***Updated: Thank you to everyone who stopped by for the blog hop, it was so much fun! The Winner of my random drawing for a RAK is....
jennyevans said...
"I LOVE your scrap style!! It is just amazing!! Your page is soo cool!! Love how you make it look like spiral notebook paper! Great tip!! I have only done a few challenges, but this is my favorite of them so far!!"
Jenny, please send me an email with your address so I can send you your prize :)Welcome to the
Color Combos Galore 200th "Anniversary" Blog Hop! We hope by visiting the CCG Design Team members' blogs, you will be able to pick up some fun tips and techniques. Many of the team members will be offering prizes, so you will want to visit all of the blogs to increase your chances of winning some fun scrappy stuff. We are also offering a chance at a Guest Designer spot for the month of August if you visit all of the blogs in our Blog Hop and participate in Challenge 200 by uploading your project to the CCG Gallery. It's so fun to get the colors before everyone else! Plus, who doesn't love to see their name in lights! The deadline for the chance to win these prizes is one week from today, Sunday, July 24, EST.
If this is your first stop at our Blog Hop, you'll want to start at
Bente's Blog , and follow the hop in order so you don't miss anyone. If you've been hopping in order, your next stop is
Tanya TahirOnce you have visited all the blogs and uploaded a project to the CCG Gallery using Challenge 200, please make sure you check in at the Blog Hop discussion in the Special Announcements Forum at CCG. We will choose our August Guest Designer from that thread. Individual DT members will be choosing winners for the prizes they are offering. Good luck, and we hope you'll enjoy our blog hop!
Here is my layout for
the Color Combos Galore Challenge #200. For the drippy bits, I made dots and splashes with Glossy Accents and I really like the way they turned out - hopefully you can see them well in the close up photo. We have had cloudy skies for a couple of days and I couldn't get a nice photo. The papers are mostly
DCWV with the blue wave paper from K&Co. I wanted to show you a little technique but there aren't any terribly exciting techniques on my page.

One thing that I like to do sometimes is to make my patterned paper look like the edge of a spiral so I punch holes and then tear them. For this page I used a 3/8" EK circle punch but it's also fun to use larger punches like 1/2" or 3/4" and you do not have to measure the distance or anything that time consuming. Just start punching along the edge and don't worry about spacing, this is meant to be sort of rough. Then to tear them place your
closed scissors tip in the hole and just pull it outward to tear the paper. It makes a nice tear like a metal spiral would.
Leave a comment here on my blog and I will randomly choose one person to receive a scrappy prize from me. Also if you play along with Color Combos Galore - which was your most favorite color combo? 


