I hosted a Black History Month Bingo challenge over at
Scraps of Color. The goal is to BINGO using
every item on the Bingo card making a layout.
I created an 8x8 layout (with paper and lace I've hoarded way too long) of my mother with one Bingo (C – Down) AND decided to do a Pocket
Letter for the heART of it using every item on the Bingo
card!
8x8 layout of my mother when she was younger. |
C (Down)
Chipboard piece (flower)
Pearls (under the lace)
Metal (key)
3D embellishment (chipboard button and flower)
Lace (above the pearls)
Entering in the following challenges:
Word Art Wednesday - #220 Inspirational
613 Avenue #165 Anything Goes with Optional Twist Lace and Pearls
Crafty Catz #313 Special Lady
Have you ever had one of those days when you felt Artsy Crafty? I was feeling it when I created this Pocket Letter.
Pocket Letter using all of the items (see below) along with the ATC cards |
Die cut – musical notes
Edge punch is on the Embellished ATC
The word love is a metal piece on the chipboard banner
Circle was used on the train wheels and lights
Two photos of the natural girl and Mary McLeod Bethune
Double matted the natural girl (Yes I drew her myself!!!)
Brads were used on the Embellished ATC
Bling flower on the natural girls hair
Black butterflies
Quote is in the middle
Negative space in the middle
SOC free space
Metal piece is love on the banner and metal on the
Embellished ATC card
Inked on the Underground Railroad and edges on some of the
ATC cards (Can you see the feet under the train?)
Special event on the traffic light
Date is on the traffic light and the natural girl
Banner is above the tree stamp
3D embellishment is my train used with pop dots on the
caboose and wheels
Flower on the Embellished ATC and natural girls’ hair
Used black/red/green as a focal point
Journaling box is the song Lift Every Voice and Sing
Check out the stick pins for why I am Black History
Lace on the Embellished ATC
Embellished ATC was re-purposed from a previous challenge at Scraps of Color
Close up of ATC