Week 8 - Inspirational Pictures!

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Week 8- Inspirational Pictures: White Way
- Fabric (flowers)
- Something Whitewashed (flowers)
- Washi Tape (layered behind papers)

I landed on Chance for the third time, so I picked  Layers Lane, so I have lots of layers, a pic smaller than 6x4, washi tape and I framed my pic like a polaroid.  Thanks for looking and the inspiration.  

For this challenge I rolled Layers Lane- for the washi tape I used a roll from October Afternoon Midway collection. For the layers I used paper.

I got Doodle Drive. The doodling is around the edge of the page.

I rolled 4, chance. I've added a die-cut film strip and a washi tape that is film strip. I chose #1 Splatter St. I've added 3 different washi, my photo is 8x10 and the white cardstock background has been splattered with 5 different inks.

I got 'white way', have used the green fabric and some Charms creations chevvies, have whitewashed the cardstock background and the veneers lightly,and used black and white washi

I got 'Take a Chance' and chose to do 'Splatter St'
So lots of splatters, both paints and mists, a photo 12 x 4, 2 different chevron washi tapes, and 2 mini wood veneer polaroid frames for the Chance.
I also used my avatar pic on this layout.

Week 8 - White Way
Fabric - flowers and washi tape
Whitewashed - Background and over the embellishments
Washi Tape - behind the photo

For week 8 I had to have fabric (felt chevrons) something whitewashed (I whitewashed the whole pink background cardstock) and washi tape (two strips top and bottom)

I landed on Chance - I choose to do Splatter Street for my Inspirational Picture.
I have used splatters, large photo and washi tape. The inspiration I got from the photos was the way that the roads started at the roundabout and went out from there - so I made my ink splatters start with a round shape and travel out in a straightish line. I have also added some Maya Road small wooden polaroid frames as required by the chance.

For Week 8 I landed on Splatter St.  I have splattered red paint on the background and also included 2 chipboard splatters which I covered with Washi Tape.  I also used the Washi Tape (with splatters on) to cover the chipboard arrow.  My photo is 6x8inches (larger than 4x6).

"Layers Lane".....I have layered paper; used washi tape down the edge plus on small pics & my pics are smaller than 6x4

Doodles around border,  Bling on flowers, Washi Tape + Film Strip

Avatar Photo used for this LO.

Landed on Layers lane.... I have used wallet size photos a lot of layers and damask and script washi tapes

Week 8 Inspirational Photo - loved my photo of the pink flowered tree and the colours inspired my page. Of course, there's washi bordering the page and pink & white twine to frame the photos and plenty of layers (which is not normally me). And the photo is smaller that 6x4...

My Original Entry I had to removed because its been considered for publication!! So here is a quick one I have done up.

I have used the washi tape from the kit. lots of doodling around the edges, and my sparkly thing is my glitter alphas and rhinestones

I rolled a 3 this week which is Layers Lane. I've got lots of layers, a photo smaller than 6x4 and washi tape.

Here's my page for Whitewash lane....I whitewashed a piece of kraft - used fabric - teal circle behind circle, as well as tulle and muslin. And washi clock tape. Kinda like this myself!!!

This week I landed on Chance and I chose Layers Lane. I have many layers in my background including watercolor paper, old book paper, mists, gelatos, inks and twinkling H2O's. I then layered my round photos and my embellishments on top. All my photos are smaller than 4x6.

I landed on Chance and picked Splatter Street. I loved this challenge, used mists in the same colours as the image along with a Heidi Swapp mask.

I landed on White Way where you have to use whitewash, washi tape and fabric. I really wanted a snowy picture to cover the whitewash element and I was lucky enough to be given permission to use a photo from a scrappy friend. I've used washi tape behind the photo and I made the larger flowers from some cheesecloth fabric.
To make the flowers I used the concertina method and tied them in the centre with a sheer ribbon before opening them out and stitching the two edges together.

I landed on Splatter Street. I have used a 5x7 photo, washi tape and splattered lots of mist around my page.