I made at least 5.
I will keep adding my layouts to the thread, but I will not get to 31.

Those were my two thoughts, tray and food, but I wasn't fully convinced, so I peeked.

Here is my third entry.  I pulled out some really old stash, so this is quite the blast from the past.  The background paper is Webster's Pages, but my triangles are Paper Pizazz, Adornit, and Francis Meyer (The kraft-colored one with the small baseballs is unidentifed -- anyone know who made it?). ...

I started with naked chipboard and wanted to do something that was still pretty neutral.  I added some distress stickles, thought they were too much, then wiped them off.  I think I like the slightly dirty speckled look that resulted. https://sbing.com/i/gallery2/569576-490.jpg https://sbing.com/i/g...

Here's mine, combined with the graphic design challenge.
I used 1 journaling spot, 3 patterned papers, 5 enamel dots, and 7 photo mats (there are 2 mats that have split photos, but each pair is on a single tan mat)

 

I chose this ad:

My layout:

My inspirations are white at the top/green at the bottom; the block letters, and the plants/animals.

Did you know that Amsterdam is a city for cat lovers?  They have cat cafes, a cat museum (KattenKabinet), and The Catboat (De Poezenboot) a floating animal sanctuary.  So cats are my Amsterdam inspiration for this layout that I did for my double page example. https://sbing.com/i/gallery2/569206-700....

stinkerbelle wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 22, 2025 10:21 am

can the clusters ONLY have 3 items each?

Yes please.  Let’s say 3 main elements. If you want to add small sprinkles of enamel dots, say, we won’t count those. 

Good morning!  Here's the third and final step in this month's challenge.  Those who haven't completed the previous steps can still jump in.  Here's the link to Step 2 that has the sketches and process video: https://www.acherryontop.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=279597 Now that we have our bac...

Step 2 is now closed for the extra entry. 

I decided to admire the go to it-ness of my fellow cherries.  My paper had two one way directions and the one side was a photo like image on top of it.  Plus I picked a cerise color for my cardstock and it wasn't much of a match for a large chunk of the B side. So ... I admire your work and thanks ...

I couldn't quite tell what they were, so I went to the store to get a better look -- appears to be a 12x12 paper pad and some PL-sized card packs?  Such awesome colors and patterns!! Love the rich natural colors.  Definitely would use them on layouts.

Happy birthday Flora!  Hope you are doing well.

My inspiration for this layout is "green."  Combined with St. Patrick's Day Challenge #4.

Combined with Carmen Sandiego challenge.

Here's another.  Patterned papers are from Scrappy Boy Stamps; embellishments are Recollections; foam alphas are from Citrus Twist Kits; sequins are from Hazel & Ruby; the background cardstock and "&" are from American Crafts. https://sbing.com/i/gallery2/568603-490.jpg Sorry, I f...

I'm a layout girl all the way, so that's what I'd use the bundle for.  So many possibilities with the different colors of subtly patterned paper and embellishments.  I am a huge fan of Doodlebug alphas, and I recently used up some packages of doilies.

I followed the video and the cuts, but still couldn't get the paper with the words/icons to match up correctly. So I placed the cuts below - hope that is okay. I did though follow the placement of the photos (and sizes). Matted the one 4x4 photo. https://sbing.com/i/gallery2/568643-700.jpg Perfect!...

Hope you had a great birthday!

Here's another.  Patterned papers are from Scrappy Boy Stamps; embellishments are Recollections; foam alphas are from Citrus Twist Kits; sequins are from Hazel & Ruby; the background cardstock and "&" are from American Crafts.