Good Morning!
It's Monday morning and the beginning of a holiday week for us in the U.S.!
Thanksgiving is just 3 days away.
Hope everyone has some big appetites building up for blessed and thankful feasts(and a little football) on Thursday!
So in keeping with the holiday,
over at
The Pink Elephant Challenge this week,
The Pink Elephant Challenge this week,
the challenge is
"Be Thankful"
or Thanksgiving Theme.
Ella, my fellow designers and I have
some wonderful "thankful" projects
to share with you
and
hopefully inspire you to play along!
Below is my project:
I decided to make something
decorative and holiday themed
for my kitchen.
SPIES:
STAMPS: Image -digital stamp(Create with TLC); Sentiment - Digital (D2D Stamps)
PAPER: White and cream cardstock; Orange glitter cardstock;
INK: Tuxedo Black (Memento); Copics: Brown spray paint (Frame).
EXTRAS: Wooden decorative photo frame; decorative square Nestabilities (Spellbinders); blossom die cut; burlap material; orange daisy fabric flower; leather flower(Recollections); leaves (Prima); ribbon; crystal Stickles, coat hanger.
This project took about three different turns
from its original path of using a wooden tray,
something I've done before,
to finally evolve into its final product.
I added the flower/bow combo last
as I just didn't like the hanger
looking all cold and ugly.
But, I'm still playing around
with the flower
as I'm not quite satisfied with it.
Here, I ditched the flower all together and think I like it better:
But, I'm still playing around
with the flower
as I'm not quite satisfied with it.
Here, I ditched the flower all together and think I like it better:
As you see, kitchen wall is orange. My kitchen is actually brown and orange walls and cream cabinets, kind of a fall theme all year round! LOL
Don't forget
Don't forget
to stop by
to see
what the other Designers have created.
Visit their blogs and leave them some blog luv.
Then, join us this week
and
create a "thankful" project!
CHALLENGES FOR THIS PROJECT:
Been wanting to play at 4CraftyChicks for several weeks now and now have the chance.
Have a
blessed, ful"filling", and safe
Thanksgiving!