This months ARTastic challenge used the painting 'A Summer Morning' by Rupert Bunny as the inspiration, and you also needed to use shades of pink, a pink rose and a white bird. As soon as I saw the painting I remembered these really old photos of Meg feeding the pelicans and knew I had to scrap them!
For the October Kaisercraft challenge you had to use stripes, 2 photos, a frame and a flower.
I stamped the frame with several of the kaisercraft background stamps in different colours.
Certainly not my usual colours but I love the LO!
I am so in love with Echo Park papers (and my beautiful niece who I sctapped using the Echo Park papers)!!!
This is my entry for the Handmade by Suzanne sketch challenge.
Here are 2 entries for the October weekly challenges at red Earth Scrapping.
The first one required you to create a L/O which replicates patchwork quilting and includes at least 3 different pink elements in your creation & some form of sewing. I'm really happy how this turned out!
The 2nd challenge was to use the quote that is on my LO, as well as fabric, ribbon and pink!
This month the sketch challenge at Scraphappykat also required us to capture the colours of India. "think bright ..... golds, pinks, oranges, greens and yellows".
As soon as I read the challenge I knew I had the perfect photos of Mum and Meg from the Little India guide camp in August
The Scrap the Boys October challenge was a trick or treat challenge. I chose "trick"- to scrap a trick your boy does..... and Tom's is to always take self-portraits on cameras. Every time I download the photos I find his smiling face in a photo I know I didn't take!!
Here is my entry for the October Kraft it Up challenge. This month was a sketch challenge and gave me an opportunity to scrap the first of our recent holiday photos.
The Sunbury Agricultural show was held last weekend. I entered lots of papercraft things and was thrilled to win "most successful papercraft exhibitor"!