Slideshow for challenge 29: Rub-ons

Hi ladies! Here is the slide show with all layouts received. See you soon to annonce winner. Thanks for your participation.

CHALLENGE N. 29 - RUB-ONS!

Because I know you love them... Because I know you've bought by dozens but they are sleeping in your rub-ons basket. Because they are fun and easy to use…

Pull them out of their bags, lay them on your paper, see them carefully and try my challenge:

Make a layout with rub-ons… BETTER:

Make a layout using ONLY rub-ons like embellishment!

You can be clean, sophisticated, amazing, never mind! You can use one or more, big, small, with flowers or owls, dears or birds, witches or crowns, up to you! Just have fun!

To be considered for a RAK ("random act of kindness"), link your layout to this thread by Sunday, 19 October at midnight.

Here you are some ideas:

From Paloma:

From Becky (2):

From Deb:

Jen's (very late!) layout:

And Brenda's too!

Challenge #27 - WINNER!!!... MARJO!

Marjo's page "elle a de L'allure ma GALURE!" is the winner for my challenge!... Please e-mail me your complete mailing address, so I can get a RAK out to you ASAP... pamelapalmarini@hotmail.com

Thanks again to all of the wonderful ladies who PLAYED in WET PAINT!!

PS... I hope you all are trying Challenge #28! You only have TWO DAYS left to post... Good luck!!

Challenge #27 - Working in Wet Paint - Slideshow... Winner to come shortly!!!

GORGEOUS AND CREATIVE WORK LADIES!!!

Thank you... Marilyn, Kimberly, Mica, Mandy, Marjo, Aude, and Anna-Karin, for sharing all of your incredible art...

I will have a winner tomorrow!!!

Challenge #28 - Chipboard Piecing

I love chipboard.

It has become such a staple for my scrapbooking that

I truly cannot remember life before chipboard. Really.
I cannot even recall my pre-chip scrap life.

However, I have now accumulated a bit too much
and I'm always looking for new things to do with it

to use it up (so I can buy more, of course!).

One of my favorite new things to do with chipboard

is a technique that I like to call "Chipboard Piecing".

Here's the Challenge:
Get out your chippy stash and figure out a way to use your chipboard
to make something other than what it was originally intended for.
In my example below, I used a tin full of Maya Road Chipboard Scrolls
to create the tree. I cut some of the swirly parts off to make the trunk

and then used several of the scrolls to create the leaves.
I did not use them just as scrolls.
In other words, don't use a heart as a heart or a star as a star.

You have to get creative an see what other stuff is hiding

in your chipboard shapes.

Deb used chipboard gears for eyes in her title:

Brenda used a flower to create a frame for her photo:

Becky used a scalloped chipboard as a sun:

These next two layouts were done as a remembrance
for the scrapbooking community's dear friend,
Aleida Franklin. She will be truly missed.

Paloma used a letter "L" and a leaf to create the candle:

Jen used circles, exclamation points and quotes to make the Butterflies for this layout:

Please link your take on this challenge here in the comments by
Sunday, October 5th. The winner will receive a
giant assortment of. . .what else?
CHIPBOARD!

Ready. Set. Go piece some Chipboard!

-Paula

Challenge 25 - Winner

And I totally left off the winner for this challenge. My apologies!

Joscelene!!! Stephanie chose your layout from the challenge. Please email us your address and we'll get your RAK right out to you.

Challenge 25 Winner and Slideshow!

Oops! We had some problems with our slide show and we didn't get this posted earlier. Here's the slide show from Stephanie's "Tie a Bow" challenge:

As always, thanks to everyone for playing.