Here's yet another layout incorporating a collage I created using Picasa. There are times when I feel like creating only a single or double page layout for a particular event but still have lots of photos. In those cases, I've found collages to be a saving grace. Using collages (of any size or orientation) also speeds up the scrapbooking process considerably!
The left page of this layout is similar to another one I made recently (see here), but that's no problem since they won't go next to each other in the album. I added a second page with a few pictures not included in the collage, which also afforded me some additional room for journaling.
Old Product Alert: I used some older (hoarded) Chatterbox striped paper and newer (but also hoarded) American Crafts felt Thickers. For some reason, I have accumulated more than my share of brown buttons, so I had to add a few of those, too. :-)
Old Product Alert: I used some older (hoarded) Chatterbox striped paper and newer (but also hoarded) American Crafts felt Thickers. For some reason, I have accumulated more than my share of brown buttons, so I had to add a few of those, too. :-)
Your journaling is so touching on this one. I love that you took and incorporated so many photos. We have a tendency to not take photos on Thanksgiving...need to remedy that!
ReplyDeleteLove these pages Janet. And nice to see your hoarded product. Now we can all enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteI love your collage pages. Nice to see some classic product on the pages
ReplyDeleteI love how you were able to get so many photos on the page but still have each one be showcased. I really like your clean and simple scrapbooking style. Each one of your pages is so easy to look at without the clutter of a lot of embellishments or competing colors.
ReplyDeleteLove the layout! Great way to do a collage of photos!
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