Thursday, August 9, 2012

2012 Olympics Challenges at Two Scrapbook Friends

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Olympic Challenge #7: Jayne's True Colours Challenge

We are just half way through out Olympic Challenges here at the Two Scrapbook Friends forum! So far we have had some amazingly inspiring challenges.

Jayne's challenge - true colours.

Let's see what I created.





Olympic Challenge #8: First, Second, Third Place Challenge

Christa's  challenge;  the Olympics are all about placing in the top three: First, Second and Third place.   Her challenge to you is to scrapbook your top three... top three movies, kids, husbands, places to eat out, vacations, drinks... you make it your own winning combination!




Olympic Challenge #9: Isn't It Iconic?

Today's great Olympic Challenge is by Ann.
When you think of England, many things come to mind: the royal family, a nation of tea drinkers, Shakespeare, etc. Your challenge is to think of something classically English and translate that onto your layout, card or project.




Olympic Challenge #10: Water, Water, Everywhere

Joanne's challenge for you today involves water! Swimming is one of her all-time favourite Olympic sports to watch.    So, her challenge, is create a project that has something water-related as it's theme. (i.e. swimming, boating, washing the car, bath time, a day at the beach, etc.)




Olympic Challenge #11: Sharlene's Modern Pentahlon Challenge

My challenge to you is that you make a layout using 5 different techniques on your layout. Please list them when you post it!

I focused on five current hot trend techniques.

WASHI TAPE
HEXAGON
CHEVRONS
BANNERS
HAND STITCHING




Come back tomorrow for  Olympics Challenge # 12


Sharlene

3 comments:

  1. Such great layouts Sharlene! I particularly love the Top 3 one with the stacked photos.

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  2. Wow amazing layouts Sharlene... love the water one!

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  3. Always impressed with your commitment with playing the challenges at 2SF plus you do your design team project! Super scrapper!

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