Thursday 10 October 2013

in the lupine field...

In 2007 we went out to Northern BC to visit my parents and hiked up the ski hill  (played in the snow in August)  Lupines were growing wild on the mountain and I couldn't resist getting a picture of my daughter, who was 12 at the time, taking a break in the middle of them.

I've had this paper forever and loved it, and it just happened to match the Color Room's palette; they're joined up with Scrap for Help, who's challenge is to use cork on your layout.

Find the Scrap For Help challenge here:
http://scrapforhelp.blogspot.ca/2013/10/scrap-4-help-october-challenge.html

and the Color Room challenge here:
 
I whitewashed the floral pattern a little to soften it, added some stenciling with texture paste, a wee spray of fuschia mist, and cut the cork strips with scalloped scissors before punching holes in them.

7 comments:

  1. Very pretty Lynne! And a great memory!

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  2. Hello! Thanks so much for playing along with S4H. Your page is gorgeous. It has that great carefree look, but of course we all know that a lot of work went into it to make it look "carefree!" I like how how you used the bits and pieces of cork--nice take on the challenge.

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  3. Beautifully done!! I love what you did with the cork!

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  4. Gotta love lupines! great page love the colors and the cork butterflies are adorable! Come visit sometime. I have a giveaway for October! Would also love a new scrappy friend! All the best!
    http://mybeaner.blogspot.ca/

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  5. This layout was lovely! ! thanks for playing with us at S4H!

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  6. this is just stunning! thanks for playing with us at scrap for help :)

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  7. What a sweet page. Love that paper too, and so happy you put it to good use! :-)
    Thanks for sharing with us at S4H!!

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