Thank you so much for your participation in our National Scrapbooking Day challenges. Here is the post you have all been waiting for... it's time for the winners!
Challenge 1 - Single sketch sponsored by Lottie Loves Paper
The winner is Michelle Jeffrey
Challenge 2 - Double Sketch sponsored by Mind The Scrap
The winner is Courtney Grace Hirst
Challenge 3 - Mandala cut file sponsored by Hey Little Magpie
The winner is Sarah Kentzer
Challenge 4 - Flowers cut file sponsored by Pretty My Page
The winner is Cathalyn de Jong
Challenge 5 - Fleur cut file sponsored by Craft Consortium
The winner is Sandra Daly
Challenge 6 - Words cut file sponsored by Crafty Ribbons
The winner is Ally O'Neill
Challenge 7 - Scraplift our Whispers sponsored by Lollipop Box Club
The winner is Gemma Steele
Challenge 8 -Instaloop sponsored by UglyBugDesigns - The winner is Jo Boland
Challenge 9 - Moodboard sponsored by Crafty Templates
The winner is Natalie Nelson
And for the RAK's from my wonderful creative team;
Maria chose Cathalyn's take on the Scrapbook Whispers Challenge
Roxy chose Jo Drury's comment from the Scrapbook Fails post;
"The Worst Scrapbooking Fail EVER!!!!!!
We had a challenge at a retreat to use spare alphas. My idea was epic... I completely covered 2 pieces of card stock with random chipboard alphas of all sizes, it was a beautiful jigsaw of alphas covering every inch of the card from top to bottom. I painstakingly painted the entire thing black with acrylic paint so that they both looked like a blackboard with lovely embossed letters on the background. It took 3 coats of paint and the entire thing took nearly 24 hours from start to finish. I used them to back a fab picture of each of my twin nephews with school awards that they had recently won. It was a true labour of love... but it looked absolutely amazing!! I proudly hung them on the wall and was chuffed to bits when it was voted the challenge winner at the retreat.... I proudly walked up to collect my prize and Lorraine our crop organiser whispered with a sad face and a big sigh.....
You didn't cut the manufacturers strip off on either page.....
Epic fail! Although I can laugh about it now they still don't fit in my page protectors or album and I still haven't figured out a way to fix it!!! And it's still a topic of conversation at the crops whenever I start a new layout.. lol"
We had a challenge at a retreat to use spare alphas. My idea was epic... I completely covered 2 pieces of card stock with random chipboard alphas of all sizes, it was a beautiful jigsaw of alphas covering every inch of the card from top to bottom. I painstakingly painted the entire thing black with acrylic paint so that they both looked like a blackboard with lovely embossed letters on the background. It took 3 coats of paint and the entire thing took nearly 24 hours from start to finish. I used them to back a fab picture of each of my twin nephews with school awards that they had recently won. It was a true labour of love... but it looked absolutely amazing!! I proudly hung them on the wall and was chuffed to bits when it was voted the challenge winner at the retreat.... I proudly walked up to collect my prize and Lorraine our crop organiser whispered with a sad face and a big sigh.....
You didn't cut the manufacturers strip off on either page.....
Epic fail! Although I can laugh about it now they still don't fit in my page protectors or album and I still haven't figured out a way to fix it!!! And it's still a topic of conversation at the crops whenever I start a new layout.. lol"
And Pol chose Leo from the Scrapbook Fails post;
"My biggest scrapbook fail was making an album - I make quite a lot of albums so it wasn't like I didn't know what I was doing but I think that's where the problem started - over confidence! This one was going to be a 9x12 size. I spent hours padding the chipboard bases, gluing and cutting some very precious fabric, (like Japanese import stuff quilting shops sell for ££) putting in the spine, riveting etc etc. Really cuffed to bits with it - go to put my page protectors in.... oh no, I made the album 9x12 perfectly totally forgetting about the page protectors being larger for the spine bits. doh doh doh!"
And lastly, I (Laura) chose Wendy's layout for the sketch challenge because it includes Sussex Pond Pudding!!
Winners! - Please can you send an email with your name and address to ukscrapaddicts@gmail.com and we will sort out your prizes! You have until 23rd May to claim your prize, any remaining prizes will be re drawn on the 24th May.
We would like to say a huge thank you to our wonderful sponsors for the generous prizes, and another huge thank you to all who entered! See you again next year!!
OMG thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteYayyyy I won a challenge so exciting. Thank you so so much ive had a fab time doing the challenges xxx
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to all the winners and thank you so much for taking part on our challenges! I hope you had as much fun as we did during NSD!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations everyone, some amazing pages, thank you for letting me be a part of it, loved the day xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks for choosing my page. Had a fab time doing all the challenges! Thanks go all the organisers & congratulations to all the winners.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to everyone. What a brilliant selection of work. Had a great weekend. x
ReplyDeleteGosh! I am overwhelmed! My husband will want Pond Pudding more often!
ReplyDeleteWow, I never win anything! Thank you so much! x
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