My assignment from Get It Scrapped!: Share 2 pages, one that you made without a sketch or template and one that you made as a lift of the first page.
When scraplifting myself, I like to find an older layout and create an updated version of the design for my new page. My first page from 2008 is looking a bit dated, but I still love the photos and the story about my husband's love of sweet corn. Isn't that what's important?
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The new page reflects my current style. This is a quick and easy way to complete a layout, much like using a sketch. I don't try to re-invent the wheel. It's fine with me if the two pages look similar, although they usually don't!
How I Scrapped Then:
- 4x6 photos, no matting
- patterned paper: straight cuts, tearing
- flat letter stickers
- computer journaling
- single embellishments
- visual triangle
How I Scrap Now:
- different photo sizes, usually matted on white card stock, pop dotting
- patterned paper: border punches, inking edges, framing the page
- Thickers, Silhouette cuts
- typed journaling strips
- multiple kinds of embellishments, layered
- visual triangle
You can see what the rest of the team did with the assignment here. Have you ever scraplifted yourself?
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