Split it up at CCC

Good evening!

University sure keeps you busy. Finished up a short paper yesterday and this week it has planned for us to read a book, write a summary of the book, have a compulsory seminar and also perform a play based of the book... Luckily I'm not working at the gas station this weekend!

Now I'll tell you about the challenge at CCC this week. It's called SPLIT IT UP and we want you to use a sentiment on your project, but to split it up. I've chosen to write two words on two pieces of paper to place on my project. I've made a bookmark with gorgeous Tilda Blowing Hearts.

Tim Holtz Tag

Tilda Blowing Hearts

Brown Cardstock paper

Magnolia die

Post Stamp

Lace from LLC

Tilda is colored with Distress Markers. I've used Antique linen, Vintage photo and Walnut stain for her hair. For her skin I've used Tattered rose and Vintage photo. Her cheeks are painted with Worn lipstick and Aged Mahogany. I've used Vintage photo and Walnut stain for her shoes. I've used Faded jeans and Antique linen for her clothes. The hearts are colored with Worn lipstick and the background is colored with Weathered wood and for the soil I've used Vintage photo.

Challenges:
Hänglar or Sweet Magnolia Challenge - Your favourite embellishment (Magnolia Fence Die) #78
Magnolia-licious Challenge - No DP papers
Simply Magnolia - Die cuts/Punches
LLC - Inspiration collage #15

Hope you've found some inspiration!

Let's get krafty over at CCC this week

Good afternoon!
I've been doing a lot of reading lately and with the first seminar behind me I feel a lot more comfortable. Phew!

This week at CCC we want to see your KRAFTY SIDE with the theme LET'S GET KRAFTY. You can add some kraft color to your project with papers, ribbons and/or embellishments. I've chosen some kraft paper as my base.

Tim Holtz tag

Pion Design papers

Roses from WOC

Pearls

Ribbon

Letters and Christmas Bell from paper sheet from scrapbooking4you.se

I've made a Christmas tag for this project. I like to be ahead of myself. I can't wait to see your projects!

Hope you've found some inspiration!