Sunday, July 15, 2012

Digging for gold at lasting memories

This week at Lasting memories we want to see gold on those layouts. 
 Gold embellishments, paper or you panning for gold- it's up to you.

Here's what I did:

I used the following layout from creative scrapper
 I replaced the flower element with a paw print as Irving's mascot is a tiger.  I cut the paw icon from CM- This and That cartridge.  Then fussy cut around the edge to create the negative image

This is what I have left after using the negative image.  I'm sure I'll use it as I still have 3 more kids to get through Irving elementary and a son to get through cub scouts too.  The possibilities are endless and it makes me eligible to play along with the current scrap fit challenge.

Now for this little beauty.
I was given this awesome cellophane gift wrap  last month and have been waiting for a LO to us it on.  Totally  enjoy being able to reuse old gift wrap.
Doesn't it look great wrapped around the gold card stock?

Don't forget to link up your gold project at Lasting memories by Saturday.

9 comments:

  1. Awesome job on the sketch! I love your pawprint and the cellophane gift wrap!

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  2. Love the big paw print and the use of the cellophane. So pretty. You did a great job with the sketch.

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  3. Wonderful layout!
    I have just nominated you for the versatile blogger award. Just a simple recognition of how much I enjoy visiting your blog.
    http://sharonbscraps.blogspot.com/

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  4. Love your LO! Love how you followed that sketch! Love your paw print! I guess I just love everything about your LO

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  5. Awesome job on the sketch and love how you recycled that gift wrap, it's beautiful!! Great idea with the paw print to!!

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  6. Awesome negative spacing!!! Thanks for stepping with Scrapfit!

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  7. What a great idea to use the cellophane wrap!!!! Awesome interpretation of the sketch:)

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  8. love the paw print... and the long banner!!

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