First, yes, I can count. I'm saving Challege 4, which is to scraplift this awesome LO by Luvscrappin http://www.scrapjazz.com/gallery/image/layout/539078.html. I'm saving it till I get Kathleen's senior pictures in. There's one in there that is beyond awesome.
Now the ones I've finished. First you see challenge 3. It was to use pretty, bold pp that you are scared to use, large flowers, black accents, double matting. I had these wonderful shots of rainbows we took around Sweetwater in April, coming back from Lubbock. The stained glass PP is one I've had for several years and have just never gotten around to figuring out how to use. The green is a scrap of one I love. The pics are double matted on light purple and black.
Challege 5 was to use green, 5 sentences of journaling (at least) 3 patterened papers, and ribbon. I love these pictures Kathleen took of Amelia in her laundry basket and have had them waiting to scrap for a while. I used pp from a pet stack, a set of pet pp my Jazzy sister gave me and the blue and green came from an Amy Butler set. The journaling reads, "It's a fact. No open box, drawer and especially laundry basket is safe. Amelia believes they belong to her. Heaven forbid someone try to put clothes in one. As soon as she sees it, she'll jump in for a ride."
Challenge 6: orange, bling, minimum of 4 pictures, and a flower. So of course, I choose my son's robotics pics! I used several ribbon scraps, scraps of 3 different pp, a Deja View journaling block, and a paper flower with a glitter brad (it is a guy layout) for the flower and bling. The journaling reads, "Archie has enjoyed Robotics competition the last few years. This year, he and AC did pretty well with their robot. After 3 rounds, they placed 10th-the best of any team from our school." Oh and the name of their robot was Indybot 2.0--so named for the little Indiana Jones Lego figure on the front and the fact they had to rebuild it, because the first one didn't work well.
