Scraplift #28 Reveal!

[pbp908]

My LO was really simple, and I was amazed by the sneak peeks. I think this one morphed quickly!

[Debbie AZ]

Wow! Beautiful!

[pamcook]

I used the pumpkin as my circle element but otherwise, I feel like I stayed pretty close to Pam’s design.

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[BekiWard@msn.com]

Both are just gorgeous!

As usual, it morphed by the time it reaches me…I can’t wait to see how it transformed.

This is so fun!

[gwendols]

Love these! I know what it looked like when I got it. Can't wait to see how this developed.

[nchoney]

Here are both pages of this spread.... the page with the guys' photos is the challenge page

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[nchoney]

Pam P.... I may need to try a page like yours... I like the circle part

[BekiWard@msn.com]

Mike looks like he’s the pilot, Debi!

[jfugina]

Loving all of these so far! So yeah, the circle element morphed into a die cut, and I didn't carry that through at all. My "lift" from Debi's page was the paper layering and the embellishment clusters. As an aside, for those of you getting ready to follow along with the 6x6 paper pad class - all of the patterned paper on this whole 2 page spread is from a 6x6 pad.

Like Debi, I did the two page spread, and the left page is my scraplift.

[BekiWard@msn.com]

This is my version.

I will never cease to be amazed at how these layouts morphe!

[pamcook]

So far we’ve all used the same basic design though!
Gorgeous pages everyone!

And Beki. Seriously. What a heartfelt beautiful gift.

[pbp908]

Loving these! I see the changes but I also see the design elements that were the original inspiration.

And BTW - my circle was a good excuse for using up some of those gazillion brads that bred in my storage bins.

[Debbie AZ]

Here is mine.

[EDelValle]

I followed Debbie, keeping most of the design
elements, but I only had 2 photos to use.

[pugmom]

I tried to stick with two of Elizabeth's design elements - the center paper strip and the banners, but my real inspiration came from the rock sticker in the lower right corner. My son recently took a hike on Whidbey Island and sent me a few photos, one of which was a pile of rocks exactly like that sticker and it just happened to be sitting on my desk staring at me when I got Elizabeth's page.