| A Year Of Change |
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1996 was a year of change for our family.
The four seasons represent the changes we see all around us.
I sought to add more detail to these decorative accents to reflect the
added color and dimension of our "new surroundings" in 1996.
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| Brooke |
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I color copied this
photo on lilac cardstock. This enabled me
to scratch the photo's edges and to paint
Liquid Appliqué on the flowers behind her
as well as on the vellum.
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| Fun In The Sun |
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Bold three-color combinations can have a lot of impact
on a page. In contrast, I used a mini-book
and a 12 x 12 format to showcase not one but five photos.
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| Ivy Border |
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Soft sponging of Liquid Appliqué over colored ivy
adds a lacey layer of texture to this earthy border.
Consider ivy accents for college photos, photos of
homes, or photos of ivy covered architecture.
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| Olsen |
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Johnny's jumping and high flying white hair inspired me to add
white highlights to everything on this page. The painted floral paper
provides an easy "road map" to follow when adding textured highlights.
Brushing Liquid Appliqué over the photos ties it all together.
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| Pretty In Pigatails |
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My niece, Sally Rose, is center stage in this simplified scrapbook page.
Red and white bumpy hearts, made from sponge stamping Liquid
Appliqué, play all around her. Torn edges and simple sticker
and button accents poke fun at formal
"portrait style" scrapbooking.
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