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4 Shapes


Like For Ever's Scrappy Sunday challenge this week is to use four different shapes on your project.

Autumn Days

I've made two layouts, first up using September's Acorn Avenue kit...


The colours in the kit are stunning - but you could just as easily make a neutral layout using the b-sides too.  I went brighter for this first layout.


The ephemera pack is, well, packed!  I picked out some hearts and acorns and made a garland.


These thickers didn't shed any glitter, which was a relief as last time I used glitter thickers I got a bit of glitter in my eye.  Ouch!


Adding to the hearts and acorns, I used squares of patterned paper and circular sequins.  Four shapes easily achieved - to think I worried it would be tricky!

B

This is my back up layout using August's kit in case September's kit arrived late, or arrived on time but I wasn't well enough to get a layout made!


 I chose square, triangle, heart and circle for this layout.


I love using these gold glitter stickers.  I sacrificed one square sticker and the covered part of a circle sticker and punched out some smaller circles to scatter around.


I added enamel dots and tiny enamel hearts.  This dark enamel dot balances out...


this dark triangle.  These triangle stickers are my new favourite... I'm a bit sad to use them!!


Comments

  1. Very similar designs Laura but oh so different in feel to each other. Loving the fun yet soft feel of the 'B' layout but my favourite is the Autumn one with the awesome garland and the beautiful background! xxxx

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  2. Fab LOs Laura.

    Hope you have had a nice weekend. Sue

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  3. Great challenge ~ brilliant layouts. x

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