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It's Time for another sketch!!

Happy February Everyone!!  Where has January gone??

It's time for another sketch challenge here at A2Z, and this month I've chosen this gorgeous sketch from Liz Weber.  

 

And here are the examples from our talented Design Team ladies :)

Sandra 

 

Tracey

 

Samantha

 

Monica

 

Irit

 

Caz

 

Barb

 

Amy

 

Thanks for stopping by - we'd love to see you have a go at the sketch this month for a chance to win a lovely pack of Scraplets!! 

 

Have a great weekend :)

Sandra

Sugar & Spice by Sam

This is my very first blog post here, and I would just like to say how much fun I have been having so far as a member of the Design Team. One of the things that I am loving about being on the DT is that I am being challenged to use chipboards that I would not normally use and therefore I am creating layouts that I wouldn't normally create. However that is not the case with the chipboard that I have used on the LO for this post. I absolutely love love love this chipboard and let me tell you, it has been put to the test. I only wish that I had taken photos of what I did to this poor chipboard.

I had heaps of fun creating this LO and it all started with the chipboard. One of the great things about this chipboard is that it comes in 2 pieces (sugar & spice) and (& all things nice) which makes it heaps easier to fit to a layout because you can move it around much more easily. Well this chipboard started out with being covered in tacky glue, then I used a designer foil over it, I then decided that that was too much for it so I kept the designer foil look for the first part of the chipboard and decided to cover the second part with some liquid pearls straight over the top of the foil. Well after I put the layout together I decided that the chipboard was all wrong for it and it was getting lost with the busy paper so I then made the chipboard glittery instead. Let me tell you, I was impressed with what I put it through and it turned out looking fabulous.

I had so much fun with this LO and love how it turned out, I have included some close ups of the embellishments for you as well J

Well I hope that I have provided some inspiration. Have a great day!

Sam J

Inspiration by Irit.

Hello, my dear A2Z friends!

I am Irit and this is my very first blog post here and this time I am going to share the way to play with A2Z chipboard titles. Sometimes we have a great title, but not a great fit to our page. So my way to fit it is to cut it to pieces and then to use each piece on a different page- frugal too, if you don't have to many title pieces as it was with me before I became A2Z DT member.

So I had this most gorgeous Sweet and Sassy chipboard and my black and white old photo was not so sassy, but sweet only. Bingo! I made one single cut and I used this Sweet part of it only on this shabby/vintage scrapbooking page here.

I covered it with 3-4 pastel chalk inks and then covered  it all with Ranger Distress Glossy Accents glaze.

Now I had a second - And Sassy- part of the title and this was just perfect for cute and sassy page here.

I added Happy before the piece of a chipboard and BFF after and got this mixed title, perfect for this page.

I covered it with red pigmented ink this time, heat embossed with  clear Utee embossing powder and them randomly stamped some pearly white dots with the pencil eraser back.

So you can see one single chipboard title used for  two  different page with different techniques.

And one single project just to show you A2Z most gorgeous butterfly added to my glittery die cut garden made for Robin's Nest DT blog post.

Hope I inspired you a bit and see you next month with more A2Z inspiration!

Irit

YAY ...

I scrapped!! After 5 very long months, I have finally organised my scrapping gear enough to complete a layout.

Here's my take on the January Sketch designed by Amy Prior.

"Driving Miss Millie"
by Julie Cottrell.

Thanks for looking.

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