Post by kitbop on Feb 21, 2022 0:56:38 GMT
Happy Monday peas! It's a holiday here..."family day". Most people and kids have a day off. I happen to be working, but will get a day off later this week.
Todays layering challenge features: SHAPES
But no specific shape - pick a shape you like! The challenge is to create LAYERS of one shape, whether they be inlaid or overlapped.
It's one of my favourite tricks.
-By using repetition, it's easier for the eye to process
-by using different sizes/colours it's interesting
-by using an outline you leave more "space" (whether the space is white space, room for journaling, room for embellishment, room for title).
*I create "outline" shapes or frames by using 2 punches or 2 dies together - every layout below uses this technique, except for the hearts which were exacto cut.
I'm sharing hearts, stars, squares, circles and hexagons today!
layout gritty kitty by kirstendrew, on Flickr
layout triumphant twirl by kirstendrew, on Flickr
layout weekend update by kirstendrew, on Flickr
layout like bees to honey by kirstendrew, on Flickr
layout loudly lit by kirstendrew, on Flickr
So the challenge is to use at LEAST THREE of the same shape nested or overlapped. The TWIST is to use at least one FRAME/OUTLINE shape rather than a solid
Todays layering challenge features: SHAPES
But no specific shape - pick a shape you like! The challenge is to create LAYERS of one shape, whether they be inlaid or overlapped.
It's one of my favourite tricks.
-By using repetition, it's easier for the eye to process
-by using different sizes/colours it's interesting
-by using an outline you leave more "space" (whether the space is white space, room for journaling, room for embellishment, room for title).
*I create "outline" shapes or frames by using 2 punches or 2 dies together - every layout below uses this technique, except for the hearts which were exacto cut.
I'm sharing hearts, stars, squares, circles and hexagons today!
layout gritty kitty by kirstendrew, on Flickrlayout triumphant twirl by kirstendrew, on Flickrlayout weekend update by kirstendrew, on Flickrlayout like bees to honey by kirstendrew, on Flickrlayout loudly lit by kirstendrew, on FlickrSo the challenge is to use at LEAST THREE of the same shape nested or overlapped. The TWIST is to use at least one FRAME/OUTLINE shape rather than a solid
