Posts Tagged ‘Unique’
Use Leftover Scrapbooking Letters
I always end up with a pile of mismatched alphabet letters from my scrapbooking projects. I keep them in a box and mix them together to create unique and stylish words, names, thoughts, titles. Many times they are more dramatic because of the differences in styles and color.
If I cannot find just the right color mix to be effective, I bring out my paints and paint them to match my layout theme. One thing’s for sure. Nothing is wasted in my scrapbooking area.
Many times it is these simple, inexpensive but creative techniques that are the most interesting in your layouts.
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Cheers and Happy Scrapbooking!
Val at Paperhills
Money Saving Idea
Here’s another money saving idea for scrapbooking. Do you save your scraps from all those pricey but beautiful scrapbooking papers? I sure do. A great way to use some of them up is to create your own design by colour or pattern blocking. Simply cut out random squares or other shapes from your scraps in matching colour families (this can also include an array of patterns in complimentary colours). Then glue onto a plain paper, interweaving with your photo layout to create a wonderful theme all your own. If your scraps work well as a quilt, don’t bother using a background colour. Let your imagination rule. That’s unique!

Using scraps of patterned paper
To make sure your colours are matched effectively and to make your layout perfect – try using this great colour matching tool that I’ve grown to love!
CLICK HERE TO TRY “SCRAP-BY-COLOR!”
Cheers and Happy Scrapbooking!
Val at Paperhills



