SNR's April edition saw me digging into my stash (yeah!) to create two of my assignment layouts. First up is my Fun and Playful stylized take on a Carey Bridges' layout for what SNR terms a reverse sketch; where by the designer takes a layout and creates a stylized layout based on it. For this one, I used Pink Paislee's House of Three's brightly coloured and fun Soiree Collection.
I love the pop the paper gives especially with the black or white backing in sections.
Next up is my take on a two page sketch by Lucy Chesna. I played with this one going for a girlish grunge feel on this layout. I used gesso to alter the background papers prior to heat embossing the stars border and distressing and grunging the edges.
Apparently shinny is primarily a Canadian term. It is an informal pick up game of hockey with no set number of players and does not require regulation equipment.
Here is a look at the original sketch:
Other than using a larger series of three photos and stars in place of scallops, I stuck fairly close to the sketch as it suited my photos well.
TTFN,
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| Supplies: Patterned Papers: Pink Paislee/House of 3; Black Cardstock: Bazzill; White Cardstock: Close to My Heart; Glitter Chipboard Letters: American Crafts; Glitter Sticker Letters: Recollections; White Pen: Signo; Pink Marker: Sharpie; Border Punch: Fiskars; Font: GungsuhChe |
I love the pop the paper gives especially with the black or white backing in sections.
Next up is my take on a two page sketch by Lucy Chesna. I played with this one going for a girlish grunge feel on this layout. I used gesso to alter the background papers prior to heat embossing the stars border and distressing and grunging the edges.
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| Supplies: Patterned Papers, Phrase Stickers and Pen: Creative Memories; Cardstock: Bazzill and Close to My Heart; Gesso: Golden; Paint: DecoArt; VersaMark and StazOn: Tsukineko; Emboss Powder: Stampendous; Stamps: Close to My Heart and SandyLion; Tim Holtz Grunge Board Stars: Rangers; Chipboard Letters: Lil Davis Designs; Cardstock Letter Stickers: Webster's Pages; Toronto Maple Leafs Sticker: SportStar Decals; Eyeletz: Provo Craft ; Sketch: Lucy Chesna |
Apparently shinny is primarily a Canadian term. It is an informal pick up game of hockey with no set number of players and does not require regulation equipment.
Here is a look at the original sketch:
Other than using a larger series of three photos and stars in place of scallops, I stuck fairly close to the sketch as it suited my photos well.
TTFN,
1 comment:
The double pager is awesome! Love the pink/black, and white combo.
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