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| A whimsical scene |
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| Guest designer at Imaginarium Designs |
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| The convenience factor |
3. Mix it up with black/white and coloured photos.
4. Punch out your photos.
5. Go with a grid.
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| I am a sucker for cute stuff |
6. Use a corner rounder.
7. Incorporate consecutive action silhouette photos.
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| The sweetest bookworm princess |
8. Try a magazine-style layout - one main photo with many smaller photos.
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| Guess who was trying to tickle himself? |
9. Use your photos to answer a question related to your story.
There you have it...9 ideas for multi-photo layouts. I've had fun pulling out these layouts from my 2012 archives...what do you think? Has my style changed?
Great tips, fabulous layouts too..
ReplyDeleteI love these tips!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletelove reading your tips Yvonne...although I know I am not going to attempt any layout in the near future :)
ReplyDeleteAll of your layouts are so amazing!! Each design is unique and creative and fabulous!! And the Gangster Gang are the cutest models ever ;) Love them all, my friend!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)
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A Mermaid's Crafts
Love these! Your style hasn't changed much, as they are still very recognizably you.
ReplyDeleteSome great tips! I always LOVE your layouts! Each one has there own style and always has 'Yvonne' written all over it...not sure how to describe it, but you and your layouts (even cards) are one of a kind...and that's a good thing! ;) <3
ReplyDeleteyour layouts are ALWAYS outstanding.. You are great with color and you always made cool backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteYou have such creative ideas for photo arrangement and usage! The effects you create with your fussy cut images always make me smile, and I love that you use different shapes, too. This post is awesome..... I am enjoying going back and seeing all those photos of the gangsta gang as wee babes! ;)
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