Post by kitbop on Sept 11, 2023 0:48:04 GMT
Welcome to Monday and another sketch peas!
I'm back on track and using sketches from Shimelle's bobw series.
Last week, she shared 6 sketches that featured 2 4x6 photos side by side.
Here is the screen grab:
shimelle 4x6 sketches by kirstendrew, on Flickr
This is the link to the video where she made the sketches then used the first:
shimelle bobw
For this week, I am using #3 - the one she called "half and half plus diagonal" meaning your background is split half and half, and your embellishments are along a diagonal. I chose that because I wanted to play off the white swan/black swan in my photos, and thought a black and white background would work. I'd also like to point out that I used an old pp by Paige Evans, and punched out a circle that said "wingin' it" to feature on the picture of my dd "spreading her swan wings".
Only scrapbookers will understand the joy in using a punny phrase that you never expected...
layout from cygnet to swan by kirstendrew, on Flickr
My twists are to PIVOT your design. I chose to move my embellishment clusters off the diagonal and use a more traditional triangle.
This week, to meet the twist, you may either move any of the embellishment clusters or the title or the journaling,
OR you may chose one of the other 5 sketches Shimelle sketched out!!!
Challenge team members, 5 points for the sketch, and 7 points if you include the twist.
grammadee - for the master thread!
I'm back on track and using sketches from Shimelle's bobw series.
Last week, she shared 6 sketches that featured 2 4x6 photos side by side.
Here is the screen grab:
shimelle 4x6 sketches by kirstendrew, on FlickrThis is the link to the video where she made the sketches then used the first:
shimelle bobw
For this week, I am using #3 - the one she called "half and half plus diagonal" meaning your background is split half and half, and your embellishments are along a diagonal. I chose that because I wanted to play off the white swan/black swan in my photos, and thought a black and white background would work. I'd also like to point out that I used an old pp by Paige Evans, and punched out a circle that said "wingin' it" to feature on the picture of my dd "spreading her swan wings".
Only scrapbookers will understand the joy in using a punny phrase that you never expected...layout from cygnet to swan by kirstendrew, on FlickrMy twists are to PIVOT your design. I chose to move my embellishment clusters off the diagonal and use a more traditional triangle.
This week, to meet the twist, you may either move any of the embellishment clusters or the title or the journaling,
OR you may chose one of the other 5 sketches Shimelle sketched out!!!
Challenge team members, 5 points for the sketch, and 7 points if you include the twist.
grammadee - for the master thread!
