Showing posts with label 5 photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5 photos. Show all posts

Sunday, April 22, 2012

One-page Sketch #21

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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. 


Be sure to check back throughout the week to see how our creative team used this sketch.
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Sunday, October 23, 2011

One-page Sketch #14

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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.

Because we are doing a Simple Stories product challenge this month, this sketch was based on the 4 x 6 Journaling Card Elements and can be used with any of the Simple Stories collections.

Most of the photos on this sketch are small but there are a few options to work in some larger photos.

• Use another 5 x 3" photo in place of the three smaller photos on the top.
• Use a 6 x 4" photo in place of the 5 x 3"
• Use a 4 x 4" photo in place of the three smaller photos on the top.
• Use a 3 x 3" photo in place of the 2 x 2 on the bottom.

You can also get a little more journaling space by removing the 2 x 2 photo on the bottom.

We've got another great week of layouts to share and don't forget the Simple Stories product challenge on Friday!
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Sunday, August 21, 2011

One-page Sketch #12

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 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.

One thing I love about sketches with a big photo block is the possibilities you have for adding more photos. It's always easier to add more when you have such a large area to play around with and you have that area as a guide. I look at the area and try to see what photo size combinations I can use to keep that same sized area but, with more photos. Here are some more photos options for the two 6 x 4 photo block on One-page Sketch #12:

• four 3 x 4 photos
• one 6 x 4 photo and two 3 x 4 photos
• three 4 x 4 photos
• two 4 x 4 photos and four 2 x 2 photos

You can also add more photos that end up larger than the two 6 x 4 photos and then adjust the papers like:

• three 4 x 6 photos
• six 3 x 3 photos
• three 4 x 4 photos with a row of six 2 x 2 photos above

This sketch is also very easy to convert to a two-page layout and we've got lots of examples to prove that! Check back on Monday to see the many ways our creative team put this sketch to use!
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Friday, May 13, 2011

Two-Page Week, Part 5 and two bonus sketches

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We apologize for the delay in posting. We had some technical difficulties with the site.

Two-page Sketch #13


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



"The 80's are Calling" by Christy Arthur
Products - Hero Arts: Typewriter Stamp; October Afternoon: 5&dime Root Beer Barrels, Bubble Gum, Jawbreakers, Butterscotch, Lemondrops, Word and Shape Stickers, Miscellany; Crate Paper: Emma's Shoppe Borders, Phrase Stickers, Accent Cuts and Chipboard; Portrait Accent Cuts; Jenni Bowlin: Bingo Alpha Tile; Sassafras: Numerical Chipboard; Ranger: Adirondack Pitch Black ink; Studio Calico: Mister Huey Calico White and Pickle, Green Woodgrain fabrip; Other: Twine

• I used the left side of the two page sketch and turned it into a one page layout.

• I used four smaller 3x3 photos instead of the two larger 6x4 photos in the sketch.

• I layered different journaling cards behind the photos instead of the one, larger rectangle of paper in the sketch. I made that "rectangle" of journaling cards slightly smaller than the rectangle in the sketch (mine does not stretch behind the top horizontal strip).

• I made the banner smaller so it was in the corner more than stretching across the page like the sketch.


• I used a journaling card instead of the 4x4 photo and hid my journaling behind the accent card.

• I added a date accent to the bottom left corner, that is not in the sketch.

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"A Day of Fun and Sun" by Melissa Elsner
Supplies - Paper, Border and Banner stickers: Pink Paislee; Alphabet Stickers: American Crafts, Cosmo Cricket; Stamp: Inkadinkado; Stamp Ink: Versafine; Border Punch, Corner Punch: EK Success

Design Notes: I was very excited to see some banners on this sketch but didn't have enough photos to fill up a two pager. I shrunk it to the one page and used one of the spots for a photo as a journaling block. To create the banner, I snipped off the triangles from the border sticker by Pink Paislee and then adhered them with pop dots. To create the areas where an embellishment was suppose to go, I simply stamped on the patterned paper and cut out the images.

