OnStage Make 'N Takes!

Good evening friends! Another OnStage is in the books. They're always a lot of fun, but this one was REALLY fun!!  Stampin' Up added some new interactive and exciting elements and "events" that were just awesome! Way to go Stampin' Up!

Yesterday I posted my "guesses" for the event Make'n Takes. I always enjoy cutting two sets of supplies and then using one set to "GUESS" what the layout will be.  I'm really impressed to say that I was almost totally spot on this time! Yay! What fun!! 

Ok, for a recap, here are my samples I posted yesterday: 

And HERE are the ones I created according to Ms Shannon's instructions: 

* I put my cinnamon swags farther away from the sentiment piece, and my flowers were in different positions.

* The coloring technique and the color of the dots are different on this one. I also ended up cutting a little sliver off the top and side of the DSP to leave a 1/16" border around the edges. 

* This one was so surprising. It had more pieces than any of the others, and yet, the only differences between mine and Shannon's was the side the label was attached to, the light coloring in the stamped flower, and the placement of the little Cinnamon flowers. 

I had such a terrific time guessing the layout on these projects.  So much fun!

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Until Next Time,
Happy Crafting!
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