Thursday, June 16, 2016

June Challenge #3 - Everything Old Is New Again

Everything Old Is New Again


Showcase the oldest item in your kit in a new & fresh way!


Here at CKC  we are all about stash busting.
Your monthly counterfeit kit is a great opportunity to ferret out oldies but goodies
& breathe new life into them - or at the very least to get them onto a page!
This challenge is designed to give you a new perspective on your old supplies.

Refurbish, repurpose, revamp, revive!
Recolor, restructure, retrofit, revise!

Let them SHINE.

Guest Designer Salla says:  My oldest items were two floral papers, 
from which I cut out a flower and a tag to use in this birthday card.



LesleyG has attempted to showcase how, by using a simple pattern, paper
and photos can be cut to create a funkier and more up to date layout...


Lynnette had been hoarding that pink felt frame, handmade by a special 
friend, for a very long time.  It was finally time to get it on a page.



Margie had that old sheet of Sassafrass Lass stickers, so she decided to use them all on her page:



Do please share your kits and creations to Mr. Linky so that we can all come and look.
Perhaps save a special project using this month's kit and join in with
your very own Members' Blog Hop towards the end of the month!



*** MEMBERS' BLOG HOP ***
 
Be inspired by any of the challenges this month or just share something you've created with your current kit. Remember, the more the merrier and EVERYone is welcome! To be a part of the Members' Blog Hop:
  • E-mail us your name & blog address & promise to participate at thecounterfeitkitchallengeblog@gmail.com by the 18th.
  • We will e-mail back on the 20th with a list of the hop participants and full instructions.
  • You will need to schedule your own blog post, showing a new counterfeit kit based project, to go live on the 24th at 00:00am Mountain Standard Time (Arizona) but we will help you with the scheduling!

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