Doll.

Embellishments:  Teresa Collins - Sweet Afternoon die cuts, Prima flower, washi tape and Jillibead Soup - fresh vegetable soup lable stickers.

Title: Silhouette Cameo die cut

Charm's quote challenge...

Background: gesso and Lindys Stamp Gang  spray - Danny Zuko's Denim

Embellishments: Ruby Rocket journalling cards, print n' cut files by Dru Cortez - Bee Mine, and Summer Brights.

Papers: Amy Tangerine - Ready Set Go (6x6 paper pad)

Title: I cut the title from the background using my Silhouette Cameo and then placed patterned paper behind it. I had seen this done on pintrest and really liked the technique.