Hello and welcome back to a brand new Challenge ! It´s me, Imke and I continue with the A, B, C theme and this week it´s :
We had a small but incredibly talented group of crafters join us for last week's "We Didn't Start the Fire" challenge. I've decided to feature them all!
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Kate here with another Billy Joel-inspired challenge. This week, I'm using "We Didn't Start the Fire". As the song is all about historical events of the mid-1900s, feel free to create something to do with history or memories (from any era - even a scrapbook page from last week's neighbourhood barbeque!). You can also be a bit more literal (like me!) and create something to do with fire, whether that be a birthday cake with candles, a fireplace, a campfire or even a dog at a fire hydrant.
I love camping and created this card for my husband. We're actually camping as this post gets published!
Please check out the incredible creations of the talented Little Red Wagon Girlfriends (marked DT) below. We'd love for you to link up a "We Didn't Start the Fire" project too!
I LOVE what you all did for this challenge. I was happy to see variety of ways the challenge was met. Here are a few that really stood out for me :
We hope to see everyone for the new challenge that will be up soon!
It's Brenda here with what I realized now is rather a confusing challenge title, Card Plus. The challenge is to do something with an envelope. As the title suggests, you could make your own, or decorate one up, the emphasis is on the envelope. You could even create a scrapbook layout or journal ephemera which includes an envelope. Just get an envelope of some kind in somehow. I went with decorating some junk envelopes and created a "flip flop journal.
It went from this stack of junk envelopes-
Hello everyone,
Thank you all for
sharing your fabulous projects this last week for challenge #868
These are my featured projects from last week..
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Luv CHRISSYxx
Hello everyone,
Chrissy with you this week as your hostess, welcome to a new challenge # 868 and my theme is easy enough if you are into your Christmas projects already " Christmas in July " ..easy peasy, anything you want, scrapbook page, cards, boxes or tags, for me, I made a 12 days of Christmas album.
Thanks to everyone who joined us last week challenge. It was great to see all the P I N K projects ! I think all the creations are fantastic, but I have to choose a top 3. Here they are:
I like the stamped designer paper and fruit theme
Hello and welcome back to a brand new Challenge ! It´s me, Imke and I continue with the A, B, C theme and this week it´s :
Thanks to all who linked up in our Piano Man (inspired by music) challenge last week. I had so much fun visiting your blogs and singing as I delighted in your projects. Here are just a few that caught my eye.
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This week's challenge has been inspired by Billy Joel's Piano Man - inspired by music. Your project can include a music staff or notes, instruments, song titles and lyrics, etc. And yes, Happy Birthday and Christmas songs/carols work too!
I was inspired by Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You.
If you're stuck for ideas, check out the Girlfriends' projects (marked DT) below. Once you're done your project, snap a pic and link up! I'm excited to see what you make!
This week we had some beautiful, creative entries for the I See Challenge. Here are a few that stood out for me -
Thanks to everyone who joined in. this week. Featured makers, please feel free to grab the badge from the side bar. We hope to see you back for the new challenge that will be up soon!
I'm so glad you checked in here at Little Red Wagon Challenge. We have a new challenge for you this week, "I See". I thought it would be fun to create something you can see through. Some materials you might use would be parchment, transparencies, glassine, acetate and even tulle would work great. You could even use a window or a door, you just need to see something through it.
As you can I used vellum on my card and backed the window with vellum and placed a stamped handwriting image.
Hello everyone,
Thank you all for
sharing your fabulous projects this last week for challenge #863 although very few indeed , but to those that participated I thank you and you can all take a badge and proudly share it on your blogs..
These are my
featured projects for last week..
Congratulations ! Please
feel free to grab the "Featured" badge from the sidebar for your
blog.
AND please come back later to find out the topic for the new challenge
Luv CHRISSYxx
Hello everyone,
Chrissy here with you this week as your hostess and a new theme which sounds tricky but does not have to be.. " I'm so sorry - Sympathy " OR you could even be an apology card, I'm flexible.
This is my project, I let the papers do the work, a simple stamped sentiment directly onto the front and added some buttertflies..
Thanks to everyone who joined us last week challenge. It was great to see all the different outdoor themes. Each one was a fantastic interpretation of the theme in its own way. It was not easy to reduce it to TOP3 but here here we go:
I think this sheep stencil is so cute!
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Hello and welcome back to a brand new Challenge ! It´s me, Imke and I continue with the A, B, C theme and this week it´s :
Thanks to all who joined our "Uptown Girl" challenge last week! Here are a couple of projects that especially caught my attention.
Congratulations!! Please feel free to grab the "Featured" badge from our sidebar and add it to your blog. And don't forget to return in the morning for our newest challenge!
