One-page Week, Part 3

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One-page Sketch #17

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"5th Generation Texan" by Penny Grimsley
Supplies - Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned paper: Cosmo Cricket (Halfway Cafe); Alphabets: October Afternoon, Cosmo Cricket, Silhouette Die Cutting Machine; Embellishments: Cosmo Cricket, Tim Holtz; Punch and Corner Rounder: Fiskars; Ink: Tim Holtz (Old Paper); Embroidery Thread: DMC; Twine: Stampin' Up; Fonts: Mailart Rubber stamp, Pharmacy; Date Stamp: Office Depot; Digital Stamp: Ali Edwards

Variation #1 - I changed the orientation of the photo and background pieces.

Variation #2 - I trimmed down the main patterned paper and added a cardstock mat and stitching to set off the patterned paper.

Variation #3 - I added a scallop punch border below the striped strip and moved these down in placement to accommodate the change of my photo's orientation.

Variation #4 - I used a journaling card from the paper collection vs. journaling strips, setting it off with twine and pop dots.

Variation #5 - I eliminated the row of starts beneath the photo.

Variation #6 - I added a black cardstock mat to my photo and to my background pieces for emphasis.

Variation #7 - I added an office tab and paper clip to capture the photo date.

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“Defender” by Carolyn Wolff
Supply List - Patterned Paper: We R Memory Keepers; Alphabet: American Crafts; Ink: Ranger Distress Ink; Stars: Large-Cricut, Small-Dienamics; Stamp: My Favourite Things

Variation #1 – I made the star smaller than my background rather than having it go off the page as shown in the sketch.

Variation #2 – I did not create a backdrop for my photo like it was shown on the sketch. I wanted my photo to be right on top of the star. I didn’t even mat my photo, which is very unusual for me.

Variation #3 – I flipped the journaling and the row of stars to make room for my numbers.

Variation #4 – I changed up my title and had it follow along the edge of the star.

Variation #5 – I added the jersey numbers of my son and his defenseman.

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"Can You See Me Now" by Ashley Horton
Supply List - Cardstock: Tim Holtz; Patterned Paper and Stickers: Echo Park; Acrylic Paint: Apple Barrel; Brads: The Paper Studio; Baker's Twine: The Twinery; Embroidery Floss: Janlynn; Corrugated Alphas: Jillbean Soup; Punch: EK Succes; Edgers: Provo Craft; Embossing: Sizzix Big Shot and Provo Craft; Font: Tempus Sans ITC; Thicker: American Crafts; Pen: Zig; Adhesives: 3L, Recollections, and Zig

Variation #1: My photo was portrait, instead of landscape so I rotated the sketch to accommodate the picture.

Variation #2: I cut an outline of the large star shape instead of a solid, but added a smaller solid star to the center.

Variation #3: I added a stitched border and three scalloped borders around the edge of the page.

Variation #4: Sometimes, I can be layered challenged, so instead of layering small stars above and across the photo, I chose to add several circle accents with embosed stars.

Variation #5: Since I rotated the sketch, I moved my title down a little further on the page and moved the journaling strips over to the bottom left-hand side of the page.

Variation #6: I added some messy circles and spots of messy paint for a fun, whimsical look.
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