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For my
easy
layout, I focused on a simple colour-blocking design, with minimal embellishments and a
large, focal photo. I created the base by matting an embossed piece of white cardstock onto a neutral
sheet of kraft paper. I then cut out this great yellow quote card from a piece of Studio Calico pat-
terned paper, which required no printing, die-cutting or writing on my part. I tucked two vellum hearts
behind the title piece and embellished the page with a cup flower, topped with a button, and some
ribbon and twine. I love how it was simple to create, yet still has a lot of visual interest and texture.
As I look through the scrapbook pages that fill my albums, it is always interesting for me to realize how
my style has grown and changed through the years. I have had periods of very simple scrapbooking to pe-
riods of very detailed work. This EDE project was so much fun to work on because I found joy in creating
each layout, and there are bits and pieces that I love about each one. No matter what your style or abili-
ties, scrapbooking is first and foremost about sharing a thought, a story or simply a special photo.
easy, detailed, expert
BY ROBYN WERLICH
Whatever level of difficulty appeals to you, our easy,
detailed, expert column has fantastic ideas to try today!
dreams
into plans
supplies
CARDSTOCK,
Bazzill
Basics, Paper Studio;
PATTERNED PAPER,
Pebbles,
Crate Paper, Studio Calico;
RIBBON, MARKER,
Stampin’
Up!;
ENAMEL DOTS,
My Mind’s
Eye;
FLOWER,
Bazzill Basics;
BUTTON,
October Afternoon;
TINY ATTACHER,
Tim Holtz;
ADHESIVE,
Xyron
the 3 t’s