Another digi lo, photo of dgs2 taken in the summer of 2010.

UKS Challenge November Week 3

This week we were challenged to use a greeting as our title, use old papers and either stamp with found items or use a dingbat font. My lo is done digi with one of the first kits I downloaded about 4 years ago and the photo shows dgs4. The owl is the dingbat font.

Another digi lo for the Halloween book, showing dgs3 just after being dressed for the evening!

UKS Challenge November Week 2

I think I have covered all that was asked for in this week's challenge, autumnal colours, different size or shape of photo, bugs, in the photo, and paint, on the background. I will confess the photo was taken by dh on one of our walks! I have used one of Dawn Inskip's lovely collections to make this lo.

 Here are four more digi lo's done for the Halloween book.





This shows one of the wall decoration panels.

This is dgs3, not sure if he is laughing or screaming as he alternated between both!

Dd2 dressed in her nurses outfit, complete with rib bone sticking out of the side, and lots of fake blood!

Dd1 and her partner, relaxing!

November week one UKS challenge

This is my lo for November week one challenge on UKS. We had to use a photo we wouldn't normally scrap, this one was taken a couple of years ago for a photo course I did with Cheryl Johnston, of a poor neglected peg left out on the line in all weathers, here it had been raining and I wanted to catch the drops on the line! Also to use hot pink which I think I have done! And the gingham backing is fabric, and there is lace edging on the ribbon.

Halloween

Three digi lo's which will go into a mini book, all taken at a Halloween party hosted by dd2 and her dh.


Dd1 copied some spectacular make up from a You tube video.

 We had great fun playing with this blow up spider hoopla, seen here sitting on a little blow up chair that was provided for dgs3.

The Bones family, all in matching costumes!

October week 5 challenge UKS

Remembered to upload October week 5 challenge from UKS! All criteria met although the bling doesn't look very "blingy". The photo is a sculpture that was on display at Polesden Lacey in the summer of 2009.