Family Time

Every week I await with anticipation for 2 things:
1) Do I make it to the next round?
2) How will the next challenge be like.
Okay, I moved to the next round, i.e. Round 12 for colourful Creation's "So You Think You Can Scrap". With each round, the requirement become more challenging. For this round, these are what is expected from the lucky participants:

Please use the sketch below from My Scrapbook Evolution . You MUST use ALL of the following!

1. Masking ( you can make your own or if you have one in your stash use it. There are lots of tutorials on the web for this)
2. Textured Past: If you dont have the store bought kind you can make your own textured paste. You can find a simple tutorial here at Gabrielle's website. If you dont have baking soda you can use any type of powder (foot powder, baby powder, etc..)
3. Some sort of inking
4. Sketch below
5. Stay true to sketch

Sometimes it's difficult to stay true to sketch and this in itself pose a challenge for me. Another first for me, i.e. using Texture Paste. I had this tube of Texture Paste for sometime now. So when the challenge called for Textured paste, I just had to turn the corner of my room upside down looking for the paste. Glad I found it. Here's the layout:

Location: Lake Gardens, Kuala Lumpur
Supplies: CArdstock
Kaisercraft pp (for Hearts)
Moof pp (for Heart
Momoyo Heart brads
Momoyo Glitter Alphas
Versa Inks
Reeves Texture Paste
Decorative ribbon
Sunlit Punch
Zig Pen

 I did some masking at the white space because I don't quite like the look of it being too bare. Well, at least I make use of one of the requirement, i.e. masking.

My handcut brick template
I created the bricks using Powerpoint, then handcut it using craft knife

The Versa Ink was used to create the background for the photos
Textured paste was used to create those textured bricks and these
'brick wall' acts as a bridge between the two photos

Reeves Textured Pastee or Modelling paste


TFL


xoxo

Lili Sulastri