"I loved her layout. I loved how the hidden journaling flap was featured. Such a clever way to document her culture. The colors, the design are so well executed. The title jumps out at you and catches your attention."
Teresa Collins
"I thank SNC for this challenge. Without it, I would never have explored this topic and scrapbooked this page. I enjoyed looking back at my childhood...reminiscing about the things in my upbringing that were so very Filipino!
Materials: Patterned paper by Collage Press, October Afternoon and American Crafts | Prima and Bazzill flowers | Heidi Grace acrylic hearts | Buttons Galore clear buttons | Hambly rub-ons | Prima ribbon | Making Memories letter stickers | 7Gypsies arrow photo turn | MS Word Computer Journaling and Title (Janelle Script downloaded from Internet)
Cookie Aguilar
"I love the colors and the mood that she created with the foundation of her photo. The layout is simply beautiful and so meaningful."
Teresa Collins
"I was very excited to know that this week we're doing culture elements. I really wanted to scrap what I like about my culture for sometime ago and didn't know how to start. The one thing that I really like about the Chinese culture are the pretty costumes and gowns. The color red always captivates my attention and the beautiful flower patterns are just simply gorgeous! This contest definetely got me started to scrap about it. I enjoyed doing the layering and also adding dimensions into my LO."
Material Basic Grey PP's {Infuse Collection (Breathe & Spice)} | Making Memories Paper {Animal Cracker (Scallop Circle)} | K&Co Paper {Classic K} | Kindy Glitz Glitter Glue {Crystalina & Gold} | My Little Shoebox Ribbon Set - Unique | Anna Griffin Rub-Ons {Beautiful & Heritage} | Pearl Ribbon | Foam Dots | Bead Alpha Stickers | Blings & Pearls | Felt (behind the rub-ons)Teresa Collins
Not having any New Zealand themed papers in my stash (and being too far away from NZ to purchase any) I decided to make my own. Even though I don't have a drop of Maori blood in my veins I wanted to include part of the Maori culture on my LO, so I chose a flax weave serviette and mod podged it to white cardstock. I also drew a koru free hand on red cardstock and edged it in black. (The koru is the Maori name given to the newborn, unfurling fern frond and symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace. It is an integral symbol in Maori carving and tattoos, it's also an iconic symbol of New Zealand flora.)
My LO includes Kiwi slang, the Kiwiana words are in rhyme form and it's designed so that people think about New Zealand culture and ask questions.
To add interest and a little more texture to my LO I used funflock on the sheep, added glitter to the fish and butterfly and created the jandals out of corrugated card. I used dimensional magic on the title letters and foamed out all words on the layout."
Materials Card stock {Kaskard, Bazzill, Corrugated Cardboard} | Serviettes {flax weave and Kiwiana symbols} | Paint {Making Memories (Cranberry, Asphalt)} | Fonts {American Craft Thickers (Giftbox), Computer Font (Andy)} | Artee Stamps {fish} | Ink {Versafine (Onyx Black)} | Funflock {(white} | Embellishments {Felt Arrow (Maya Road), Beads, Paua Shell, Butterfly (Craft Accessories)} | Embroidery Thread | Tombow Pens | Dimensional Magic | Kindy Glitz | Adhesive {Mod Podge, Marvy Glue Marker, Double Sided Foam Tape}
Teresa Collins
"Pang Teh means Serve Tea in Hokkien (one of our local dialects). We have to "pang teh" to the elders to show our respect to them at our wedding and they will in return present a gift to us, like a red packet (a monetary gift). This is one of our wedding traditions.
Actually I seldom use purple color as the base. I decided to give it a try this time. I drew pattern on the pp then cut it out. After that, I drew white flower/scroll on top of card stock and added on husking flower made by myself.
The small picture (tea set), is from my mom, she also used it when she married in 1976."
Materials Thicker | Bling | Maya Road sheer journal card | Purple card stock | Pink card stock | Hambly pp and the other pp {I forgot which brand} | Pink zig-zag ribbon | Metal flower |MM brads
"I love the colors that Sharmaine used. I loved the painting and the stitching. The layout is very HAPPY and instantly caught my attention."
Materials Pattern paper and lettering {Sassafras Lass} | Cardstock {unknown} | Kinderglitz {paint ? Kaiser} | Page from an old diary | Buttons | Floss | Machine stitching |Edge distresser {Heidi Swapp} | Pompom trim | Staples | Pen | Tulip puffy sticker
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