Designer Monthly Challenge - November 2011 - Hosted by Sandrine Boarqueiro-Verdun

[tin tin]

Soo can't wait to get a chance to do the second part of this chalenge!!! kicking myself in the butt to have more energy, but the little guy will not give it to me

[alohagrrl]

Here's my first page... now I'm off to do the second.

[KapiScrap]

Great page Natasha!
Looking forward for seeing the second one :-)

Sandrine

[eye]

Just peeked in to see what was going on and I love all the layouts.Will get to a challenge when I can sit better.But I love the circle idea.I am like this with frames.

[alohagrrl]

Here's my second page, also using KapiScraps Sweet Summertime.

[KapiScrap]

Natasha,

I love it! Great page!!!!

Sandrine

[cheesepiece]

Really nice page aloha, I like it alot.

[tin tin]

awesome Aloha!!! that is all I have to say

[KapiScrap]

Hi everyone!

Just wanted to let you know that the date is nov. 21st, not 30th... LOL... So the challenge isn't over :-)

Anyone else???? Nops... That's not possible. Don't you like circles???? :-(

Sandrine

[tin tin]

I am loving this challenge, but I find the challenging part for me is staying up past 8:00 pm. lol. I check in during the dfay at work (bad tin tin) and just frustrate myself cause I can not paricipate right away. I will get my second part up here before the 31st!!! lol.

[KapiScrap]

tin tin,

You have time :-)

8 days.

Have a nice day!

[tin tin]

here it is, here it is....I used all pieces from Attracted to dirt Deanne gowe Smith

[KapiScrap]

Elle est Superbe !!!! Bravo tin tin !

[cheesepiece]

Action packed dirty boy's.... as they should be. Great page tintin!

[grannywin]

Thank you Sandrine for offering this challenging layout. Circles really are a challenge, especially when I made the decision to use this layout. That gives me something to practice for future challenges.

I just completed a 6-week hands-on Fire Seminar to educate the public on fire-firefighting and now realize what my son, husband, and father-in-law had to do to be an active firefighter. It is REALLY hard work! Just try wearing the equipment for a few hours. It is HEAVY!