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Three sketches, three talented designers
and three terrific results
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BY BECKY FLECK
One of the easiestways to create depth and
dimension on a layout, yet avoid bulk, is to
cluster and layer paper die cutswith other
low-profile embellishments such as enamel
dots and thin chipboard.Whether you use
premade shapes or die cut your own, with
a bit of foam adhesive and some creative
positioning, your pageswill go from flat to
fabulous in no time. Diana, Kelly and Emily
createdwonderful clustering examples,
and their ideaswouldwork great for pocket
scrapbooking, too.
the 3 t’s
Diana layered a colourful,pre-printed die cut title together
with stickers and tiny buttons, then sprinkled several
more small embellishments around her fresh, seasonal page.
summer
BY DIANA FISHER
supplies
CARDSTOCK,
AmericanCrafts;
PATTERNEDPAPER,
SHAPE STICKERS, DIECUTS, ENAMELDOTS, BUTTONS,
Fancy
PantsDesigns;
PAPERPUNCHES,
Martha StewartCrafts;
ENAMELDOTS,
MyMind’s Eye;
WASHI TAPE,
GlitzDesign;
ADHESIVE,
AmericanCrafts
preprinteddiecuts
Diana successfullymarried a varietyof poolside colours by using small
amounts of eachone across a neutral foundationof grey. Each element
connects to another, leading the eye around the page and keeping the focus on
her summertime photos.
