It's my turn to post my first ever challenge at the Scrappin Kids Forum. I'm inviting you to come and join us this weekend. Resident Designer Issa also posted her challenge at the forum. RD Cookie will be hosting a tutorial at 8 pm tonight.
Challenge title: Homemade Goodness
My challenge is to use the word, “homemade” as an inspiration on your layouts.
- Think about homemade meals or desserts you and your kids make together.
- Think about your kids’ artworks
- If you have other hobbies/passions like painting, beading or pottery, you may want to scrap about these too.
home•made –adjective 1. made or prepared at home, locally, or by the maker's own efforts: 2. made in one's own country; domestic 3. made, contrived, or assembled by oneself; not professionally made or done; amateurish
Source: Dictionary.com
The word homemade does not necessarily have to be part of the title or journaling. Use the word as a jumpstart for your layouts.
Here’s my layout about my son, Ethan, making the Filipino version of the fruit salad the day before Christmas.
materials used: Sassafras Lass, DCWV, Making Memories pps, Bazzill scalloped cs, Fancy Pants run on (Season's Chill), buttons, Zig pen, American Crafts Thickers.
Photography by Pia Lopez
It's a weekend of fun challenges and a tutorial at the SK Forum! Happy creating!
-Pia
Challenge title: Homemade Goodness
My challenge is to use the word, “homemade” as an inspiration on your layouts.
- Think about homemade meals or desserts you and your kids make together.
- Think about your kids’ artworks
- If you have other hobbies/passions like painting, beading or pottery, you may want to scrap about these too.
home•made –adjective 1. made or prepared at home, locally, or by the maker's own efforts: 2. made in one's own country; domestic 3. made, contrived, or assembled by oneself; not professionally made or done; amateurish
Source: Dictionary.com
The word homemade does not necessarily have to be part of the title or journaling. Use the word as a jumpstart for your layouts.
Here’s my layout about my son, Ethan, making the Filipino version of the fruit salad the day before Christmas.
materials used: Sassafras Lass, DCWV, Making Memories pps, Bazzill scalloped cs, Fancy Pants run on (Season's Chill), buttons, Zig pen, American Crafts Thickers.
Photography by Pia Lopez
It's a weekend of fun challenges and a tutorial at the SK Forum! Happy creating!
-Pia
3 comments:
Just LOVE your colour layout! Must be strange to create a Xmas layout in July! I'm heading over to the SK forum right now! See you there!
Monique
I love this LO. You use the brightest and prettiest colors!
Hugs,
Nora
Your son is so cute! And his fruit salad looks good too. :)
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