Scrapbooking Sketch Support #33 | Learn How to Use and Adapt Scrapbook Sketches | How to Scrapbook

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 a two-page sketch and three 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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MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO:
• Free two-page sketch:
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• 3-page PDF of Bonus Sketch Options
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• Creating w/ Sketches Facebook Group
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• Sketches 2024 class w/ SCT magazine
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• AD Design Concepts Class No. 1 - Wreaths
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• All Sketches
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SUPPLY LISTS
Layout #1 - Destin Dolphin Cruise
Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper, stickers, and die cuts: Echo Park; Tail cut file: Silhouette Design Store #284497; Dolphin cut file: Silhouette Design Store #77611; Wooden title piece: unknown; Alphabet stickers: Pretty Little Studio; Embroidery floss: DMC; Computer font: Avenir Next Condensed
Layout #2 - Boys Will Be Boys
Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned papers: PhotoPlay, Simple Stories, My Mind's Eye, and Echo Park; Cut file: Silhouette Design Store, Paige Evans; Large stars: Heidi Swapp; Glitter paper: DCWV; wooden stars: unknown; Star punches: Recollections and Fiskars; Watercolor: Taylored Expressions; Embroidery floss: DMC; Computer font: Century Gothic
Layout #3 - Love You To the Moon and Back
Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned papers: PhotoPlay, Simple Stories, My Mind's Eye, and Echo Park; Cut file: Silhouette Design Store, Paige Evans; Large stars: Heidi Swapp; Glitter paper: DCWV; wooden stars: unknown; Star punches: Recollections and Fiskars; Watercolor: Taylored Expressions; Embroidery floss: DMC; Computer font: Century Gothic

[@erikajennings9040]

I absolutely love this series, so inspiring!!

[@allisondavis4sg944]

Thank you so much!

[@CookScrapCraft]

Love your sketches! You have some amazing ideas!

[@allisondavis4sg944]

Thank you so much!

[@kaymcclurg9881]

I never would have thought to use oranges and yellows with these pictures….but it really works!

[@allisondavis4sg944]

Thank you!! All credit goes to that paper collection. I probably wouldn't have though to use those colors either, but the collection was too good to pass up using all of the colors!

[@wendyengland2530]

Fabulous! Thank you!

[@allisondavis4sg944]

You are so welcome! And, thank you!

[@gogisgiftsdebraspiers6335]

Do you do the stitches by hand or on a machine?

[@allisondavis4sg944]

I do all of mine by hand. I love the look of machine stitching, but when done by hand I have so much more control and opportunity.