Scrapbooking Sketch Support #4 | Learn How to Use and Adapt Scrapbook Sketches | How to Scrapbook
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Scrapbooking Sketch Support is a monthly series that shows how to use and adapt scrapbook sketches to fit your needs. Learning how to use sketches can create tons of scrapbooking ideas and inspiration!
In this video there is one two-page sketch and five layout examples, all based on that same sketch, with each example looking completely different. Throughout the video there is a break down of how and why the sketch was altered to fit photo, theme, and design. There are also some design tips, tricks, and techniques.
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Layout #1 "Good Day Sunshine" - Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper: Echo Park Paper Co. and Simple Stories; Stickers: Echo Park Paper Co. and Simple Stores; Glitter accent: Stickles, Ranger; Embroidery floss: DMC; Computer font: Century Gothic
Layout #2 "Adventure Awaits" - Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper: Echo Park Paper Co.; Alphabet stickers: American Crafts; Chipboard alphabet: American Crafts; Stickers: Echo Park Paper Co.; Embroidery floss: DMC: Ink: Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink; Hexagon punch: Fiskars; Computer font: DMC
Layout #3 "Shine Bright" - Cardstock: American Crafts: Patterned paper: My Mind's Eye; "Shine Bright" cut file: Paige Evans; Stars punches: Fiskars and Recollections; Computer font: DMC; Embroidery floss: DMC; Glitter: Stickles
Layout #4 "Fun in the Sun" - Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper, chipboard, & stickers: Bella Blvd.; Circle punch: Fiskars, Paint: Ranger; Embroidery floss: DMC; Computer font: Century Gothic
Layout #5 "Celebrate" - Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper: Echo Park Paper Co.; Wooden word: Heidi Swapp; Star stickers: Simple Stories; Circle punch: Fiskars; Alphabet stickers: Simple Stories; Embroidery floss: DMC; Computer font: Century Gothic
You are beyond creative. O was watching this video and shacking my head constantly.... how does she come up with that???? I think these 5 layouts are genious!
Thank you so much, Cindy!!
I recently starting using your sketches for scrapping thanks to Janet at RTS. I love watching these videos.
I'm so glad you enjoy the videos!! Janet is so awesome!
All these variations are great, but I LOVE the fish one!! I appreciate the tip on making the wave strips too...that was a game changer for me. It's so simple that you want to pop your head with the heal of your palm because you didn't think of doing that before (like in those V-8 commercials, you know, where they slap themselves upside the forehead saying, "I could have had a V-8" - I know, it's an older commercial). That's what I love about these videos - you almost ALWAYS come away learning something new or at least remembering something you had forgotten about!!
Thank you so much, Cindy! It makes my heart happy to hear the you are enjoying the videos and learning something from them. (I remember that commercial!!)
I’m a big fan of you sketches. Now a fan of your channel.
Thank you, Barb! Glad to hear that you enjoy the sketches (and the videos) because I really love creating and sharing them!
Love all the variety!
Thank you!!
I loved the layouts, and still needed your explanations. I hophe I can find this again to review.
Thank you!
I love these pages.
Thank you, Michele!
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Thank you so much. I absolutely love your pages. I am so happy that I was invited to join your group.
Have a wonderful day!
I am learning so much! I just found you and am loving it.
That makes me super happy to hear! Thank you!!
Thanks for the wave strips tip, I have lots of water photos to scrap and that idea will help.
You're welcome! That's one of my go-to, favorite water themed techniques!
I love your 'quirks' Allison 😉 just sayin' xox another wonderful sketch week, thank you ❤🎉
Thank you so much, Adele! 😀
I am loving all of these tips and techniques. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us.
Thank you! And, you’re welcome!!
thank you Alison you explain it so it makes sense it helps a lot to have simple explanation on page setup , love your work
Thank so much you, Maxine!!
Oh my gosh! I love your layouts!! I love how you have a box of photos ready to go to scrapbook. I definitely need to do that too!
Thank you, Michele! It's really nice to have that box there so whenever the mood to create hits me and I can just grab a set a photos and start scrapbooking.
I love your sketches and layouts! Thank you so much for explaining how the waves were created! I cannot wait to try it.
Thank you, Robin!! Those waves are so fun! Glad you enjoyed them. 😊
So many fun, creative ideas! Thank you again for this Sketch Support series. =)
You're welcome and thank you!
Thank you for these videos. They are very informative and inspire me to use a sketch and incorporate some of my own creativity.
You're welcome! I love creating these layouts and videos so that is so wonderful to hear you say that!
These layouts are amazing!! Thank you for explaining how you adjusted the sketch. Can't wait to give them a try!
Thank you so much, Sarah!
