we tossed a coin into Trevi Fountain,
walked over the Ponte Vecchio,
We sanded, painted, tore, stitched, hammered and turned the school hall into a real workshop. Thanks Edenglen High for hosting the Scrapfest once again to Ilana for the delicious food and to everyone who worked so hard to make the day such a great success.
Just wanted to say thanks again for an AWESOME day on the 14th!
I thoroughly enjoyed the pages, and all the techniques we used. It was really great.
I especially liked the idea we used with the lettering – will definitely use my leftover sticker letters in this way again, and again, and again! Elaine
A huge, big thank you for the excellent and most enjoyable day on Saturday at the Scrapfest!!! Someone at work asked me last week what more could I learn? Why am I always going to classes and these wonderful days? I just laughed, because how do you explain to a ‘non-scrapper’ that we will always find something to learn. Thank you once again for everything and also for the lovely prizes (I will show off my NEW nails and glue – yes, I was a very happy, lucky winner!) and the FOOD… Couldn’t wait to get home for ‘show and tell’. Erna
Till next time.
Adrienne
THEME: Family traditions. You will also receive one of two versions of this page - one Family, traditions and memories, the other Family, traditions and Christmas.
COLOURS: As shown above. Suitable for heritage, black and white, sepia or coloured photos
INKS: Dark brown. A new ink pad will work much better for this page than a more dried out pad.
PHOTOS: I would suggest that you bring a selection of photos and play around with them on the day because there are many variations of photos sizes and placements that can be used for this page.
For the mini booklet:
3 or 4 horizontal photos 9 x 6 cm
Option 1:
4 photos 8 x 8cm
2 photos 11,5 x 8cm
Option 2:
1 photo 9 x 9cm
1 photo 10 x 9cm
1 photo 11 x 9cm
1 photo 13 x 10cm
If you are a fast worker you may get to this page, otherwise this will be a kit complete with instructions that you can finish off at home.
THEME: This can be made up into any theme.We even took a little time out to travel our beautiful country ... and Mr. Snowman even participated in a little vuvuzela blowing ...
And a great time was had by all!
The world cup is on our doorstep and we need to embrace the moment, join in the fun and excitement and get into the mood. I strung some flags up outside my front door and I love the way in which they flutter so quietly in the wind. As I was working on a layout for the world cup using all the flags, it struck me as to how similar some of them were. So here is the quick quiz I designed for you to test your knowledge about the countries and their flags being represented here in South Africa during this wonderful event.
WORLD CUP FLAG QUIZ
1. How many flags contain the colour green? 10
2. What do the flags of Greece, England, Denmark and Switzerland all have in common? A cross
3. Carefully study the following flags: France, Netherlands, New Zealand, USA, Australia, Serbia, Paraguay, Chile, Korea DPR, Slovakia. What is their common denominator? Red, white and blue colour scheme
4. How many countries have stars on their flags? Name them. 11
New Zealand, Cameroon, Algeria, Slovenia, Australia,
Ghana, Chile, Honduras, Korea DPR, Brazil
5. Which country’s flag contains a rhombus? Brazil
6. What does ‘Yin and Yang’ mean and where is it represented in the flags? (P.S. watch out for the Yin and Yang class in the second half of the year!) Korea Republic. Yin means dark and cold, while Yang means bright and hot. Chinese understanding of how things work.
7. There is a subtle difference between the Italian and Cote d’Ivoire Flags. What is it? Italy is red, white and green. Cote D’Ivoire is orange, white and green.
8. How many flags show the Southern Cross? Can you name them? 3
New Zealand, Australia and Brazil (look carefully)
9. How many flags show the country’s coat of arms? Can you name them? 7 Mexico,
Spain, Paraguay, Slovenia, Slovakia, Portugal, and Serbia
10. What do the colours in the South African flag mean?
Red for bloodshed,
Blue of open blue skies,
Green for the land,
Black for the black people,
White for the European people and
Yellow for the natural resources such as gold.
11. The Netherlands and Serbian flags are exactly the same or are they?
Just the order of the red white and blue is different. Serbia is red, blue, white.12. Which country’s flag has 50 stars representing the number of states in the country? USA
13. How many countries use a circular shape on their flag? Can you name them?8
Argentina, Korea Republic, Algeria, Japan, Brazil, Korea DPR and Portugal
14. What is the difference between the New Zealand and the Australian flags? NZ has 4 red stars with a white outline and the stars are 5 pointed Australia has 6 white stars and the stars are 7 pointed.
15. How many countries from the southern hemisphere and how many from the northern hemisphere are being represented at the world cup? 8 Southern 24 Northern
16. How many countries will be represented from each continent?
Europe 13
Africa 6
South America 5
North America 3
Asia 3 Australasia 2
17. Which is the most popular flag represented at the world cup in 2010? South Africa
Well I hope that gives you something to think about. Get your kids to do the quiz too. That should keep them busy for a while during the long holiday!
Check back here in two weeks to check your answers. Isn't it amazing how two weeks can become a month :)