The first one is Work Those Words: whether it's a quote, a list of favorite adjectives or computer generated phrases, journaling on strips of cardstock is a great way to add visual excitement to your page. Be creative and cut a favorite quote into pieces to add to your design. Check out all the others here.
The next layout is challenge #3 from Ann(i)e's challenges inspired by Ali's book. The challenge was to use just a bit of pattern as an add-on to a circle. Choose patterns with coordinating colors, punch and tear them, and adhere them to a punched circle. It's a great way to get a bit of pattern onto a layout. I never use circles in my layouts, so this was a lot of fun:)
Hi! Great job on both LO's! I followed your link from 2P's and wanted to leave praise. I love the colors of the first LO (that picture is too cute) and the journaling in white on black in the second. TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove your journaling. Did you write that by hand?!
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great job, that looks so good ... i am looking forward to doing this one.
ReplyDeleteOh they are lovely - I don't really "do" circles either so it will be a test for me too when I get around to doing this one.
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ReplyDeleteI've been lurking on your blog, which I found as a link on some other crafty blog - I loved your scrapbooking style and wanted to say I am so glad to see that someone uses handwriting in their scrapbooks. I just finished scrapping a reunion trip I went to in Africa and was sitting with the book and thought "does my handwriting make this look messy?" Now that I see the beautiful pages you have posted I realize that handwriting gives each page character and really brings the story you're telling alive. Thanks for posting these!!
-Allison
really lovely layouts!!!
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