They are fabulous!!! Thank you for sharing your amazing ideas with us. ☺
Thanks so much, Kim! 😊
Beautiful layouts. Thanks for sharing. Want to give this a try.
Thank you so much, Nancy!
I love this sketch!! Will have to take on the challenge :)
Thank you, Nadine! I hope to see your layout!
You are amazing. I'm so happy I found you.
Thank you, Sandi!
Hi love your layouts❤️how do you hand stich it looks like it was machined stitched. So glad I found you.
Thank you, Susan!
To hand stitch I start by using a pencil and ruler, if needed, to draw my design on my layout. Then I put my layout on a foam board (a cork board works too) and use a paper piercer to pierce holes about 1/8 to 1/4" apart along the pencil line. I use a needle with three strands of embroidery floss, anchored to the backside of the layout with a piece of tape, and stitched through the holes using a back stitch.
I have a short video that goes into a lot of detail showing my process of hand-stitching. It's my favorite technique to use!
Here's the video:
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Your creativity boggles my mind! Thanks so much for all the wonderful inspiration! Could you tell me what paper collection you used for the fish page?
Thank you, Jana! It's called "Spalsh Zone" from Bella Blvd. It's a really fun collection!
So I heard you say you just use photos that are already printed for these layouts but you have such a wide variety of sizes that seem to fit perfectly, like the one larger photos in the fish layout and then the two very small photos in the 3rd layout. Do you print a variety of sizes when you print things up? The biggest problem I have with trying to get the photos to work is I often have to crop my preprinted photos because I want a certain look on my layout and I print standard prints. If I do that I lose some of the photo and sometimes that just doesn't work.
For most of the layouts I am working with photos that I have printed already. I'll usually do a bulk order of prints at one time so that I always have photos that I can just grab and get straight to creating with. I print in variety of sizes mostly because I like to mix it up. I have some go-to sizes that I enjoy most - 3 x 5", 3 x 4", 2-1/2 x 3-1/2 (wallet-size for one-pgae layouts) and squares photos. So when I am editing my photo in preparation for a bulk print, I'll look at a set of photos and determine right there what size I think would be best or most fun to play with depending on the type of photo.
They seem to fit perfectly, because I've adjusted the sketch to make them fit "perfectly." Layout #1 was a set of five photos that I had printed all in 3 x 5" so four of them fit perfectly to the sketch, the fifth didn't and I had to adjust things on the sketch to make it work. Layout #2 was a set of photos that I had printed in 3 x 3" size. They were all photos that I had taken as a square on my phone so I decided that I would print them as 3 x 3" photos since there were so many of them. Layout #3 was a set of six photos that I actually printed in two different sizes just in case. Once as 4 x 6" prints and then I had six 2 x 2" photos printed on a 4 x 6" print. I did two because I thought that it might be cute to create a one-page layout with just the 2 x 2" photos. Layout #4 - is the only one that I custom printed to fit the idea I had to play around with the sketch. I really like the idea of including an enlargement on the layout. I used the smaller size prints because I had so many and wanted to include them all. Layout #5 was another pre-printed set. I only had three photos of that moment so I printed them in a smaller size with a plan to use them on a one-page layout.
I hope that helps explain a little! :)
Hello Allison will you be doing again the 6×6 paper facebook class. I missed out. I found out to late. Thank You!
If there is enough interest (and so far it looks like there is) I will do a second group after the first one is finished. :)
Will you be offering the 6x6 pad series on Facebook again?
Found out to late to subscribe.
If there is enough interest, yes I will definitely do it again. So far it looks like there is! 😊
Love your sketch with the stripes and star. i just finished working on one like that for my great granddaughters first day of school. Is there a place where i can post it to you. Also i would love to post on my local scrapbook site. Could I have your permission to post if i put your name and site on there to give you the credit for it. Thanks Pat
Thank you, Pat! You can definitely post your layout on your local site. I'm currently in the works of putting together a Facebook group for the Sketch Support sketches with layout galleries for each sketch. So everyone who has created a layout with the sketches can share their layouts with everyone. It's not up and running just yet, but it will be very soon! I'll announce it in my next Sketch Support video, episode 8.
I need to try the layout with hexagons
Do it! Hexagons are such a fun shape to use, I'm addicted to them!
I downloaded the 20 sketches for 20 week class. I can not locate your first video. Please help
Hi Jo, the videos for the group/class are posted in the group.
what is the size of your small pictures?
They are 2 x 2” on the sketch. I used 3 x 3” on two of the layouts and 2 x 2” on one. Hope that helps! 😊
I was wondering why you used those plump strips of pink & salmon in your waves. I think it was a bit much for me.
Ok.