It has been
Such a long time that I didn't update my blog! Yes, it has been busy over here and I'm 90% cut off from the net as I don't have a broadband connection at home, I'm with dial-up! Now that I got a chance to use the wi-fi around town, I get to update my blog now.
It is such an easy to follow sketch and the twist is we must have hearts in the layout. So here is what I came up with:
These are my real sisters, we do have some resemblance, right?
Isn't this little guy a cutie? Definitely a heart-breaker in the futere *LOL*.
Hope you also had fun in the Roses are red crop challenge.
I've been trying to join in the fun for the Roses are red crop challenge over at Scrapbook Deals 4U, well, I only got 3 things done. Let's just share about the layouts that I did through the challenge.
Firstly is a layout using their sketch by Kristine Davidson:
It is such an easy to follow sketch and the twist is we must have hearts in the layout. So here is what I came up with:
These are my real sisters, we do have some resemblance, right?I ran out of vowel "e", so I've use the negative space and manage to spell the word sisters in full.
Have cut out some heart shapes and make them pop too:
Have cut out some heart shapes and make them pop too:
Another layout that I did is to create a layout base on the menu that we chose earlier on without knowing what are the requirements about. I came up with this layout base on the things that I've chosen: - Use metal embellishment (I've used heart brad), Solid red PP, my choice of photo, journal strips, some sort of paint (I've used crackle paint), and must include heart shapes:
Isn't this little guy a cutie? Definitely a heart-breaker in the futere *LOL*.A close-up on the heart shape using crackle paint:
Product used: Urban Lily die-cutting pp, Humbly print PP, Tim Holtz crackle paint and distressing tool, Fiskars border punchers, Scenic Route Loveland PP, BoBunny flutter butter PP, BoBunny buttons, some blings and ribbons.
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