Stop 3 - Antartica!!

The sponsor for this leg of your journey is the very clever Anthea from 'a little bit fAntsy'!

The criteria to be include on your layout for the ANTARCTICA stop are:
1. white space
2. cool colour scheme

3. texture - be it texture paste, crackle medium, scrunched pp etc

Here is Ant's gorgeous sample layout:

I loved this stop!

I met the criteria in the following ways:
1. white space - check, it's blue lol
2. cool colour scheme - blue/purple, blue, blue/green, including an icy fAntsy pin
3. texture - texture paste behind the photo and the in the top right

I also used some other fabulous handmade embellies by D-lish Scraps, Purple Pumpkin, Charms Creations and A Lil Somethin.



Close ups on my blog if you're interested http://ali-chaosandmayhem.blogspot.com.au/

This was a COOL challenge!

Criteria- White Space- blue and white spotted in my case!
Cool colour scheme- Blue, green and lavendar
Texture- Alphas embossed with the cuttlebug, textured cardstock and crackled texture on the clouds and rain drops.



Close ups are on my blog- http://scrapperazzi.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/psalm-1478.html

This was a great challenge - thanks

White space - check
Texture - I have used tissue paper around the edge and under the photo
Cool colours - blue & white



I am looking forward to the next challenge

My "So Sweet" LO for stop 3.



1- white space (though mine is blue lol)
2- cool colour scheme (all blue and violet)
3- texture (I used a ruffle trim on the journal block also lots of different materials)

Enjoy xoxo

1. White space, lots but it is green
2. colour scheme - chose blue green/green
3. texture - gesso and some bandage and cobweb ribbon

How I have met the criteria:
1. White Space: check
2. Cool Colour Scheme: Blue and white
3. Texture: Foot prints done in modelling compound[img][/img]

here is mine,loved the criteria....... got

cool colour scheme
white space......about as 'white'as i can do
texture...... my background is misted, used texture paste under my pic and embellie section then stuck fabric down and misted and used gesso,..........

How I met the Criteria!

1. Colours - Used green, blue and white for my cool colours
2. White Space - Used the top part of my page
3. Texture - Did some misting, used some crumpled distressed pp and some ric rac!

The criteria
1. white space
2. cool colour scheme
3. texture, i have used an embossing die, twine and the large letters are fabric

Here is my Antarctica layout
white space - yep which is quite hard for me to do
cool colour scheme - creams, blues, green
texture - real shells around a plastic frame, ribbon, crocheted doily, metal tag and charm

Here's my page for this stop:
1. White space - yes
2. Cool colour scheme - yes
3. Texture - sanded core'dinations cardstock for the background

Brrr this stop-over was a tad chilly!

1. White space tick
2. Cool colour scheme tick
3. Texture tick

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1.) white Space

2.) cool color scheme

3.) texture.

Race Stop 3. Antarctica - Wow, loving all the "cool" layouts, such inspiration.
Here is my Layout, which includes all three of the criteria. ( I swear it's square, something in my editing has caused a dodgy photo)



1. white space - Yes plenty of that.
2. cool colour scheme - All shades of blue, through to grey and a little white!!
3. texture - be it texture paste, crackle medium, scrunched pp etc - I have covered this in many ways, I started with some edge texture, roughing up and tears around the patterned paper. Then I stamped and embossed the arrows background. I have also used textured chipboard alphas, fabric misted arrows, there is also a large sequin that is embossed, it was hard to show the texture but I have tried.

I have also used a few items from my SBT50 Amazing Race kit, the perfectly "icy" coloured pin from this legs sponsor a little bit 'fANTsy' pin. I have also used the cute little kissing charm that was in my kit also.


Check out my blog post for close ups and detail shots.
http://mythoughtsbysonia.blogspot.com.au/
Thank you for the inspiration, looking forward to the next challenge.


Thanks for stopping by to have a look and if you commented THANKS again, it's much appreciated.

1. white space = white background
2. cool colours = aqua, blue, white
3. texture = tissue paper crumpled under rain, angel hair cloud

Criteria
1. white space is my white background cardstock
2. cool colours are blue / voilet
3. texture is the crumpled patterned paper

withdrawn

1. white space - a lot of blue space
2. cool colours - many of shades of blue
3. texture - I used crystal touch on the clouds then sprinkled white glitter on them. I embossed one of the pp and useda bit of texture paste on the star fish.

Here is my Antarctica
1. White space - in my case blue
2. Cool Color scheme - Blue, blue green,blue violet
3. Texture - flowers and had made rick rack under photo
Thanks for Looking



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This is my layout for this leg of the journey.
1. White space
2. cool colours
3. texture

Here is my take on the Antartica stop:

1 - texture - I have used the textured background cardstock which I have sanded, have also used the crocheted page runner and beads
2 - white space - YES
3 - cool colour scheme-YES

Here's mine!
1. Cool Colour scheme - predominantly blue
2. White Space - top left
3. Texture - my first play with texture with texture past to create the white 'snowflakes'!

here is my LO
White space-Yes
Colours used= white blue and greeny blue
Texture=texture paste bottom left, snow shape is embossed, sprayed with glimmermist, embossed in clear
I have also used my pin from the kit
This picturewas taken by my son recently whilst he was working at the snow
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Firstly I made my own pin to represent an Icicle
White space or Negative space - check
Cool color Scheme - I went with shades of Blue
For texture I misted some snowflakes and added them to the page.

I also cut out an ice berg and painted some shadows to add dimension. The Penguin is a cut out, and he is screaming.... Help! me I can't swim..... lol
I hand made the 'Polar-roo (a feltie polar bear with marsupial tendencies), her cub is carried in a neat little pouch. The Polar-roo was easy to make, I got the pattern from the book, 'Felties' by Nelly Pailloux. The Polar-roo is holding a Photo of my niece Kiera's feet, from when she was a new born.

I had so much fun with this challenge...... thanks Anthea!



You can view a close up of my hand stitched Panda-roo on my blog at http://shazzacraft.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/icy-cold-feet.html