A little misting in the background, a combination of patterned paper, Thickers, buttons and chipboard, finished off with a side border. A great recipe that can be used over and over with different results every time.
When you create with texture and dimension, almost any resulting cluster will be visually interesting. Even if my favorite ingredient (patterned paper) is sparse.
Here I used leftover bits of paper all cut to the same size and had fun with the patterns and textures. Clusters definitely have a playful side.
This cluster is grounded to the page by placing it on a Silhouette die cut background. With their irregular edges and little nooks and crannies, clusters create interesting white space on the page.
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Collection Featured: Basic Grey Persimmon |
This series was inspired by the Layout Issue at Masterful Scrapbook Design.
Love this design arrangement. I particularly like the Whoops layout. It is such fun! A great way to use decorative buttons. Like the stitching on your fall layout page, too.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Sue. I look forward to your videos. Love how you brought it all together with the stitching.
ReplyDeleteNancy Jo
Wow - great fall colors in that photo! Great job with the video - enjoyed seeing and hearing your thought process as you create!
ReplyDeleteI really like your layouts with the older photos clustered together and the little leftover pieces on that third layout!
These layouts are gorgeous! Thanks for sharing another video! Always love to have them to view in the evenings!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this video very much. You have a nice voice to listen to :)
ReplyDeleteThe cluster is a great design element Sue!! Love how you use this design on your pages!
ReplyDeleteSoooooo much inspiration on one post! Thanks for sharing your Pinterest board, which I am now following. I can't wait to come back this weekend and check it out. Clustering is my fave way to embellish pages. You have shown so many great examples here. The one with the cut squares of patterned paper is so playful and fun. Love the layout of you and DH, great "then and now" pics!
ReplyDeleteSuch stunning layouts
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pages - congrats on 30 years of wedded bliss too!
ReplyDeleteSo interesting... I LOVE your blog (and your layouts) !
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ReplyDeleteGreat layouts...and loved the video!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Awesome!... Beautiful layouts!....Love the video! Great Sue! hugs...x
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