Once again, I was faced with the same dilemma. I had grabbed a kit to use during Layout a Day in order to create a quick layout. The papers were perfect, except that, I really wanted to use both side of the print. I could fall back on a standard block design. I...
During the month of February, I participate in the LOAD or Layout a Day challenge. Making a layout each and every day isn’t always easy, but it can also be a good way to stretch your creativity a bit. You develop your creative habit a bit more and really are...
February is proving to be a busy month for me. Not only am I participating in LOAD214, I am also part of the 2014 Supreme Scrap Tournament. The first challenge required us to take photos near our homes. It’s not only a wonderful way to get to know...
It all began with one piece of paper. Somewhat triangular in nature, the blocks of color divided the paper into three sections. It would seem to offer a bit of a challenge. Where would the photo go? I wanted the photo to cross at least one of the lines. I needed a way...
With any scrapbook design, we strive to create a unified layout that tells our story. Each and every item we add to our page, whether it’s a piece of patterned paper or an embellishment, adds visual weight. Using transparencies gives us the opportunity to add in...
There are a variety of ways in which we go about determining our page composition. Sometimes, we begin by using a photo or set of photos. Other times, the composition is determined by the supplies we have. In this case, I had a 6×6 paper pad I...
