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April Color Challenge: Black, White & 1 Other Color!
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This month they are focusing on color. Black, White, and one other color of your choice and that's it, just three colors. And yes, black and white count as colors. Create 1 or 2 projects that are cards, layouts, home decor, or anything that is homemade by you...
April Color Challenge: Black, White & 1 Other Color!
(click here for more info)
This month they are focusing on color. Black, White, and one other color of your choice and that's it, just three colors. And yes, black and white count as colors. Create 1 or 2 projects that are cards, layouts, home decor, or anything that is homemade by you...
Scrap It Girl announces on the 1st of each month a new craft challenge that I hope you all will participate in. You have until the end of each month to create and submit your creations for a crafty prize, a winners badge for your blog or social media, and recognition for your work. SIG Designers will then vote for their favorite and the winner will be announced on the 1st of the following month.
My project above I choose: Black, White, and Yellow for my three colors. This is an Anniversary card for my parents that I wanted to share with you and it fit this months challenge too. I used black sparkle cardstock as my base card with A2 dimensions, a 1/4" smaller yellow cardstock, another 1/4" smaller houndstooth pattern paper, and adhered to card. I stamped the (stampin up) bee's twice on yellow cardstock first, with Versafine Onyx Black ink, then used a square punch to cut them out and punched two squares of black sparkle cardstock too. Adhered the squares criss cross over each other and adhered to panel. Then added stickles glitter glue to the bee's to make them sparkle and added the polka dot ribbon. Still elegant, but spring like and fun! Now lets see what you can do!
I hope you join us for this easy Color Challenge and remember to just use Black & White and only one other color of your choice. Link it here and add your blog site and follow the directions. Please add our challenge to your blog post, share it with everyone on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and all your social contacts, so they can see what you created and maybe they'll join in the fun too! Then don't forget to check back with
"Scrap It Girl" on May 1st to see if you won! Or if follow "My Kraft Kloset" in your "networkedblogs" you'll get the email announcing the winner too! Not a follower yet, check my right sidebar to join us. Thanks for playing along! Good Luck!
~Kim
My project above I choose: Black, White, and Yellow for my three colors. This is an Anniversary card for my parents that I wanted to share with you and it fit this months challenge too. I used black sparkle cardstock as my base card with A2 dimensions, a 1/4" smaller yellow cardstock, another 1/4" smaller houndstooth pattern paper, and adhered to card. I stamped the (stampin up) bee's twice on yellow cardstock first, with Versafine Onyx Black ink, then used a square punch to cut them out and punched two squares of black sparkle cardstock too. Adhered the squares criss cross over each other and adhered to panel. Then added stickles glitter glue to the bee's to make them sparkle and added the polka dot ribbon. Still elegant, but spring like and fun! Now lets see what you can do!
I hope you join us for this easy Color Challenge and remember to just use Black & White and only one other color of your choice. Link it here and add your blog site and follow the directions. Please add our challenge to your blog post, share it with everyone on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and all your social contacts, so they can see what you created and maybe they'll join in the fun too! Then don't forget to check back with
"Scrap It Girl" on May 1st to see if you won! Or if follow "My Kraft Kloset" in your "networkedblogs" you'll get the email announcing the winner too! Not a follower yet, check my right sidebar to join us. Thanks for playing along! Good Luck!
~Kim
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