Two-page Week, Part 2

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Two-page Sketch #27

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"Hollywood Studios" by Jill Sarginson
Supplies Used - Patterned Paper: My Mind's Eye; Cardstock: Bazzill Basics; Alpha: Jillibean Soup; Embellishments: Disney; Ink: Vibrance; Tools: Creative Memories star punch, circle maker; Font: DJB Tweenybopper

Variations

• The sketch has three vertical 2.5 x 2.5 photos on the right hand side - I opted to go with two photos here.

• The sketch has a 5 x 3.5 photo on the right hand side. I opted to use two photos that were about 3" wide each.

• I put my journaling at the bottom of my page vs. the top.

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“Mini Golf” by Andrea Friebus
Supply list - Cardstock: American Crafts; patterned paper: Bo Bunny, Little Yellow Bicycle; stickers: Jolee’s Boutique, Creative Imaginations; journaling spot: Jillibean Soup; ink: Clearsnap; other: chipboard letters

Variation #1 - I eliminated the small photo on the left page so I could use large title letters. (I thought it was funny to use such large letters to spell the word “mini”).

Variation #2 - Rather than three small square photos on the right page, I used two photos that had the same dimensions. I also changed the orientation of the 6x4 photo and turned the 5 x 3.5 photo into two smaller photos.

Variation #3 - I added some embellishments next to the journaling in the upper left.

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"Disney Highlights 2011" by Christine Chain
Supplies – patterned paper: American Crafts, Crate Paper, Echo Park, Jillibean Soup; buttons: Crate Paper; label and letter stickers: Jillibean Soup; ink: Tsukineko; corrugated letters: Jillibean Soup (all from my February Green Tangerines Kit Club)

Variation #1 – I used a cute mini-heart print from Jillibean Soup rather than striped paper. I didn’t have a good stripe to match all the patterned paper I was using, and I liked how this paper coordinated and had a small enough print to work.

Variation #2 – Instead of using labels and a swirl on the far right, I used little letter stickers and a couple of buttons. I was able to write the sentiment I wanted to in the same space without changing the overall design.

Variation #3 – For the title, I kept the embellishments and actual title similar to the sketch by using letter stickers and a button, along with a small label. However, I omitted the actual block behind the title.

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