This challenge is based on square numbers:
- 1 squared = 1 (one photo)
- 2 squared = 4 (2 manufacturers' papers; 2 patterns from each)
- 3 squared = 9 (3 word title; 3 types of lettering)
- 4 squared = 16 (16 embellishments)
- 5 squared = 25 (25 words in your journaling)
I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with for this challenge! Link your layout to the thread posted at The Pub at Two Peas.
Debbi T:{coming later--my computer died and I just got a new computer, so I've been sort of paralyzed without it}
Paula:
This was a tough challenge! It made me approach my layout design in a completely different way.
Elizabeth: I wasn't really planning to do a layout about this picture, but it seemed to fit the bill. I also didn't plan to use that for a title, but after I put the 'hair' on the layout, I found the 'adventure' rubon that just coordinated so nicely in the spot that I had to change my original title, which was a little more creative than the current one. :P I used Basic Grey and Scenic Route paper, along with lots of Maya Road rubons (love those!) and American Crafts letters.
Michelle's "A Pink Bike?": This took some real thinking for me. But it all just came together perfectly for me. :) 1 photo. Basic Grey striped and wavy pattern paper. Luxe journaling and pink background pattern paper. 3 word title. I used Doodlebug rub on letters, American Crafts vinyl letters, and one chipboard letter i. I used 16 embellishments - 15 blings and 1 rubon. And exactly 25 words in the journaling. :)
Michelle: This was the perfect challenge for me. I already had these 2 photos printed out because I wanted to show how we had snow on Monday and then Warm sunshine on Saturday all in the same week. hahaha. I used some 2 "Christmasy" pattern paper from October Afternoon: snowflakes and the flowery paper. I am not a big stamp user, so you will have to look close to see my stamps (date stamp, and little bitty flower stamp in the indside of the Prima flowers). And I used 2 chipboard photo corners to point to the photos. 
