Right anyways onto today's proper post...
I'm using 2 challenges for these pages, a brown and orange colour scheme and NO designer paper, I don't think I've ever done a card or layout without designer paper - so I was thinking this was going to be one hell of a challenge. Fortunately I had been sorting through everything and found my journal from when I was in Australia and I'd actually sketched what I wanted to do for this layout while I was still there - hehe the journal paid off
This is the double page layout, of sunset at Uluru, the rock glowed red/orange and the sunset was stunning. I wanted to keep the page quite clean so the focus is on the photos and also wanted to keep it in the theme, so the decided to have a go at some Aboriginal style painting, so made the dots by dipping the end of a pencil in the paint and then 'stamping' onto the card. The lines were made in the same way using the end of a ruler and the end of an emery board, and the yellow spikey semi circle is the symbol for Sunset too so that was inkeeping.
Close up of the left page showing Uluru
Close up of the right page, showing the stunning sunset we saw while we were down at Uluru (doh forgot to check for finger prints on the photo first lol)
Supplies: Rub-ons by Flair Designs
Extras: Brown Card, White Ink Pad, White, Yellow Ochre, Orange Acrylic Paints
I would like to enter this Layout in the following challenges...
2 Sisters Challenge 11 - No Designer Paper
The Pink Elephant Scrapbook Challenge 27 - Colour Challenge: Orange and Brown
Right I'm off to make a start on Ladybug Crafts Ink's first ever challenge (link on the left side bar) :) Well maybe after a rest to recover from this monster post lol. XOX
3 comments:
Fab bookcase - a job well done .. and love those layouts - the pics are stunning
Lisa ;)
Great layouts! These are gorgeous pictures! Thanks for playing along with our no designer paper challenge at 2 Sisters Challenges this week.
wow! firstly you deserve a gold star for putting together something from IKEA! lol and I love your Uluru pics! and i love your aboriginal art down the bottom too! really captures the Aussie spirit. thanks for joining us at The Pink ELephant this week!
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