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

One-Page Sketch #7 - based on the left page of two-page sketch #13


One-Page Sketch #8 - based on the right page of two-page sketch #13


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Sunday, March 20, 2011

One-Page Sketch #4

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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.

With the colder weather behind us, as least it's looking that way around here, this sketch is a great way to welcome Spring today! If you use the sketch as it is, it's perfect for photos of kids playing in the backyard, beautiful Spring flowers, or a page about what makes you happy. Of course, you can always customize the sketch to fit the theme of your layout with different elements in place of the sun and clouds.

You can also play around with the photo sizes to fit the pictures you want to use. For the column of 3 x 3" photos you have lots of options like:

• two 3 x 6" photos
• five 2 x 2" photos
• three 4 x 4" photos (you'll probably have to make a few adjustments to fit the extra inch. I would recommend extending the background rectangle to the edges of the page and maybe using 1/4" vertical strips instead of 1/2" strips.)
• ten 2 x 2" photos (I would follow the same suggestions for the three 4 x 4" photos)

For the 6 x 4" photo, you can adjust it to fit your pictures as well. If you wanted to include more journaling than the space on the sketch provides you could always flip the 6 x 4" to a 4 x 6" and the journaling can continue down to the left of the photo.

The one-page sketch fun starts tomorrow so be sure to come back and see all the amazing ways the creative team has put this sketch to use.

Happy first day of Spring!
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Sunday, January 16, 2011

Two-Page Sketch #7

• I'm re-posting the card sketch and the two-page sketch for the "quick guide" on the sidebar on the right. I'm trying to get the guide a little more organized so that you can find the sketch you are looking for a little easier. From now on, to help with labels for the quick guide, I'll be posting the sketch alone on Sundays. Come back later tonight to see add-on sketch #1.


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

Two-page sketch #7 contains five photos and an enlargement. Even though this sketch has a winter theme it can easily be adapted to any theme by switching out the snowflakes for other elements. The wavy line along the background place is great for showing movement and will work great with any kind of action photos. If you are a one-page scrapbooker, this sketch has two sides that can stand alone on their own without having to make any major adjustments.

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Two-page #4

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Two-page sketch #4


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

"S.D.C. Ball Park" by Allison Davis
Supply list - Everything is from the American Crafts City Park Collection.


"Everything About You Brightens my Life" by Allison Davis
Supply list - Brown alphabets: Doodlebug Designs, everything else is from the American Crafts City Park collection


"Go Cardinals!" by Allison Davis
Supply list - Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned paper: Fancy Pants (red), My Mind's Eye (dotted); Word stickers: Making Memories; Alphabets: American Crafts


"The Day Before" by Allison Davis
Supply list - Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned paper: Bella Blvd.; Word stickers: Creative Imaginations; Alphabets: BasicGrey (the), Imaginisce (Day), and American Crafts (before); Jewels: KaiserCraft; Chipboard stars: American Crafts and Scenic Route; Paint: Making Memories

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Two-page #3

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Two-page sketch #3


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

"First Halloween" by Allison Davis
Supply list - Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned paper: BoBunny; Stickers: BoBunny; Alphabets: Making Memories (first) and the orange is unknown; Jewels: KaiserCraft


"Peek-a-boo" by Allison Davis
Supply list - Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned paper: Echo Park, My Mind's Eye, KI Memories, and Bella Blvd.; Alphabet: American Crafts and Doodlebug; Stickers: Creative Imaginations and Pebbles Inc.


"First Snow" by Allison Davis
Supply list - Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned paper: Fancy Pants; Jewel flourishes: Prima; Alphabet: American Crafts; Snowflakes punches: Martha Stewart and EK Success; Glitter accent: Stickles; Jewels: KaiserCraft


"Picking Pumpkins" by Allison Davis
Supply list - Cardstock: Bazzill; Patterned paper: Creative Imaginations and KI Memories; Alphabets: Prima and BasicGrey; Word stickers: K&Company and 7Gypsies.


"We Adore Him" by Debbie Sanders
Supply list - Patterned paper: My Mind's Eye; Butterflies and flowers: Prima; Alphabet: Pink Paislee; Border punch: EK Success; Jewel: KaiserCraft

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