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Patterned Paper
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Stay Inside the Lines: Make Patterned Paper Work for You
by Andrea Steed (Sep 12, 2007)
Finding the right pattern and the right colors; figuring out how much to use; deciding whether to overlap it, mat with it, or accent with it�it can be mind-boggling. Give your mind a little break, and see how you can make patterned papers work for you. |
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Using Busy Patterned Papers
by Denise Gormish (Jun 20, 2007)
“Busy” patterns, can be hard to use on a scrapbook page without overwhelming the photographs. How can these busy patterned papers be used without taking over the layout? Here are a few examples of how to use busy patterned papers: |
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Simple Ways to Create Your Own Patterned Paper
by Rachel Myerson (Nov 22, 2006)
Have you ever had the perfect layout all worked out in your head just to discover that you didn’t have the right patterned paper to make it work? Rather than giving up or waiting until you have the opportunity to shop, try making your own patterned paper. |
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Old Supplies, New Designs: Patterned Paper
by Rachel Myerson (Nov 3, 2006)
Over the years since I have purchased certain patterned papers, my scrapbooking style has evolved considerably. Although I would like to use up these papers, I do not want to regress to do it. Here are some recent layouts that I have created using a combination of older patterned papers and newer embellishments. |
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Old Supplies, New Designs: Scrap Paper
by Tiffany Roberts (Aug 25, 2006)
Lately I’ve looked around my scrapbook studio and realized that I have a precious resource going to waste - my scrap paper! I’ve come up with a few projects that use up bits and pieces of my beloved paper. I hope that they inspire you! |
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Patterned Paper Possibilities
by Danielle Layton (Nov 18, 2004)
I am a patterned paper addict. My will power is fleeting when I go to a scrapbook store and become surrounded by row after gorgeous row of tantalizing patterns. |
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Give it a Whirl
by Trish Dykes (Sep 12, 2004)
Pick up any decorating magazine and you will find page after page of florals, stripes and textures all blended together to create the perfect room. So how can you use products from various manufacturers to incorporate these same principles onto your layouts? |
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It's Cool to Clash
by Lindsay Teague (Jun 28, 2004)
Most women know that the basic rule of fashion is to make sure that your clothes match. Well, this may be the only time in your life that you hear the phrase… "Ladies, forget what you've learned and listen to your man!" |
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Create Your Own Patterned Paper
by Sara Horton (May 14, 2004)
Creating your own unique patterned paper is a fun way to express yourself and personalize your layouts. |
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Mixing Patterns
by Andrea Steed (Mar 31, 2004)
Learn how to mix and match patterned paper with this helpful article. |
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