Showing posts with label MOC8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MOC8. Show all posts

Monday, February 17, 2020

MOC8 Finale

I didn't get these last ones up til now as life has not been so easy lately. Not bad just difficult for me.

January 29 - Combine 2 Templates



January 30 - Cut File



January 31 - Something that Ended or Last time

Sunday, February 2, 2020

And then there were these

I seem to have had a blog post go up into the ether or maybe I just never saved it or who knows what happens. I think of myself as fairly good with the iMac but some days... Well some days are just that. Some kinda weird days. But I digress.

On to the meat of this post.

January  25 Flat Layout Photo



January 26 Your than You Selfie



January 27 Paint a Picture



January 28 Darkle

Friday, January 31, 2020

Oh what a week!

Life does interfere with one's plans, doesn't it! But I did get my layouts done and today is #31 which is the Final One. No, it's not done yet but it's a serious journaling one that I have to think through. The words will come to me but it takes time and reflection.

Here's some of what I did since the last post.


January 21 Botanicals

 

January 22 Simple



January 23 Paint Dipping



January 24 Full Page




And that's it for now. A great variety of styles and techniques to try out! Challenges can make you look at what you like and what you didn't know you liked! Plus it's so much fun.

Saturday, January 25, 2020

Back Again with - Layouts!



A week with a holiday on Monday tends to throw me off. I don't know why. I'm retired so every day is kind of a holiday but last week seemed to be off in some ways. But moving on... here are a few more of my Month of Challenges layouts.


January 18  Make a Cluster


January 19 Cut Out Background




January 20 Timeline


















Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Keeping on Keeping on

More layouts day by day. That's the only way they can get done for me it seems. Many times, I've made more than one a day but - not when there are outside requirements to be completed. But that is why, as more of my fellow participants whine, that we are reminded it's a Month of CHALLENGES!
So here are some more that I made.

Day 15 Vellum



There are actually two vellum overlays here - the required one over the photo and the heart filled one over the wood paper.

Day 16 Quote Inspiration



I rarely use a dark background but each time I do, I remember how much I like this look.

Day 17 Hindsight



I have several long stories I've written back when I took a memoir class. This is one of them so it was good to get it all put together for a printable page.

That's it for today so see you back on Thursday. Over the hump here now.

Friday, January 17, 2020

Busy Week and Still Lots Done

I'm very happy I have been able to keep up with The Month of Challenges at The Lilypad. Even though the actual scrap time is not that long, there is something about it hanging over my head that reminds me of why I considered not doing it this year. Other projects have been put on hold and I can see that I may have to adjust my art life somehow, someway. It's always finding balance.

Day 11 20 Goals



I went Really? when I read this challenge of 20 goals. In the end, as always, once I started writing it was easy. I love this page!

Day 12 Filled Template



I have a few facial masks that I've never got around to using so when I saw myself as I was placing this one, I knew! This would be the one to use this 'busier than my norm' template.

Day 13 By the Numbers



My trip to Newfoundland in numbers was easy to do except I had forgotten the trick of always, always saving those small templates with new names. I ended up confusing myself a bit which can be frustrating when you're near the end.

and one more Day 14 Silhouette



Quite a challenge getting a photo that fit the silhouette requirement. No  one else in the house but me that day and it was miserable outside. But I did it! Gotta love that tree.

Tuesday, January 14, 2020

More to Look At

Having been gone over the weekend, a bunch of time here has been playing catch up. I don't like that feeling especially when I have other projects I want to get going. So let me show you some of last week's layouts.

Day 8 Build Your Own Tree

A lot of emotion came out in this one with feelings of past and current times when I've felt overwhelmed. Sometimes that was a fact but sometimes it wasn't. That's a gift of art journaling.


Day 9 QR Code


I never use QR codes on my layouts or other places but feel free to scan this one for a fun song!

Day 10 Series of Altered Tags


I was ready for another happy looking page and this one of the biggest smile I've had from Dick since he was diagnosed with cancer shows Happy!

See you back here on Thursday!

Thursday, January 9, 2020

Keeping at It - Thursday look

By looking at the challenge early in the morning, I can get an idea of what I want to do. Fortunately, most challenges are something I've done in the past. I may not love this one or that on but so far I haven't fainted or pulled my hair out when I've seen one and read the directions. That could still happen but right now I'm counting on 12 years of scrapbooking history to kick in.

Day 5 Grid



I wasn't keen on this but in the end it's one of my favorites so far. Funny how that goes.

Day 6 Scrappable Stackable Template



A bit busier than my norm but it got a heritage photo done.

Day 7 Magazine Inspiration



Originally a color photo I took on one of those jammed full transatlantic flights. White haired man looks dubious about my taking this photo. No darlin', no harm was going to come to you.

So there you have it and there will be more on Tuesday!  Hold on to your seats!




Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Still at it

Some of the challenges for this MOC I don't like but I've done so many over the years I can often go back and get some inspiration of my own. Today you get to see some granddaughter stories. I really want a story on every page.

January 3



I was glad I had taken a good succession of photos of Lotus' haircut which were perfect for a challenge which required 10 frames. I also remembered I had done a similar layout for a day in Genoa back  in 2012.

January 4



I like this style of layout and the template was a freebie. Win win! and I only used one kit. Changing the saturation or depth of focus keeps it simple.

Back with more on Thursday!


Sunday, January 5, 2020

Yes, I've joined in - The Lilypad's MOC Month of Challenges

I waffled about this during the fall as I wasn't sure I wanted to make that commitment again, even for the $20 gift certificate for all those who complete the 31 challenges. But by the end of December I was willing to do it. Sometimes the challenge of the day leaves me with a layout I really don't like and sometimes dislike. So I'm in and taking the good with the not so good.

January 1

This challenge required a lot more product than I like on the page but I did like it even if our friend's last visit to LaScala wasn't a Christmas one. That dress called for a rich look!



January 2

My computer seemed to be a bit out of sorts and I couldn't find the kitchen photo I wanted so I made this one fairly simple and neutral. All in all I think I might go back and use that image in color not sepia. Also, who knows why the journaling split chocolate up... hmm (now corrrected)



More for you on Tuesday.

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