This layout challenge is to create a layout that includes a saying or a proverb.
- Challenge ends when February does.
- This challenge is part of our Winter Layout Madness. Read more about that here.
- Be sure to post your layout in this month's completion thread if you would like to earn download credits. More details here.
- You must tag your layouts with these tag: wlm 2021, wlm 2021 saying
- See entered layouts here.
- See updated rules here.
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One of my all-time favorite sayings: She Believed She Could...So She Did 41/40
Source of Happiness;)
Loved this challenge. Started with a saying I have been meaning to LO and print to help motivate myself. Well, several hours later, I have a hybrid project to print off and mount in my art journal. With actual spin the wheel action....if I can get it to work. Fun! Thank you for the inspiration.
This is 4 (and under no prompt 5) of 5
Here is the link to see the right hand side of the LO template.
My first entry for a challenge
Thank you, ladies, for playing along with your fabulous pages.
Welcome @Kirsty Davies and @Mylinn Loneagle: how great you found us here to share your awesome art! Two fab pages, my word.
Mylinn: I linked your layout
This is a lovely one.
Thank you Bina! Not sure what is meant by linked. The two pages? Sorry, returning after too many years afk
It means we can click on the photo to go to your post ๐
@Mylinn Loneagle:
@Elyot Cyr is right. If you look at the other images here in this thread and click on them you're taken to the contributor's gallery and are able to leave a comment and some love. You link your image in the edit panel of your post by highlighting your image url, then clicking on the url icon in the icon bar on the top left, upon which a box appears to paste the gallery url into. Is that working for you?
OH!! I do get it. Flat had not thought of that bit (and probably quit reading the how to post when I figured out how to insert pic, therefore missing the rest of the info. Thanks! Running off to edit all my other ones. Whee . . . if I can stop working on H long enough, lol.
WLM 32/15