I have 12x12 of my kids, myself but none of Hubs. So I decided to dedicate one to him. I saw this layout in the Local Scrapbooking Store (LSS) and decided to use it as my inspiration. I must say it was fun to layer paper and to see the possibilities. Took me quite a number of hours, since this is all new to me but I like it very much.
I started scrapping late 2012 through an introduction of my good friend. It had been a slow journey but it suddenly picked up momentum a year later. As a child, I loved to cut out newspaper and paste them in a jotterbook. I did my first photo album when I went on my first overseas holiday alone. I struggled to find a style that I like, a style that was "me". I like mixed media because the possibilities are endless. I'm new to this and I hope to grow in this area. :-)
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
photo frames
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
paper layering
I read a few books which talked lots about paper layering. very intriguing. and sometimes, I tend to overthink and under-do.
But I've discovered with scrapbooking and perhaps with anything creative, I need to do more, practice more and throw my "boxed thinking" out of the window and "just do it" and I will be "WOW" by the product.
looking at it now, I realize that I could have done more. adding ribbons or lace would definitely soften the look. another point of improvement: I need a bigger picture, since this is the "centerpiece", but I already had it and I didn't want to waste it.
But I've discovered with scrapbooking and perhaps with anything creative, I need to do more, practice more and throw my "boxed thinking" out of the window and "just do it" and I will be "WOW" by the product.
tentative |
more layering attempts |
final product |
looking at it now, I realize that I could have done more. adding ribbons or lace would definitely soften the look. another point of improvement: I need a bigger picture, since this is the "centerpiece", but I already had it and I didn't want to waste it.
Anyway, it is ok to make mistakes. We all learn from it. :-)
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