September Challenge by Laurie
Design Team Member Laurie created this layout for the September border punch challenge. She said, "I decided to do something different and actually use the border punched pieces on the border of the layout, whereas I usually use them somewhere in the center of the layout. I thought this would ground my page yet add some other color interest. I then also brought the color in the center of the layout by using my cuttlebug embossing folder, another tool I often forget to use. The brochures about Muir Woods stand in for my title as I used a part of a transparency to make an invisible pocket."
Time is almost up - the September Challenge ends at on the 30th. Be sure to get your project submitted before the deadline. See all the details in the September Challenge below. And don't miss out on our other fun challenges going on right now see the following posts below: Pagerize This Challenge and the Frugal Friday Tip Challenge.
Laurie! Great job! I think you are totally correct...that edging at the bottom totally grounds the page and I love how you used the brochure as your title work! So creative!
ReplyDeleteI love Muir Woods! So beautiful and amazing. Did you go recently? I haven't been in a while.
I like the reuse of a transparency for a pocket! See, being in school has helped your craft! :D I really like this page and how you were able to use the artifact.
ReplyDeleteLove your color choice. Your page looks so Woodsy! I agree that the border punches at the bottom of the page ground your pictures. And how cleaver to use the flyer as a part of your layout.
ReplyDeleteYour border is adorable! I love that you added memorabilia from your trip too.
ReplyDeleteIt's great when we use those "forgotten" tools. I really like the layout of your photos on this page!
ReplyDeleteYour color scheme is great. fits in w/ the brochure and the rest of the pics. Love how you were able to reuse something you had on your trip and refurb it as also your title. Clever :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love the border at the top! Your right I always use it somewhere in the middle of the lo. I will have to try it this way! Love the placement of the CS.
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