Sunday 27 May 2018

OLD GIRL

The month of May sure is flying is by. I thought I would play along with the challenges over at http://scrapourstash.blogspot.com

Here are the challenges for the month of May;



My layout combines both challenges.



From the Golden Globe challenge, I scrapped my daughter's dog, Quincy, and added the little dog coloured stamp embellishment.

From the Blend-A-Sketch challenge, I used the circle element from the left-hand sketch . From the right-hand sketch, I was inspired by the  (4) pieces of pattern papers behind the photo. I went with (4) pieces of 6 x 6 paper pads papers to create the background of the layout instead of just behind the photo. I also used one horizontal photo as in the sketch.  The other requirement was to have veneer embellishments on the page. The only veneer pieces I have in my stash are little birds. You can see one of them above the photo.




The title letters are from my favorite set of letter stamps. The wreath circle and leaf cluster are cut files from the Silhouette store.





I stamped, coloured, and fussy cut the little dog embellishment.





"Dogs lives are too short. Their only fault, really" - Agnes Sligh Turnbull

The translated journaling reads:

Quincy is 10 yrs old. Her muzzle is greying. She's got lumps all over. She quickly tires when we go for walks. She cannot jump in the car without Daphné's help. It hurts me to see her that way. It's not easy watching our animals getting old. Everyone thinks their dog is the best dog in the world. Daphné certainly can say that of Quincy.


Here are some of the supplies I used from my stash to create my layout;

Recollection paper pads, Hero Arts letter stamps, Recollection envelopes, dollar store tags & twine, misc stamps and flowers.



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I hope you like my page. I'm looking forward to the June challenges.

À la prochaine, Until next time,

Jacynthe ☺



 
 

Tuesday 15 May 2018

BEST FRIENDS 4 EVER

It's time once again for the mid-month challenge at http://csichallenge.blogspot.com . The pink and yellow colour palette is so pretty it's impossible not to end up with a eye-pleasing layout.



Here's the inspiration photo:





And the list of clues to play along:

EVIDENCE
solid background
stripes
floral pattern
flowers
ribbons
labels
bling
puffy stickers
tissue paper
book pages
gold elements
washi tape
vintage elements
pleating

TESTIMONY (JOURNALING IDEAS)

Topic: Document something about reading.
Prompt Idea: Get inspired by a word at Sunday Scribblings
Presentation: Put your journaling on a label.
Writing Format: Write tips for something related to your topic.
Inspiration Words: style, hide, surprise

THE SCHEME
217.206.200 - light warm gray
254.179.186 – ballerina pink
211.76.80 – light cherry red
19.3.3 – black
238.198.129 – buttery yellow







The five colours are all there.

 Evidence: Stripes, Floral pattern, Flowers, Ribbon, Bling, Gold elements, and Washi tape.

 Testimony: Presentation - Put your journaling on a label.

I put my journaling on a tag instead of a label.

A few details:
 
 Striped butterfly, gold brad, floral pattern, flowers, and bling. The leaves were cut with my Silhouette.





 Ribbon, and journaling on a tag.



My grand-daughters, Rosalie and Violet, are cousins and best friends. I hope they remain close for a long time.







Here are some of the supplies I used to create my layout.  I love that Recollection paper pad bought at Michaels years ago. I have quite a few of these cheap paper pads. They are my go-to papers for practically all my layouts.




 
 
 
That's it. I hope you'll join us for this fun challenge. You might even want to try out for the Design Team.



Until next time, À la prochaine,

 Jacynthe ☺