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Scrap FX dt-member inspiration

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Hello and welcome, I am back from my vacations in France and before the September will end I have for you my Scrap FX  dt-member post. Here is the link to the blog:  .scrapfx. Months ago I started with creating a photo book for my son Joshua, using  the wonderful products from ScrapFX Australia. Sometimes it makes me sad to see how time has passed so fast. Today he is 22 years old and studies in Australia at the Bond University near Brisbane/ Gold Coast. I am so happy for him... and the experience there will make him grow. I can only give advice to every parent....give wings to your child and let them  fly where the wind blows them. I know it hurts to say goodbye... but what you get back as gratitude is worth all pain.. I used from Scrap FX: Waifs transparency Fancy Feather stamps Round & Round stamp Art Nouveau Crescent chipboard Number Set 1 chipboard Girlfriends chipboard (only that word friends) I also used: Black gesso, red,

Scrapfx dt member inspiration...

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Hello my dear blog reader.... today I want to inspire you to create creatively with the beautiful products from Scrap FX Australia. Here is the link:  .scrapfx. http://www.scrapfx.com.au/blog/?p=29544&preview=true As you´ve seen many times on my layouts, I love to cut my photos in small pieces and work with them creatively. I used from Scrap fx: chipboard.. Heart Pin LARGE String of Arrows LARGE transparency.. Dream transparency Tractor & Truck Charts Waifs transparency stamp.. Round & Round stamp I also used: white cardstock, Finnabair orange acrylic, WOW embossing powder, Faber Castell big brush, Archival ink black and orange, Viva stamp, 7 Dots Studio stickers. For my next layout was my color choice the upcoming Christmas time. Red and green I love this tradition color combination. I used from Scrap fx:  chipboard..  Frilly frame                               Fairy Delight            

More than words dt member layout

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Hello my dear blog readers, today is my turn to inspire you with my 9 inch x 12 inch dt member layout for the challenge by More than Words. Here is the link to the challenge blog:  morethanwordschallenge                                     Sunshine and yellow is such a beautiful combination. our little sunshine...                               This was the perfect challenge for that cute photo of my son Joshua. He is the happiest from our four children, always smiling, always happy go lucky... our little SUNSHINE! The YELLOW colour spray and ink on the background looks stunning with the black ink stamped sunflower.  I used:  Finnabair black gesso. Lindy`s spray. 7 Dots Studio stickers. Lots of flower stamps.                                                                                                                                                                         I am looking forward to seeing your project on the blog from MTW. xoxo

Scrap The Boys dt layout...

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hello my dear blog readers, hello Baby..... is the new September challenge on the blog from Scrap The Boys.. Here is the link to:  scraptheboys Beautiful boy.... I created my page on watercolor paper. I used:  Lindys spray. Finnabair black gesso. Posca white pen. 13@arts transparency. Dollar store stamps and stickers. Tim Holtz stamps. Please visit the challenge blog from STB for more DT member inspiration. Have beautiful day. xoxo Heike

Art Playground September challenge

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Hello my dear blog readers, oh blessed mistake !!... is the new challenge theme on the blog from Art Playground. Here is the link to the blog from APG:  artplaygroundblog. We also have a beautiful mood board to create with.... But first my interpretation of the theme "oh blessed mistake" Unfortunately mistakes in our art have a bad reputation. We want to be perfect, we want to be flawless, flawless in our art. Mistakes are badly accepted by us. Mistakes make us uncertain. I think that`s wrong. More precisely: the mistakes make our art to our art. I think mistakes can show that they are beautiful, gorgeous and artistical. But how can we see mistakes as art? Quite simply, we have to accept our mistakes. So we also accept the obvious mistakes in the art of the old Masters. For example: Paul Cezanne "the boy in the red vest" 1889 When you looking closely, you can see that the front arm is too long. or.. Johann Heinrich W. Tischbein