Is a full-sized kit not your thing? Or perhaps, you have a vacation planned this month to beat the winter blues & won’t have much time to craft. Whatever the reason, there’s still inspiration to be found for curating a mini-kit from your stash to play along with us!
As a reminder, here is the kit we are focused on this month:
PARASOL
12 x 12 Kit – Citrus Twist Kits
Master Forger Tara
I have never had the mini kit duties and honestly, I wasn't sure I could
pull it off because I normally make HUGE kits! However, Master Forger
Julene sweet talked me into doing it for March so I have given it my
best shot! So, while this may NOT be your idea of a mini kit, trust me
when I say it's MINI. I pulled from my stash of Bo Bunny papers from
the same collection as in the original kit. I also used a Maggie Holmes
patterned paper that was very similar to the one in the inspiration kit
and came from my February CKCB kit. One less patterned paper to put
away, right? I added two sets of phrases and a mini alpha. My floral
embellishments are actually flowers that I fussy cut from a Maggie
Holmes patterned paper that I had set aside to use "someday".
Well, someday is this month! I also pulled some bits and pieces from
another Crate Paper set of ephemera, some twine and trim, and some of my
wonderful labels that I use all the time. That rounds out my kit.
Here’s my layout that I created with my mini kit:
Master Forger Jody
I am so excited to share my first Mini Kit! As Tara said making a mini kit is not easy! I enjoyed going through my Maggie Holmes stash and other Crate Paper pattern papers. For some embellishments, I grabbed a few things from my American Crafts stash. I feel I leaned towards to brighter colors. I will always have mixed media in my kits. I have my trusty Distress Oxide inks, a few glazes and some Pink Fresh Studio stamps and stencil.
With Spring on our doorstep I knew I wanted to make a mini album. I took the beautiful yellow, blue, and green colors to make layered butterflies from a Paige Evans cut file. Then I made album pages. I did use a few Silhouette Design Store cut files, but you could use punches or a paper trimmer. Using my handy Mini Cinch Disc tool, I had a bright and pretty mini ready to fill up in no time! I decided to use this mini to keep my YouTube process videos organized! Wish me luck!
As March goes on, I will share how this mini album gets filled. Organizing my checklists should be simple and fun!
I love a good pocket in my mini albums. I will use this one to store my checklists.
I did not embellish every page. I wanted to give myself enough room to add my ongoing checklists.
I could not waste one of the butterflies, so I attached it to the back for a pop of color.
Do show us on the Facebook group what you have made for your mini kit.
Here's what we have in store for you for the rest of the month:
12th March - Challenge #1
18th March - Challenge #2
22nd March - Challenge #3 Let's Get Sketchy Challenge
24th March - Follower Showcase
26th March - April Sneak Peek (on the FaceBook Community Group)
29th March - Challenge #4 Baby, Use Those Scraps Challenge
We’re always so happy to see what our followers are inspired to create! Share with us in our Facebook Community Group or you can also follow along with us on Instagram by tagging @counterfeitkitchallenge and using #ckcMarch2024!! See you next time!
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Julene |
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