LESSology Challenge #16: Creative inspiration of Linda Lapotka

Are you working hard on your entries for LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl? How about a little creative inspiration from design team member Linda Lapotka?

Hi There, We have a another great challenge for you this month. I must admit I had a harder time getting started but it sure was fun using bubble wrap. Now I know I will be using it again.  The design team came up with some amazing and wonderful ideas for you.

I created a card. The background and the bubbles are created with bubble wrap.

Products used:

Raisin Boat: Cardstock Aqua Breeze, Lavender Bloom and Forget Me Not.

Stamp Set Raisin Boat: Splash

SU: Touch of Kindness

Ink: Memento; ink Lulu Lavender, Grape Jelly, SU ink; Baja Breeze 

Tonic punch 

and 

Bubble Wrap 

You can watch how I made my card in the video below.

Isn't this such a cute little project? We would love to see how you utilize bubble wrap. Come play along with LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl! Please read our challenge rules to ensure eligibility for our prizes. :)

LESSology Challenge #15: The bookend challenge winner!

Hello there friends! It's time to announce the winner for LESSology Challenge #15: The Bookend Challenge.

Congratulations to Bhavana who made the blooms and this exquisite vase cum bookend from a bottle!  You're the winner of LESSology Challenge #15: The Bookend Challenge! :) Please email us so that we can get your RAK out to you! [Please grab your winner badge from the sidebar!]

 

We also want to thank Mrouh for her lovely entry...

Don't forget about the current challenge  - LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl. It ends on Sunday August 5, 11.59pm EST. Please read our challenge rules to ensure eligibility for our prizes. :)

LESSology Challenge #16: Creative inspiration from Shahrul Niza

Hello there altered enthusiasts! Ready to check out what DT member Shahrul Niza made for LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl?

Hi, it's Shahrul. Here's to share what I made for this month's challenge; a door-knob sign for a baby boy's nursery using some bubble wraps, a circle binder, fabric scraps and a few simple embellishments.

 The circle binder is big enough to go through door knobs. In this project, I chose not to use bubble wraps as a medium for stamping but paint the letters 'SHH' on the bubble wrap instead. I used blue thread to better outline the letters. So, just put the sign up on the door when the baby is sleeping :).

The metal owl clock clip-on is a flea market find. So cute. It has a clock that shows baby's sleeping time :).

Can't wait to see how this challenge inspires you!. Hugs.

Come play along with LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl. Please read our challenge rules to ensure eligibility for our prizes. :)

LESSology Challenge #16 Creative inspiration from Julie Tucker-Wolek and Lynnda Hosni

Have you found some bubble wrap to play along with LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl? We would love to see your fabulous entries! How about some creative inspiration from Julie Tucker-Wolek and Lynnda Hosni?

Hi everyone! I had so much fun making this month's challenge!!

I decided to make my daughter a little Tea Cafe!! 

I started out with a piece of cardboard that came with my window valances!

Then I painted it and used bubble wrap to add a textured "Floor" for my Cafe! 

Then I had these goodies from an antique store....

Added some of my fave Bo Bunny papers... and next thing I know... I have myself a little Tea Cafe for my daughter to play with!!!

And my daughter with her new Tea Cafe... and her little dolls on it!!

I can't wait to see what everyone makes!!

It's "me" turn... who is "Me"??...Me Lynnda... [LOL]

I'm here to share my interpretation of

LESSology Challenge #16 Bubble boy/girl...

I decided to create a photo frame for DH little niece..~ She's the cutest!!!

My upcycled item is the background [cardboard from 6x6 paper pad]

I wrapped up the 6x6 cardboard using bubble wrap with Mod Podge

So here is the ready photo frame... using "BUBBLE" WRAP...

I can't wait to see what EVERYONE creates ...Com'on...!

Ooooh...what delightful projects! Have you been inspired? Come play along with LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl. Please read our challenge rules to ensure eligibility for our prizes. :)

LESSology Challenge #16: Creative inspiration of Kirsty Vittetoe and Yvonne Yam

Ready to check out how our design team tackled LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl? Today we get creatively inspired by Kirsty Vittetoe and Yvonne Yam. 

Hello it's me Kirsty here, and my project for LESSology Challenge #16 - Bubble Boy/Girl

I pick up this tea cup at the thrift store few days ago, I want something really vintage looking and I love the shape of this one

stuffed my little tea cup with foam

and my little sailor boy is ready to set sail....

he said: "Will you sail away with me?"

 

Hello friends! It's Yvonne here to share my mini album using bubble wrap.

I love how bits of bubble wrap add such a nice texture without being bulky and heavy.

I used watercolour paper as my base so that I could mist on both sides. Can you spot where's my bubble wrap?

 

I love how you can add paint on bubble wrap too! :)



Have the ladies inspired you to take a spin with some bubble wrap? We know you have some at home! *winks*  Come play along with LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl.

LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl

 

Hello there friends! Ready for this month's challenge? LESSology Challenge #16: Bubble boy or girl. You guessed it....we want to see you get creative with bubble wrap! Don't forget to include at least one upcycled item on your projects! :)

Our sponsor this month is Heidi Myers, an amazing artist teaching her craft through The Art Studio via Scrapbook News & Review! The winner will get a pass to Part 2 - the narrative and art portion of the online class Words. Words? Words! - Words and Text as Narrative and as Art. This class is valued at $29.99.

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Here are the sneaks from the design team! 
 

Ready to play along? Please link up your challenge via InLinkz (located at the end of this post) by Sunday August 5, 11.59pm EST. Please read our challenge rules to ensure eligibility for our prizes. :)