Hi! Tina here hosting this week's challenge :) I am challenging you to get out those 6X6 paper pads and use at least 3 papers from the 6X6 paper pad and create with it! Lots of inspiration out there on using it :) My layout was inspired by a Shimelle sketch. Here is what I created:
I used 3 coordinating papers for Die Cut With a View's The Juniper Berry Stack for my design background on my layout. I love to use 6X6 papers for layering on layouts and for card fronts too.You can see more of the layout and the sketch I used over at my blog.
Lets see what my DT sisters came up with to inspire you
I took 4 coordinating ones from a My Mind's Eye 6x6 pad
and made a 12x12 background page.
and made a 12x12 background page.
I love the little 6x6 pads, because I can buy them online more
economically than locally,and being up in Canada they ship for much less
than the bulkier 12x12 size.
economically than locally,and being up in Canada they ship for much less
than the bulkier 12x12 size.
I used 4 plus 6X6 sheets.
I used the sun twice to piece together the rays and the scraps for the journal strips
So...I took a little creative license with this, only because I had a 4x6 and a 6x6 paper pad in the kit I used to create the layout. So, in the end, I used 2 of the 4x6 sheets and 1 of the 6x6 sheets to layer under the photo. Love that I was able to use a few more sheets of paper from my stash!
Gail
I used 6x6 papers from two different paper pads - Amy Tan's "Yes Please" and Basic Grey's "B-side". My layout was inspired by a Kristine Davidson sketch. For full details, please see my BLOG.
Amanda
I used three sheets of paper from a paper pad by My Minds Eye to create so dimension in this layout. This was part of a tour of a distillery in Nova Scotia.
I used four different papers from the Stampin' Up Urban Underground Specialty Designer Series Paper to make this Iowa Hawkeye A2 card calendar for my sweet daughter Abby! I have directions on my blog.
I love using 6x6 paper pads to fill in the pieces of a cut file. Rough cutting each piece and then gluing to the back creates a fun background design with ease. Add some mixed media and a few simple embellishments and I just love the final product!
We look forward to seeing what you create with this fun challenge :)
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