Worldwide Virtual Crop 2019: Challenge 6

Alright, scrappers… it’s the magical time again – time for another challenge! This one is a card sketch, BUT if you don’t feel like making a card you can always find a way to make it into a layout or spread.

On your mark, get set… GO!

To see all posting times for the Worldwide Virtual Crop by country, click here.

For a refresher on VC instructions, get the 411 on Virtual Crops here.

Worldwide Virtual Crop Challenge 6:

Create a layout following the sketch below.
Take a photo of your completed project.
Post the photo of your completed page, spread or card to the Worldwide Virtual Crop Facebook Event Page AND add #CM1, #CM2, #CM3, etc. to the caption/comments. You will add the hashtag that matches the challenge that you are submitting. No words needed, just stick to the hashtag CM with numbers as this is a bilingual event! Feel free to use other hashtags as well, such as #WWVC2019 or #CreativeMemories, but BE SURE to include #CM1, #CM2, etc. so we can find your post. OR on Instagram for the first time! For Instagram users, you will need to add #WWVC2019 AND #CM1, #CM2, etc. so your post can be found.
You have the entire event to submit all 12 challenges (some will post while you are sleeping). To see your final deadline date and time, check when your Facebook event ends; this will show you the date and time in your time zone. View challenge times in your time zone here. Keep refreshing the Facebook Event Page to see others’ masterpieces!

NOTE: For the Worldwide Virtual Crop, the prize will be the 12×12 Sky Blue Camera Album Cover. Prizes will be awarded to two participants in each challenge. We will award the prizes randomly, but to win, it must be evident that you have used the sketch we provided as inspiration to create a project using your Creative Memories products. Prizes will be announced on Friday, April 19, at 9am CT.

This sketch was created for you by Canada Advisor Joanne Neufeldt.

Joanne Neufeldt was already pretty busy when she discovered Creative Memories. As if life with her husband and daughter wasn’t enough, she also spends time working as a therapy assistant at a rural hospital and does occasional contract work as a registered interior designer. In 2015, she added to that list by becoming a CM Advisor. She loves the creative outlet that CM provides, and she appreciates the sharing of ideas and encouragement from other Advisors. For her, it’s all about being a part of a creative community.