For this second challenge, you can blame Anne-Marie (scrappinmom99)! lol She mentioned "serendipity squares" last week, and I think it's time to bring back that creative twist on a way to use up scraps, stickers, etc. If you aren't familiar with them (it seems like it was quite a long time ago that we were using these), I have posted a couple of tutorials. The whole point, I guess, is randomly adhering your scraps, etc. in a collage on a piece of cardstock, then cutting or punching out squares from the collage to use as embellishments on your page or card.
Serendipity is a noun that refers to luck in finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for.
It is often associated with discovering interesting or valuable things by chance. So, these squares should not be pre-planned, but spontaneous in nature. You can use an entire sheet of cardstock and cover it with coordinating scraps, and then use the squares to tie together several pages in an album, too. Many people like to mat their squares on a coordinating cardstock to make the designs go together.
Your challenge is to create at least 4 serendipity squares and then use them (at least 4) on a layout or card. 
They must be made by you using scraps, bits of ribbon, leftover alphas or stickers...you get the idea! Size can be 1 x 1 inch or larger...up to you!
Serendipity Square Greeting Card Tutorial - Greeting Card Class Tutorials - Aunt Annie's Crafts
Get To Know Serendipity Squares — CraftBits.com
What is a Serendipity Square? Scrapbooking Families.com
You have until midnight, June 10th to create your layout or card and upload it in the gallery spot I've provided.
Must be a new layout or card.
CANNOT be combined with other challenges (except the motivational challenges requiring multiple layouts, such as the Bi-Monthly challenge.)
Try to be more coordinated and thoughtful with the placement of your scraps and where you cut the squares. 
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