Change to Black-and-White
Design by Sheri Reguly
Squeeze extra photos on your page by reducing them and converting them to black-and-white. These pint-size prints will add to the story but won't distract from the larger focal photo. Place a large block of patterned paper on your page to balance the large photo. Arrange a smaller photo, embellishments, and journaling on top.
Editor's Tip: Create a visual triangle with the placement of your three small photos. This helps direct the eye and keeps your design balanced.
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Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper (light kraft, white), WorldWin Papers (dark kraft, green). Patterned paper: BasicGrey (floral), October Afternoon (text), Three Bugs in a Rug (green). Decorative paper: Karen Foster Design (cork), Papertrey Ink (vellum). Fonts: Fling (title) off the Internet, Times New Roman (journaling). Stickers: October Afternoon ("&"), Making Memories (letters). Die cuts: Jenni Bowlin Studio. Brads: BasicGrey (metal-rim), Bazzill Basics Paper (green). Buttons: BasicGrey. Fabric patch: Wrights. Stamp: Hero Arts. Ink: Tsukineko. Punches: EK Success (flower), Martha Stewart Crafts (small butterfly, border), Marvy Uchida (circle, scalloped circle). Dies: Sizzix. Die-cutting tool: Cuttlebug by Provo Craft.
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