Papericious June Challenge - Go Green
Hello friends!
Hope you are doing well and your family is staying safe and healthy! This is Priti here, and I am so happy to be back on the blog to host the Papericious Monthly Challenge for the month of June. We have an exciting theme for you this month and I am sure you will be inspired to get crafty. This month we "Go Green" and recycle any old or used product to give it a new life. It sounds exciting right? So let's have a look at the challenge rules and the inspiration projects from myself and Nandini.
Here is the theme for June Challenge - Go Green?
Recycle something and give it a new life. Mention in your post what you have recycled.
Let us have a look at the challenge rules:
1. You can create ANY project - Altered Items, 3D projects, Home Decor, Layouts, Mini Albums, Scrapbooks, etc.
2. Remember that you need to use Papericious Products as your main focus to qualifying for the win.
3. The last date of submission of your projects is 9th July, 2020 at 11:55pm IST.
4. Please go through the general guidelines HERE before you link up your projects. Any project not following the rules will be disqualified and it will not be eligible for the prize.
5. If you are entering the challenge via social media platforms like Instagram or Facebook, please remember to write in your post that you are participating in the Papericious Monthly Challenge and give a direct link to the challenge blog post in your post description. Mention the Papericious products used in your post as well. Then, come back and link your entry using the InLinkz tool provided at the end of the post.
PRIZES:
The Design Team will be selecting a Merit based Winner at the end of the challenge who will stand a chance to win a gift voucher worth INR 1,000 from the Papericious Store.
We will also be picking three entries as our Top 3, who will be awarded a badge to flaunt on their blog.
Now lets move on to my creation:
Since Father's Day is just around the corner, I decided to recycle my Iphone box which I had been saving for quite some time and turn it into a beautiful gift box. I was extremely lucky that I had a wonderful masculine collection from Papericious called "The Gentleman" in my stash, and it was just perfect for what I wanted to make.
I have used the pattern papers from this collection to cover the lid of the box after distressing the edges, and decorated the top with the fussy cut embellishments from the die cut sheets, Papericious grey chippis and some stenciling with Papericious modelling paste. The fussy cut embellishments have been layered in a cluster and this forms the focal point of my project. I have also added a little cheese cloth underneath for added texture and finished off my project with some black enamel dots and white Nuvo drops.
I also used some pattern paper on the insides and the back of the box so that it pulls everything together. Hope you liked my recycled project and will be inspired to create something for this challenge.
Here are some pictures of my project with few close ups.
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Now let's have a look at what Nandini has created on the Go Green concept.
Hello everyone!
Nandini here, back with the an Altered Art Project which I have created using a trash cookie box.
I have used different mixed media mediums from Papericious to create this vertical round box.
First, I covered the box with waste twine (Sutli) and coloured it with Papericious White Chalk Paint. Then I created a rustic look using different colour mediums specially the Spray Colours called Spritzz and Waxes. The Chippis and embellishments have been arranged in a beautiful composition at the centre of the box. All the flowers are handmade from the Vellum Sheets by Papericious.
Hope you all liked my creation!
HAPPY CRAFTING!
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I hope you liked the way we went green and recycled things using various Papericious supplies. And we really hope that we have inspired you to create something for this challenge. Please do participate as we are always looking forward to see your lovely creations. Have a great day!
Love,
Priti
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