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Thursday, February 2, 2012

My First ScrapFit Challenge!


If you are here for the Valentine's Day Blog Hop, scroll down to the next post. :)
I am participating in my first EVER ScrapFit challenge! The challenge was to just kraft cardstock in your project. I didn't have any 12x12 kraft paper, so I pieced some pieces together that I cut from 8.5 x11's and stitched at the seams. I think it adds a really fun look to an otherwise plain background.  I think I saw this technique in the Scrapbooks etc. magazine. 
And I should add that I scraplifted this layout that I pinned on my Pinterest. It was made by Diane Payne from Bella Blvd. You can find my pinned image here. I really liked how she showcased so much patterned paper on this ONE layout, and I loved the whole page, so I lifted it!

I love this layout for several reasons:
- I used my favorite Jillibean Soup paper from the "Sweet and Sour Soup" line
- It has my daddy on it :D This layout reminds me of how awesome he is!
- the scored medallions (I love using these- I just don't use them enough)
and
-all the patterns on this page!

7 comments:

  1. This is an awesome page Heather and I love that you pieced the Kraft together...it looks really cool!! I love all of the different paper strips and the dark brown accordion flowers look really amazing!!

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  2. All those strips of patterned paper look so amazing against the kraft cardstock! Great work, Heather! So glad to see you working out with ScrapFIT!

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  3. This is an awesome layout! You knocked this challenge out of the park!!

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  4. You LO is awesome! And all those pretty papers look so great on the page. That is a fun LO to lift.
    Thanks for sharing your work! :)

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  5. Awesome LO! I love the colors and patterns you chose and you did a great job lifting it!

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  6. Wow! I love this...the bright colors really pop against the kraft paper! Love your scrappy style :) Thanks for working out with us at ScrapFIT!

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