Photos, photos, photos…I have boxes of them. And that was BEFORE I bought a digital camera….now I have thousands saved on disk! I just KNOW you have some too. Today’s challenge is to pull out those photos and find ways to use them! Whether you create a layout, a frame, a piece of altered art, a photocard…pull out or print off a photo and use it as part of your design. I can’t wait to see all the creative ways you do this! Here’ the challenge link…hope you join us! If you need a little help getting started here’s a few of the many ideas you can do…
Photo Ideas...
- a frame – everyone likes frame for their photos…altering one is a super easy way to incorporate photos
- scrapblook layout
- stamp on your photo
- distress your photo
- try a photo transfer technique
- make a collage
- use a photo as a background or main image on a card
- try photo tinting
- create a mini album
Each day a Masterpiece (click to enlarge)
I’m going to hang this in my rec room…sort of a beach theme room as we love the beach so much. The photos were taken on a trip to Nova Scotia four years ago. We were visiting Peggy’s Cove when I found this tiny rose blooming out of a crack in the rock. I was amazed at its ability to bloom in the harshness of its environment. 
The words Inspire and Imagine from the Big Inspiration stamp set are stamped in black Stazon on the glass of the frame. Every time I think of this flower I’m reminded o the quote…bloom where you’re planted. If you look closely enough…there is beauty to be found everywhere.
My shadow box is a wood box I picked up at Michael’s. I painted the outside of it with Distress Crackle paint…the photo washed it out a little but I love the distressed look! My Basic Grey paper and Prima paper and flowers are from Jacksonbelle Embellishments.
Have a fabulous day!
Julia
Supply List:
Stamps:
–Big Inspiration (Mona Lisa Moments line0 by Cornish Heritage Farms
–Motivational Centers(Mona Lisa Moments line) by Cornish Heritage Farms
–Vintage Ledger Scrapblock™ by Cornish Heritage Farms
Ink:
Black Stazon by Tsukineko
-Vintage Photo Distress ink by Ranger
Other:
-old paper an brushed corduroy distress crackle paint by Ranger
=flourish chipboard by Maya Road
-tag by Avery
-Noteworthy clip and ribbon by Making Memories
-gingham ribbon by Creative Impressions
-button by Autumn Leaves
-frame from Michael’s
Paper:
-plaid from Basic Grey Archaic lin
-dotted brown by Prima Marketing
