11 Photo Sketches

I know that a three page layout is not something everyone is willing to do, but I am, so below is my sketch for a 11 photo layout


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I will post results once they are finished. There are two paper lines I am choosing between, so it won't be finished today. It will be fun to see where it goes.

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Here is a fun one from over at About.com's scrapbooking area. Theirs fits on two pages rather than requiring three. (yes, I did finish the above - need to get some pics today)

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hmm - no idea why pics don't show up????

These are great for me because I always want to include lots of photos!

??? no idea why, but now things are showing up Wonderful

Now to upload the results

The best laid plans I can never follow directions - even when I do them myself (not entirely true, but in this case it is)

Below are my results (web cam photos so not so hot, but you can get the idea). I couldn't stick with the plan I had - only had three sheets of the paper I wanted to use and then couldn't decide which side looked best. I wanted the animals, but really liked the blues. So - paper piecing time and the pics hid the piecing

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oh - on the first two I had a lot of fun with my Martha punches (found a great deal so bought both corner and edge)

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oh - my "notebook paper" journal spot is not really notebook paper - saw a hint from someone (here maybe - I don't remember, but use it a ton. Take the paper you want, punch holes, I change it up between small round, regular round and square, then use a pencil top or pen cap works well too. Put it into the hole and rip outward. Love the results)