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The winner is scrappinmom99. Congratulations and thanks to everyone who participated.

For this challenge, I will give you 6 options, you must choose 4 out of the 6 options to do. If you have any questions, please pm  me.
Here are the Options.

1. Make an embellishment using a new piece of paper. Here is a link that will help you with this.   http://bethrush-bethspapercuts.blogspot ... earts.html    and http://www.minted.com/julep/2013/02/26/ ... r-egg-art/

2. Use leftover letters in an interesting  or unusual way. Your title does. not count. Here is a web site that might help you- http://errantscraps.blogspot.com/2013/0 ... 10-things-
    tuesday_23.html

3. Use at least 5 layers.

4. Scraplift someone in the Gallery- You must include a copy of their LO. when you post yours.

5. Use shapes. A many or as little as you want.

6. Make a handmade flower.

Here are the rules:

1.  Must be  new.  Layouts only.  Can be paper or digital.
2. Post in the gallery.
3.  Must be posted in the gallery by Friday,  May 13, by 11:59  PM.
4 .Only one entry is allowed.
5.  No combining with any of the NSD challenges.
6.  You must list your options  to be counted.

Here is my example.
1. For my embellishment, I made a star from my new paper.

2. I used my letters to frame my LO.

3. I used circles.

4. I used 6 layers  of paper.

5. I made a handmade flower with burlap..

The only one I didn't use was to scraplift someone in the gallery.
There will be a bonus of 200 points if you use all 6 options.

Option 2 is ?  It seems to be missing, so I'm a little confused.  lol

I really like the make your embellishment option and your example.  I'll have to try this!

I did option 5 ( use shapes. I chose triangles) I guess you could say I did option 3 as well! This layout has about 8 layers LOL 

Thanks for the challenge!  Here is my layout:



For this layout I chose the following 4 items: 1 (make an embellishment), 3 (use 5 layers), 4 (scraplift -- see scraplifted layout below), and 5 use shaps (circles -- buttons). 

The 4 options I chose are:
1. For my embellishment I made hearts and banners from my new paper.
2. I used 5+ layers of paper.
3. I lifted Document the Everyday by StacyLee.
4. I used hearts for my shape.

Mine


StacyLee's

Here's my entry for this challenge!



I chose the following options;
1. Make an embellishment--I followed the first prompt to make the circle element inside the rectangle. The scrap strips are showing through the punched circle.
4. Scraplift someone in the gallery--I chose this layout by Brandy/blbabe1234 to scraplift:

5. Use shapes--I punched 3 yellow circles to use around the page.
6. Make a handmade flower--I punched and layered lots of green patterned circles for the flower in the lower left corner.

 

1. Embellishment using a piece of paper - I cut out leaves, berries and the bird from paper to create an embellishment.
3. 5 Layers
4. Scraplift someone from the gallery - scraplift of "Here I Go Again" by Cards4Ever (http://www.acherryontop.com/gallery/all ... i-go-again)
6. Make a handmade flower - flower cut out from paper, with fibres and adhesive pearls added for the center.

Here is my entry! My layout is at the bottom and these are the options I used. The gallery has a photo of  the "scrap paper" I created too. Thanks for the idea - great way to use the scraps effectively!

1. Make embellishment from 'homemade paper' (in next picture) - Hearts and Circle and Journal box
4. Scraplifted - Birthday Boy by mom2ellabell - http://www.acherryontop.com/gallery/fav ... rthday-boy
5. Use shapes - hearts, stars, circle, arrows
6. Make handmade flower - made one flower out of ribbon flower and die cuts.

Birthday Boy by mom2ellabell

Feed, Rinse, Repeat by scrappinmom99

 

Great challenge Donna.  I chose the following:  #3 - 5 layers, #4 - scraplift, #5 - shapes and #6 - handmade flower.

Here's my layout

and I lifted this one from Deanna13

Yay! Thanks, Donna! This was a fun challenge - great way to use up scraps and I'll be doing this again in the future!

Congrats Anne-Marie!

Way to go, Anne-Marie---congrats!