Craft Barn's challenge letter this fortnight is "Q."
I had lots of ideas, so combined a few of them to ask the ultimate QUESTION, my chosen word.
This is the backing of an old Susan Wingert K & Company sticker sheet. I cut it in half so it would extend the length of the page. The windows are what were left over from dimensional stickers I used on my Christmas tip-ins. They certainly qualify for the "Use Your Scraps" challenge at Moo-Mania and More.
I backed the windows with another scrap, this time a piece of construction paper. I also used old postage stamps, which I don't consider scraps, but works of art in their own right. You can see some of the questions I ask in these windows.
Query, Queen, Quip, Quiz, Quote, and Questionnaire were all featured, but the main Q is
Question. Here is the definition as defined by Merriam-Webster. 
One final look at this fun example of Q as I show I used postage
stamps, the remains of dimensional stickers, a piece of construction
paper, a stencil for the Q, and a brown Zig ink pen.Thanks also for this fun challenge at Moo-Mania and More, where it's always fun to join their challenge.
No Question ..I like your Q page and I am pleased that you could combine to be with us at Moo Mania & More as well Elizabeth!
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Susi
I like the control on this page. All the little boxes- but not all square boxes, so its not too controlled. I know that control isn't quit the right word I mean, but in my half asleep head, its all I can think of. What a great page for the letter Q. Hope you are having a good day when you read this. Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a good page for "Q Question", with your intriguing questions. Your artwork is always so different.
ReplyDeleteI like that you have included the dictionary definition of "Question" too, we think we know what a word means but it often has addition subtle other meanings.
Love your page, with all the great additions, as always a new slant on 'question' and 'scraps'. Have a great day, and thanks for joining us again at Moo Mania and More, Valerie
ReplyDeleteVery creative--like all the individual questions and stamps!
ReplyDeleteVery original and creative page you created.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you put lots and lots of thought into it too.
I just heard a sound bite the other day that said a four year old asks on average of 437 questions each day LOL
Random bit of info and how they determined that...
well never mind. I will forget that question.
Great use of scraps as you are always so good about doing.
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Great word and great page. I like how you used scraps and leftovers to create something.
ReplyDeleteA real interesting page, love the orderliness of the boxes and of course the materials you used and saved for another purpose.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
"Question everything" and "Why not?" Words to live by. :)
ReplyDeleteLots of q words and I love the fact you've used a sticker backing sheet and made it into a work of art. You should enter Carolyn Dube's 'Let's Play' challenge on her blog
ReplyDeleteGreat stamps in your stash to use on the page. Your Elizabeth stamp so perfect, bet there isn't one that would fit my name. Nice gridded organic layout. xox
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun collage for Q! I love the postage stamps mixed in with your questions blocks. Great job creating your page with all scraps. And some very interesting scraps at that.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! This is such a fun piece!
ReplyDeleteWhere would we be if we didn't question stuff! Thank you for your comments on my stamping - love your stamp(ing)s too! :D
ReplyDeleteFantastic page this time and so many Qs. I've spent days trying not to do queen but couldn't think of anything else to do. I must try better next time!!
ReplyDeleteI don't think anyone would quibble when I say that this is brilliant Elizabeth! Such clever ideas -love it! Hugs, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteA very clever Q page, I love those hand written questions.
ReplyDeleteFab page, looks like a pinboard. Love it :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful page, Elizabeth! I love all the questions and the extra Q words. I looked in three dictionaries and the Q sections were only three or four pages--qho knew?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea for this fortnight's challenge! Love the use of old postage stamps too! Lou x
ReplyDeleteA great idea to include so many questions x
ReplyDeleteLove how you included lots of Q words in your page. Great fun!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous idea and a fantastic piece of art.
ReplyDeleteGreat page, very witty!
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I really enjoyed the question and tried to answer them ;)
ReplyDeleteThe use of postage stamps is so clever - i love your page!
I'm still pondering what to so with question, but like your page and great recycling
ReplyDeleteA brilliant page, such a lot to look at.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.
What fun. A whole queue of Q words. Great page. Hugz
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for Q page well done
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Great idea for the page! Lots of Q's and Questions there! xx
ReplyDeleteA great way of using the letter Q as well as all your scraps, love it all. So many 'Q's' there (or is that queues????) LOL.
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea, love all the little questions.
ReplyDeleteFabulous page for Q, you picked a great word.....love all the little boxes xx
ReplyDeleteA lot of questions there I ask myself everyday! A fun page and so many "Q"s!
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