Sometimes it's funny how creativity strikes. I bought some bread and it came in a paper bag. I immediately thought how cool it would look as a base for a Kraft+ project! I kept the bag and later happened to put a travel brochure on top of it. I noticed how awesome the red and sepia tones of the brochure worked with the kraft bag and I was so inspired to create with those colours!
This month's challenge at Kraft+ sure was a challenge for me though! It took me a while to work out how I was going to incorporate roses in three different ways.
Here's what I came up with:
The three ways I've used roses are:
- the title is "The Adriatic Rose"
- I've tucked a few real rose petals around the page
- I made small white roses with serviettes
- there are also roses on the lace background but I don't think that counts! Hehe.
Here's a close up of my journalling:
Here's the challenge over at Kraft+ this month. Why not give it a go? You can find the challenge here.
Happy scrappin'!
Heather
Love love love this! LOVING how you used that bag!! FABULOUS!!!!!!!!!! Glad you had fun on your travels! I have been following along on your journey's on FB! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this and so very clever. How lovely to be travelling
ReplyDeleteMary
Very creative!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that is so innovative to use what you have one hand.. it looks wonderful.. thanks for joining in with Kraft+ this month!
ReplyDeleteWhat a so wonderful creation Heather !! Love this recycled bread bag!! The layers and colours are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteHappy day !! big hugs,
Caty
Missed you too Heather!
ReplyDeleteYou are wonderful to enter while away in Europe. A creative take on the challenge and it makes me wonder why I have a room full of stuff!. Thanks for joining us at Kraft+
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and so very clever. Love it. Thanks for sharing with us at Kraft+.
ReplyDeleteWell, this is different Heather and so damn sweet. Love it, love that you used a bag, thanks for playing along with us at K+
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