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Finding Inspiration
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Quick Layouts through Product Inspiration
by Denise Gormish (Oct 24, 2006)
I learned how to do many layouts in a short time by using the products as inspiration. In half the time, I can complete several layouts that look unique and also allow me to be creative. |
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October 2006 Sketch Challenge
by Maegan Hall (Oct 3, 2006)
This month’s sketch holds two 4” x 6” vertical photographs, with a large bar of paper to the left of the layout for journaling. The title is under the photographs and includes three embellishments in a visual triangle. I specifically wanted to showcase how to flip, switch and double up on a sketch. |
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Face Your Fears
by Jennifer Sizemore (Sep 29, 2006)
Everyone has something in life that causes great fear, or at least some mild panic. I recently asked four designers what facet of scrapbooking makes them get the shakes and white knuckles. Each of them then faced down that fear and created a work of art. |
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September 2006 Sketch Challenge
by Tammy Moore (Sep 6, 2006)
For this month's sketch challenge, I asked three Scrapjazz Blue Crew members to take my simple sketch and make it their own. Here are the results. |
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Inspired by Ads
by Gwyn Calvetti (Aug 28, 2006)
You’ve been trying to find some inspiration for your next layout, and nothing in the idea books or galleries catches your fancy. Don’t despair; there is a ready-made source of professional inspiration just waiting for you. What is it? Advertising. |
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August 2006 Sketch Challenge
by Julia Sandvoss (Aug 3, 2006)
Each month here at Scrapjazz a new sketch is offered to provide inspiration. Some months it’s a complicated sketch with lots of elements, photos and more. Sometimes it’s a two-page layout to break us out of those one-pagers we all seem so fond of. This month, it’s a clean, open-space layout that leaves many possibilities for interpretation. |
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Changing Your Style
by Jane Swanson (Jul 21, 2006)
Current labels for scrapbook styles might include Contemporary, Traditional, Artistic, Romantic, Whimsical, or Eclectic. Perhaps you’ve identified your own personal style with one of these labels but you would like to "mix it up a bit" and find another style. |
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July 2006 Sketch Challenge
by Jessica Porter (Jul 4, 2006)
This month’s sketch is a one-page, two-photo layout. I like to keep my sketches very simple, so that I don’t feel restricted. With that in mind, I kept this layout open with plenty of space for embellishment, journaling, and a creative title. |
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June 2006 Sketch Challenge
by Sheredian Vickers (Jun 6, 2006)
Whenever I’m in a funk, I often find that a sketch is the perfect way to rekindle my creativity. This month’s sketch has room for up to three or more photos and plenty of space to add journaling and embellishments. |
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Inspiration @ the Hardware Store
by Jennifer Sizemore (May 23, 2006)
It is amazing the number of items I have purchased in hardware stores that have made it into my albums or projects. These treasures are sometimes used directly on the layout or project, and sometimes used in a technique on my projects. Here are a few areas to get your shopping started. |
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