Scraplift the October 2008 Challenge

[MandyT]

Scraplift the October 2008 Challenge

HERE ARE THE DETAILS:

Our October DSP spotlight member is the fabulous Laura, better known as felynn.
She says her style is a work in progress, and she is still experimenting and loves trying new styles and techniques. Laura finds her family and the DSP gallery to be the source of her inspiration. She says, “I also try to think of future me and what I would like to remember about the present.”
Congratulations Laura and thank you for being our member spotlight.

Just take a peek at Laura' s gallery and you'll be inspired and itching to scrap.
Choose one of those fabulous layouts and "lift" it! Copy it, giving her credit, and add your own photos, kit of your choice, journaling. Make it your own but inspired by her!!

Post a link to your scraplift layout in this thread and you could be a random winner!!

Deadline is October 31, 2008.

Thanks Laura for being the October spotlight member!

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What is SCRAPLIFTING?

A scraplift is basically the act of copying ideas and designs from another persons layout to use in your own pages. Designs or ideas can be copied in whole or in part - You can take the whole thing, or just some aspects of the layout, and use it to make your own.

You may not copy the persons layout picture, erase portions and submit it as a scraplift. The idea is not to erase bits of another persons layout, but to use it for inspiration - like a sketch. You create a layout using the original as a guide - using a kit (either the same one they used or a different one) and your photos and journaling.

Etiquette:
In your description, give credit to the person and layout you scraplifted.
You cannot use a direct scraplift for a competition - why? Because if you both entered the same competition it would be obvious that the layout was a copy - and the judges my penalise you both - very unfair to the original artist.
When can you call it your own? When you have changed it SUBSTANTIALLY - I am not just talking about different photos and kit, I am talking about changing over one third of a layout - so it does not look like the original.

[sammdc]

sounds very intriguing

[Cathiemarie]

Mandy, this does sound interesting - don't leave us in suspenders too long.

[luv2stamp82]

Sounds fun!

[MandyT]

Scraplift the October 2008 Challenge

HERE ARE THE DETAILS:

Our October DSP spotlight member is the fabulous Laura, better known as felynn.
She says her style is a work in progress, and she is still experimenting and loves trying new styles and techniques. Laura finds her family and the DSP gallery to be the source of her inspiration. She says, “I also try to think of future me and what I would like to remember about the present.”
Congratulations Laura and thank you for being our member spotlight.

Just take a peek at Laura' s gallery and you'll be inspired and itching to scrap.
Choose one of those fabulous layouts and "lift" it! Copy it, giving her credit, and add your own photos, kit of your choice, journaling. Make it your own but inspired by her!!

Post a link to your scraplift layout in this thread and you could be a random winner!!

Deadline is October 31, 2008.

Thanks Laura for being the October spotlight member!

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What is SCRAPLIFTING?

A scraplift is basically the act of copying ideas and designs from another persons layout to use in your own pages. Designs or ideas can be copied in whole or in part - You can take the whole thing, or just some aspects of the layout, and use it to make your own.

You may not copy the persons layout picture, erase portions and submit it as a scraplift. The idea is not to erase bits of another persons layout, but to use it for inspiration - like a sketch. You create a layout using the original as a guide - using a kit (either the same one they used or a different one) and your photos and journaling.

Etiquette:
In your description, give credit to the person and layout you scraplifted.
You cannot use a direct scraplift for a competition - why? Because if you both entered the same competition it would be obvious that the layout was a copy - and the judges my penalise you both - very unfair to the original artist.
When can you call it your own? When you have changed it SUBSTANTIALLY - I am not just talking about different photos and kit, I am talking about changing over one third of a layout - so it does not look like the original.

[Scrapping4Him]

Congrats Laura!!! Looking forward to lifting some of your awesome LOs!

[quanita]

Congrats Felynn!!! Laura
You know I love your work, looking forward to lifting your work! (that sounds illegal doesnt it?!) Looking forward to being inspired by your layouts.

[felynn]

Thanks peeps. I'm really looking forward to seeing what you do. It's very exciting!

[JenniferG]

CONGRATS LAURA!!! Cant wait to steal your ideas! LOL! And I just saw how many layouts you have....WOW!!! You've been busy! How on earth did you get that many done! LOL!

question: how does dsp choose a member to spotlight? just curious.

[Christine]

congrats Laura!!!

[sueya]

I scraplifted

early-015

to make

Kristie's Grandparent'...

[Mikidzmom]

My attempt at scraplifiting fabulous Laura's work

http://www.digitalscrapbookplace.com...1&ppuser=26562

I can use any and all CC. Thanks!

[Penny M]

Congrats, Laura, on being October Spotlight! Here is my scraplift of her London layout.


Jefferson, TX

[TiniTott]

There are soo many great LO´s to choose from =)

Finally I made: Hampus and Banjo

Scraplifted from felynn´s: Kira and Annie on patrol

[quanita]

Here is my first (I have a few lined up watch this space )
Make Me Over Scraplifted from Reid