RCS July Challenge - Wired Threes

Jul 06, 2005 14 Replies

OK, how to stretch our horizons while doing something we love!!!??? Well take out your wire... and take out your chalks and take out your buttons and bows and then think in threes...


- 3 inches of wire or more,



- 3 buttons,



- 3 different colors of chalk



- 3 bows or less (but you have to incorporate at least 1 somehow, somewhere) and to really have a twist;



- 3 different sections in your LO. That means that we have to feel at the end of it like there are three parts to the LO either by having 3 different backgrounds or separating the sections somehow.



Are the wheels turning???? I hope so!!!


OOOoooo..!!!!!!!!! This sounds like so much fun! I'll definately put this on my to do list.

*saving and printing MC's post*

So that's why the wire and tools. :-)

Teresa in MD

yup! You said you wanted wire and tools and I wanted to make sure that you had them before I put the challenge out. Actually I should have said do three different things with wire, LOL.

M-C

If I can get the scrapping bug going I think I can do three.

Teresa in MD

Do I have to finish the May & June challenges before I do the July one!? :-)

Nope... anyone can do any challenge, any time... (I'm so flexible...LOL)

My wheels turned and turned and I had to get it done today on my day off! (I know I didn't do the June challenge yet, but I am still thinking about that one. LOL)

This was my first time using wire and beads and buttons! .

Here it is, In my RCS Challenges folder in my webshots.

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Way to go Linda! Love how you incorporated everything! Andrew looks like such a happy guy on those pictures and I guess it was more of a shy time foy Ryan. Handsome boys both!

M-C

Ooohh! I like it! Andrew's smile is contagious. Sandy

Thanks M-C! I really had fun creating this page! Linda

Thanks Sandy! I like how this page turned out so much I had to show it off at work today! :-)

Linda C

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