Welcome to
Scrapbookit’s October Blog Hop Thanks for joining our Design Team on our inspirational hop around to share this months challenge which Kerry and Janene have set for us all. You will have started the hop at
Scrapbookit and have ended up here from
Kerry's blog.
It is so exciting for us all here at Scrapbookit to be hosting this blog hop but even more exciting for us to welcome our Guest Design Team Member
Amanda Taylor. We always love seeing Amanda’s gorgeous creations and we are thrilled to have her as part of our team this month. Welcome Amanda!
Firstly, Kerry has set us a layout challenge. The challenge is to create a layout using patterned paper as your background but have lots of negative space, (scrapping in only a ¼ of your page), to use ribbon, and to have your journaling hidden. This month I was lucky enough to be able to work with the Graphic 45 collection The Nutcracker Sweet. It is such gorgeous paper but so busy and so not my normal style. However, an awesome challenge to keep me on my toes.
For this layout I chose not to use the Christmas sections of the paper but the gorgeous purples. Here is my take on the challenge…
Materials: Cardstock – Kaisercraft Vanilla, Graphic 45 – The Nutcracker Sweet, Organza, Twine, Thickers - Chipboard alpha, VersaMark Ink, embossing ink, embossing powder.
This photo was taken of my niece at her second birthday. We caught her trying to break into the lollies in the bag – our very own ‘sugar plum fairy.’ I have used my ribbon as flower embellishments and have hidden my journaling behind the postcard. Here is a close up of my journaling…
Now for Janene’s gorgeous little card challenge. It fits perfectly with the purples from the Graphic 45 collection. The challenge is to create a card which has wings as your feature, (be it birds, butterflies, or angels, etc.)
Here is my card…
I have used again the Graphic 45 collection paired with the Vanilla Kaisercard. I have used my Cuttlebug to emboss the patterned paper and I have gathered my organza ribbon. I have used my iTop tool and brads to create a matching brad, added some gorgeous Kaisercraft bling and some Amy Tangerine ‘Lovely’ Foam Rubber Alpha Stickers. The main features of my card, the butterflies, were created using a Memory Box Die Cut. Isn’t the butterfly just gorgeous? All these items are available at the
Scrapbookit Online Store. Now to join in our blog hop fun we are running a little competition. Here is what you need to do:
* Visit each member’s blog (links are below) and be inspired by them.
* Look for the Blog Hop Question they have asked you.
* Leave a comment on their blog, letting them know you have stopped by.
* Follow their blog (if you don’t already).
* Hop back over to the Scrapbookit Blog and write your answer to each question in the comments section. (Comments will be hidden) How easy is that? Now here is my question.
What is one Off the Page product and its price in the Scrapbookit Store? Now to go into the draw for a chance to win this RAK from me you must complete all steps in the above instructions. At the end of the month I will randomly draw a winner from the comments on my blog and they will win this gorgeous collection of goodies.
So what are you waiting for? Follow the Hop over to
First stop from here:
Rebecca’s Blog (http://scrappingontheedge.blogspot.com.au/)
Then:
Janene’s Facebook Page (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Three-Cheers-For-My-CricutCards-Craft/245513512137624?fref=ts)
Then:
Our Guest Design Team member for this Challenge
Amanda’s Blog (http://amandasscrappyjoint.blogspot.com.au/)
and if you haven't been to
Kerry’s Blog (http://www.kezzaskraft.blogspot.com.au/)
Then head back to
Back to Scrapbookit (http://scrapbookitblog.blogspot.com)
to leave your answers to everyone's questions.
And just when you think it is all over….don’t forget.. if you enter the challenges you have a chance to win a Prize Pack (valued at $ 40) for your Layout, or a Card Pack (valued at $20) for your card.
Well, I can’t wait for this to all get started – so…happy hopping!!
Next stop
Rebecca's Blog.