Totally love love this one - not just because of the subject, but because if you looked at these two layouts separately, they are very individual in their own right but they you put them side by side it also looks like a double layout.
The patterned paper does all the work I mounted one of the photos and added a paper punch embellishment on the left to make photos pop. Then add some flowers and ribbon and your done
Here I let the photo do all the talking. A few strips of scrap pattern paper and journalling - done!
Favourite technique at the mo is is laying two paper punched stripes on top of each other (thanks Tania). Add some chipboard letters, journalling and embellishments. Super quick and easy.
I scraplifted one of my other layout to create this one and the cool thing about doing this is that no two layouts ever, ever look the same (check out Breaky date)
Another scraplift - again it looks different from the other one. These are the only 6x4 photos so I love being able to leave "white" space without it feeling incomplete.
Me thinks this one needs something red in the top left hand corner - any suggestions?
This technique I got from another scrapbooking buddy; Tracey. She had a done a layout using a template within a template so what do you do when you see something good - SCRAPLIFT!
Totally love love this one - not just because of the subject, but because if you looked at these two layouts separately, they are very individual in their own right but they you put them side by side it also looks like a double layout.
The patterned paper does all the work I mounted one of the photos and added a paper punch embellishment on the left to make photos pop. Then add some flowers and ribbon and your done
Here I let the photo do all the talking. A few strips of scrap pattern paper and journalling - done!
Favourite technique at the mo is is laying two paper punched stripes on top of each other (thanks Tania). Add some chipboard letters, journalling and embellishments. Super quick and easy.
I scraplifted one of my other layout to create this one and the cool thing about doing this is that no two layouts ever, ever look the same (check out Breaky date)
Another scraplift - again it looks different from the other one. These are the only 6x4 photos so I love being able to leave "white" space without it feeling incomplete.
Me thinks this one needs something red in the top left hand corner - any suggestions?
This technique I got from another scrapbooking buddy; Tracey. She had a done a layout using a template within a template so what do you do when you see something good - SCRAPLIFT!
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