Go BIG challenge spotlights

Made by Corrinne

Made by Deanne

Made by Victoria

Excellent projects ladies! Thanks for taking on the GO BIG challenge.

Go Big or Go Home

This week's challenge is all about size. We want to see big.
Use a large photo or embellishment to dominate your project.

I decided to use a large photo.

I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with for this challenge. Don't forget to come back here and link your project up with Mr. Linky below.

Let's see what the other Creative Team came up with for this challenge.

Joy

I love this photo! all that colour. I made it big and added a title, I really did not 

want to add much to this layout.

Bronwyn

I didn't use a big photo (I had lots of 4x6s I wanted to use!) so I went with a large embellishment instead.  I can almost feel that hot. Florida sun.....

Lynne

I too decided to use a large photo.   I loved this photo of my daughters form a couple of years ago.  I actually got my youngest to smile.  That alone, deserves the large photo treatment.

Colour Challenge - Project Spotlight

I always love seeing what everyone does with the challenges and how they look so different. I love these four projects that were created for the colour challenge. Check them out, and check out their blogs as well. There's lots of inspiration there!

Sandy Howe; Sandy's Creations


Mandy: A Sprinking of Glitter


Mandy: Made By Mandy


Corrinne: Pin and Tack

#30 April Color Challenge

This month I have been inspired by how April always looks so bare around here in New England with just a hint of Spring popping through. So my color challenge for you this month is to use Brown, Green and Peach. I added the color peach because any shade of orange I consider my favorite color. I hope you enjoy this weeks challenge. I can't wait to see how everyone handles these colors.
Please use Mr. Linky and show us.

Joy

Barb

These colours make me think of outdoors so that's what I went with.

Bronwyn

This was hard colour combo for me so I cheated a bit and added in some blue!

Did You Bring the TICKETS??

Hi All. Bronwyn here. Sorry about the delay in posting, but this long weekend has totally thrown me off! So here I am on Tuesday doing MONDAY'S new challenge!!

This week I challenge all of you to use "tickets" on your creation. Interpret it however you want - just get started!!

Here is my layout using ticket-covered paper and ticket-shaped clear-stamp from Imaginisce.

Barb
I was able to dig deep into my stash and use up some older maya road sheer tickets for this one. I backed the tickets on red so that they would show up and match the paper used on the layout. Unfortunatley it didn't photograph very well. I will try again later and update my photo.

Lynne
Sorry it took me so long to add my layout. I found these cool tickets on a piece of patterned paper and thought it would highlight these photos fro a trip to a corn maze back in 2006. I guess it was about time I scrapped them, don't you think?

Ad Inspiration - project spotlight

Hey everyone. How did you enjoy that ad? I hope it was inspiring for you.

We had two participants so I'm going to highlight both of them here.

The first one is from Ciska. I love how she took the ad and made it into a gorgeous card:



The second one is from An who also used the ad to inspire her in making this gorgeous card:


Thanks for playing along girls!

Challenge #28 Polaroids

So for my lateness my crafty friends, My computer decided it didn't want to go online today. My hubby fixed it all up so now we can get to our new challenge. 

I love the look of polaroids and wish I still had film for my Polaroid 660 camera. CHA winter happened a few months ago and I saw several manufacturers using the classic frame on their new papers and embellishments. This week I want to see you go a little retro and show us your creative ways to use a polaroid frame.

inspired by 

Bronwyn

Here's my use of "polaroids."

I took some smaller photos and matted them on plain white card with that off-centre look of a polaroid picture. In between I used patterned paper cut to a similar size to fill the gaps between my photos.

Barb
What a fun challenge this was! As soon as I found out what it was I knew I had the perfect pictures for it. Thanks Joy!

Lynne
I used Picasa to make my 'poloroid' pictures. I decided to use photo corners to add 'authenticity' to the look, found a sketch that I liked and the rest you can see for yourself.
This was a cool challenge. I can't wait to see how others approach it.