This layout isn't quite the usual Cindy page. After all, there are 4 different patterned papers, die cuts, a punched border, and (gasp!) enamel dots. Only a single photo. And no journaling!
I participated in the Yer a Wizard Online Virtual Crop with Victoria Marie Designs and made this page for one of the many challenges. I'll get to that in a second, but first some details about the crop. The theme was Harry Potter / Halloween and it was a blast! There were five live 2+ hour Zoom events over the course of the weekend (a Friday night welcome party, two on Saturday, and two on Sunday), each with plenty of scrapping and chatting. We were encouraged to wear our Harry Potter stuff on Friday and one of the Saturday events was a costume party. There was tons of inspiration and plenty of enabling (for those who don't speak Scrapbook, enabling is when one crafter tells another about a fabulous product that is a must-have). There were 11 challenges with prizes and 4 giveaways. All this for $7.99 - quite a bargain! Victoria Marie online crops occur monthly, so I'll definitely be joining another. Not monthly, because that is more of a time commitment than I want to make, but a few times a year for sure.
Anyway, I made this layout for the Potions Class Ingredient Challenge. We were challenged to use the following ingredients to create a layout: 3 patterned papers, die cuts, chipboard, enamel dots, and a dimensional element. We were allowed to substitute as necessary. I used a border punch instead of an additional dimensional element, since the chipboard and the enamel dots already had enough dimension to make me twitchy.
I was exceptionally prolific during the crop, which is a great feeling. I'll be sharing all the other layouts I made over the next few weeks, intermixed with other projects I want to share.
Anyway, I made this layout for the Potions Class Ingredient Challenge. We were challenged to use the following ingredients to create a layout: 3 patterned papers, die cuts, chipboard, enamel dots, and a dimensional element. We were allowed to substitute as necessary. I used a border punch instead of an additional dimensional element, since the chipboard and the enamel dots already had enough dimension to make me twitchy.
I was exceptionally prolific during the crop, which is a great feeling. I'll be sharing all the other layouts I made over the next few weeks, intermixed with other projects I want to share.
Loveeeeeeeee this!! And he will be passing you for sure soon! I love the colors and how you added the dots!! I wish I would have known about that crop ... HP themed??? I AM THERE!!!! :)
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