State Fair
OK, I know this isn't a Halloween project, but we spent a (warm) fall day out at the State Fair of Texas. I made a layout for a multi-pic layout challenge. I ended up doing a double page layout to showcase the activities of the day.
I started with two pieces of plain white cardstock and stitched a black border around each.
Using the fabric added a lot of color, but wasn't overwhelming. It also helped ground each of the photos to the layout, which can be a challenge when trying to put 3 or more photos on a page.
The last square gives the who, what, where, and when of the event.
I started with two pieces of plain white cardstock and stitched a black border around each.
Then I misted the paper with Black Magic Glimmer Mist - one spray where each of the fabric squares would go.
I went through my fabric stash and found 12 pieces of fabric that didn't match, but fit the theme. The more colorful, the better. I adhered the fabric pieces and then started making a mini collage on each - one or two for each of the activities at the fair.
Using the fabric added a lot of color, but wasn't overwhelming. It also helped ground each of the photos to the layout, which can be a challenge when trying to put 3 or more photos on a page.
The last square gives the who, what, where, and when of the event.
Labels: layout, State Fair of Texas
1 Comments:
These pages are just gorgeous!!! What a clever layout design and each picture is fantastic!!
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