One-Page Week, Part 1

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Welcome to One-Page Week. We've got a ton of layouts, 18 to be exact, to share with you this week, all based on the sketch below. It's going to be a fun week! Today the layouts from Mireille, Christina, and Jill are great examples of following the sketch all while adding your own style and flare. 

One-page sketch #2

You can download and print this sketch by clicking on the one-page sketches link found under the "printable sketches" tab on the right sidebar.

"Monster Jam" by Christina Hoffman
Supply list - Cardstock: Bazzill (white) and Archiver's (purple); Patterned Cardstock: We R Memory Keepers (Funfetti); Alphabets: Doodlebug Designs (monster) and American Crafts (jam); Paint: Making Memories (for tires and wheels); Ink: Colorbox (charcoal) and Staz-On (timber brown); Adhesive: Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L; Chipboard (for wheels): unknown

Layout Details:

Patterned Papers: I knew when I found the pictures for this project that I did not want to use some busy patterned papers that could possibly take away from the pictures. So, I opted for bright/bold papers with simple little polka dots. All papers were chalked with Colorbox Chalk Ink in charcoal.

Pictures: I kept all of my pictures the size that was suggested on the sketch. All pictures were inked with Staz-On in timber brown.

Title and Journaling: I wanted my title to stand out but I didn’t want it to be too overwhelming so I opted to use a smaller font for the longest word, “Monster” and a larger font for the shortest word, “Jam”.

I also used one of the stars for my journaling block since I knew I wasn’t going to write much about this page. I wanted the tickets to stand out more than the journaling. The tickets and stars were chalked with Colorbox Chalk Ink in charcoal.

Embellishments: I used my Cricut to make the monster truck. The actual truck already had tires but I cut them off and recreated a more rugged look.

 Since the chipboard was already thick I went ahead and applied pop dots behind the truck body to give it a 3-D look. I cut the banner and the stars out from opposite sides of the polka dot papers. All embellishments were chalked with Colorbox Chalk Ink in charcoal and pop doted.

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"October 25" by Mireille Divjak
Supply list - Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned Paper: Glitz - Hoopla collection; Alpha's: American Crafts Thickers - Giftbox; Rubons: Glitz - Hoopla; Ink: Colorbox; Pens: American Crafts and Sakura; Liquid Pearls: Ranger- silver; Buttons: Bo Bunny Press; Star: Heidi Swapp Transparant Star; Paint: Making Memories; Stickles: Ranger; Floss: We R Memory Keepers; Tools: Sew Easy - We R Memory Keepers

I didn't change anything, I just used the sketch. It was perfect just the way it was.

The pictures are from Amber's birthday party. She celebrated her 6th birthday.

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"Christmas Hugs" by Jill Sarginson
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