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By Sue Thomas · Posted
That is very kind of you. I do appreciate it. Are you going to take up the challenge? If so, I look forward to seeing your page. -
By Sue Thomas · Posted
I have to agree with Susan, your page is fabulous, with lots of subtle informative elements. Making the viewer eager to turn to the next page in the album -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Fabulous layout Corrie. I love how the cass-label1 labels are matching colors to the photo. Well done! and now I want that script too! -
As usual, you have come up with a great creative way to use this page. -
By Sue Thomas · Posted
I maintained the sizes of all the pieces. As for the dashed shapes, I started of by trying to create proper stitching, with holes and all, but they proved to be to small. I opted for creating an embossed effect instead. As for the squiggly line, which I'm not fussed on, I decided to create alpha, weaving the letters through the line. I used two of the pieces for journaling, and the other two, to create a sort of split photo. The framed ivy, is one I created some time ago in gold, all I had to do was to colourize the ivy, and frame. As per usual I used tutorials from the creative scrap on the two journaling tags, to make them less boring. Due to the piece on the top left being a little taller than the other two, I opted to tilt the pieces, so it wasn't obvious. Keeping everything exactly the same size is a bit of a challenge, but none the less fun.
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