Challenge - Just Quote It

Good morning crafters it's Summer with the Lily Bee Design Team and this week I thought it would be fun to challenge everyone to incorporate a quote on to their next layout. I really like the idea of using quotes on layouts. They have so many uses from subtitles to journaling the possibilities are endless. Today I used a quote to incorporate my title onto my layout. The great thing about quotes is they can stand alone on a layout or be used along with personal journaling, this is the approach to took.

Lily Bee Supplies Used: Persnickity Patterned Paper and Persnickity ABC Cardstock Stickers

This is just one way to incorporate a quote onto a layout. Other ideas include using song lyrics, quoting your friends and family, or even using your favorite line from a movie. I found my quote at one of favorite quote sites www.quotegarden.com. Now that I have given you some ideas we can't wait to see what you come up with!

Tuesdays Designer's challenge provides you with the opportunity to play along for your chance at winning a monthly prize package. Here are the rules ...

1. Your layout must use at 70% Lily Bee products.
2. Post your layout to our Flickr Gallery here to be eligible for monthly Designer's Choice Challenge prize drawing!
3. Be sure to title your post "Lily Bee August Designers' Choice Challenge" along with the date of the challenge, so we can find it easily.
4. Winners will be announced Friday August 24, 20112.

Thanks for joinging me today happy crafting

 

Comments

[Julie Tucker-Wolek]

This is gorgeous Summer!! I love using quotes on lo's and this quote is AWESOME!!! LOVING that photo, the pennants and loveeeeeeeeeee the hearts!!!!

[Patricia Roebuck]

Such a good idea and so adorable!

[Katherine Maurer]

How do you get journaling on a 12x12 page like that? Sticker paper? Magic? I have always had to print on a a smaller, separate piece of paper. This has always eluded me and finally thought I'd ask! Thanks.

[Summer Fullerton]

Hi Katherine. Thanks for stopping by the Lily Bee blog today. I am lucky enough to have a 12x12 printer that is how I printed my journaling. That being said this could easily have been done with a standard printer. Because of the design of my layout a seam could be hidden behind the title/photo block. I would cut down 12x12 paper to 12x8.5, print my journaling then re-piece the 12x12 paper back together. Another option would be printing on a scrap piece of cardstock and adding another banner strip at the bottom. I hope this helps :)