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Scraplift Saturday – Telling the Story

One of the major differences between my paperscrapping friends’ layouts and a lot of the digital layouts I see is the use of multiple photos.  It seems that many more digiscrappers tend to use just one or two photos, or tightly cropped photos. This layout caught my eye, not only for it’s dramatic coloring, but for how well it tells a story!  The mix
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Scraplift Saturday – Out of Bounds!

Today’s layout come from Roxy in our own gallery!  I loved this layout mostly because of her cool use of the out-of-bounds technique.  This is a photo that had it not been treated that way would not have been a great photo.  The hand is kind of out of focus and is obscuring his face.  But by wisely choosing to let the hand go
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Scraplift Saturday: Seeing Double?

We got a little sidetracked yesterday with the credits conversation, but I didn’t want you all to miss this beautiful layout!  So here’s your Scraplift Saturday! I’ve been looking for a layout that showed a good way to use the same photo more than once, and this oneby Janine Buckles at Scrap Girls popped up today! I liked how she not only stacked the
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Scraplift Saturday – Color Blocking Updated!

I was out all day – first teaching a children’s quilting class, then taking my son to a barbershop concert – so I’m just squeaking this post in! I was looking for a color-blocking style layout, because I was in the mood to do one, and this one just knocked my socks off!  It’s by Kelleanne at myscrapbookart.com. What a great chance to use
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Scraplift Saturday – We’re LISTING!!

I’m at a crop today – teaching brand-newbies to digiscrap!!  We had a rockin’ class this morning, and now we’re all hanging out in the digi-corner scrapping away.  There are still 10 paper scrappers here for every one of us digi-girls – but won’t they be jealous when we pop our laptops into our tote bags and wander off – and  they’re still packing
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