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Video - From Start to Finish Video: Celebrate One
Video - From Start to Finish Video: Celebrate One
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Video - From Start to Finish Video: Celebrate One by Nichol Magouirk posted 02/09/11 Galleries: Scrapbooking I thought this week I would mix it up a little. So far I've only been sharing ideas on one-page layouts (that just happens to be what I've been in the mood for and the direction my photos have taken me). However, I go in phases and enjoy 2-page layouts just as much as one-pagers. I've had lots of requests to share 2 page layouts so that's what this week's video + layout focus on. When creating a 2-page layout I always find it helpful to look at it as a 24x12 format (because I generally scrap 12x12) instead of 2 individual 12x12 pages. This way I am looking at the design as a whole and how I can make the entire design cohesive and flow nicely. I always lay out 2 pieces of 12x12 cardstock side by side (even if I don't end up using the cardstock as the base of my layout) and start adding elements from there. For today's page I wanted to use larger photos for this birthday layout featuring my youngest son turning 1. All the photos are 3.5x5" with a thin white border. By using a 2-page design I was able to incorporate the larger photos and still have plenty of room for a larger title, patterned paper strips, journaling and embellishment without the page appearing too busy. By slanting the photos slightly and adding torn pieces of mixtape to the top of each it gives the very linear layout a more fun and playful feel. This week's CHALLENGE: create a 2-page layout with the size you prefer to scrap: 8.5x11, 12x12, 8x8, etc. Have fun! Watch video below | Celebrate One |
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Sarahak said...
So so cute! Imaginisce papers are perfect!
Posted 02/09/11 at 10:43 AM
scrapscrapthat said...
Very cool Nichol!! As always...I'm inspired! :)
Posted 02/09/11 at 02:39 PM
pennyscraps said...
I have to say to see you whip out this page is really stunning. I know you prepped some of the stuff in advance and sped up the camera speed a bit - but still - how amazing to see it all come together in action. Great tool - thanks. You have def inspired me to move my emboss powders to little containers. I never use them because of the mess. And they sure make an impact! Thanks, Nichol! Fab LO!
Posted 02/09/11 at 04:55 PM
Jomamastamps said...
Love it! thanks for videoing your process!
Posted 02/09/11 at 09:41 PM
Jomamastamps said...
Love it! thanks for videoing your process!
Posted 02/09/11 at 09:41 PM
JLBOhio said...
Wonderful as always!!! I love it!
Posted 02/10/11 at 09:39 PM
JessicaH06 said...
I have to say I LOVE your half circles! I'm going to have to find a colluzle. =]
Posted 02/10/11 at 11:29 PM
Kimberli Sarsfield said...
Another wonderful tutorial by the lovely Nichol Magouirk! The little extras on pages that you always include just make the whole page. Love it!
Posted 02/11/11 at 03:31 PM
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