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tulip_designs says:
Q: hun iv joind your challenge natural elements can i use a photo of my garden love trishie
A: The idea of the challenge is similar to challenges that require you to create elements from background pages. You can use a picture of your garden, but not as a garden. You can use the picture and create something else out of it...perhaps a frame or a bow or a border. It is not a challenge to scrap nature as much as it is to use nature to scrap a page. Please take a look at my page as an example. http://scrapbookflair.com/tulip_designs/Myspace_Picture_Challenge
I used a picture for a background and extracted pebbles for a border. I used a leaf for a tag. That is what I am looking for. Hope this helps!
Aug 17, 2008
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basang says:
Nice idea for a challenge!! I have a page that is very suitable as a sample page for
this challenge
http://www.scrapbookflair.com/basang/My_Flower_Girl/page1
Aug 10, 2008
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tulip_designs says:
That's a great page! I would caution that the background looks like concrete which is not from nature. If you used topsoil or lava rock or grass it would be exactly what this challenge is about!
Aug 10, 2008
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tulip_designs says:
Another page (mine) is here: http://scrapbookflair.com/tulip_designs/Myspace_Picture_Challenge
Keep in mind that the heart charm, paperclip, and photo tabs would disqualify my page from this challenge.
Are you starting to get the idea?
Aug 10, 2008
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NZQuilter says:
Do you have to have a photo of nature? Or can you use any photo and just use everything else from nature?
I hope that makes sense!
Aug 13, 2008
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tulip_designs says:
You can use any picture you want as long as you take all the embellishments and the background from nature. You can do a QP too. No page restrictions in this aspect.
Aug 15, 2008
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scrapunique says:
I did my page background by photographing the sky,but yesterday morning the sky was very bright, light, brilliant sky blue,so I added a very light white paint job.The nest I extracted and the bird was surrounded by so many branches and I could never catch the bird next to one of his nest's (he made 5 nest's) also the branches don't reach the nest's that I extracted the bird as well and put them together like that,the branches are from one of the bushes we have in our garden.I only extracted one branch and then multiplied it to form the frame. Just wanted to clear that up, as most people seem to think the background was shot like that and all I did was add the frame,sign and nest,lol.
Aug 17, 2008
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