We thought it would be fun to bring back our sketch feature here and there, as sketches are still such a widely popular tool in scrapbooking. We shared the sketch with two of our Creative Team designers, to see how they would put it to use. Feel free to give this sketch a try and as always, we’d love to see what you do with it!<\/p>\n When I see a sketch I immediately start thinking about what cool techniques I could incorporate into it! As I don\u2019t have to think about the actual layout design, I always try to add something a bit extra to place my own \u201cstamp\u201d on it.<\/p>\n With this awesome sketch incorporating three photos, I did stick to the main design but changed a few of the details to suit my style.<\/p>\n “Happy Boy”, by Gail Lindner<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n Firstly, with the title block: instead of adding my title and journaling on a square of cardstock, I used watercolour to roughly paint in the fourth square. Then I could add my title, journaling and a couple of embellishments right on top! I love how the watercolour block looks like water to suite the theme of the photos!<\/p>\n I switched the background from pattern (as in the sketch) to white cardstock and used a patterned paper border instead. I added another layer of patterned paper behind this instead of a border of scallops. So same number of layers but different types!<\/p>\n And for one final detail, because the photos had a small strip of washi on the top of then, I thought I would leave my actual photo \u201cloose\u201d on the page so I could easily lift them up to reveal more photos underneath! The washi acts like a hinge of sorts.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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