These are pictures of an island near where we lived in Florida. The local nickname is Al Capone’s Island. The island is small enough to walk around and has no structures or clearing on it. It’s just the natural land for that area. A wonderful respite in the middle of a LOT of humanity! For the Kit Challenge #2. For the Double Page August sketch challenge. For the 30 Items Prompt #25 – Show me some chipboard! For the 100 Items Challenge – 2. For Team B – Challenge #1 – Kit Challenge #2; Challenge #2 – Double Page August sketch challenge; 30 Items Prompt #25 – Show me some chipboard; 100 Items Challenge – 2; gallery post; border; stripes; red, white and blue; patterned paper; splatters; bling; angle; torn paper; cluster for a total of 14 points.
Materials – Sketch – PageMaps; Cardstock – Bazzill Avalanche; Patterned Papers – Echo Park Patriotic Plaid, 4th of July; Simple Stories Sand and Sea chipboard pieces, rub-ons, journaling bits, bits and pieces, rub-ons; washi tape – Serenity Fair; Ranger Distress Ink – Fired Brick, Uncharted Mariner; Ranger Distress Stain – Fired Brick; Bling – NicPro;