To steepen the learning curve a bit, I'm going to challenge you to try the "edit punch shape" technique. The lower right punch shape was created from Chevron punch #5. Here is a video to show you what I mean and how to do this.
You don't have to stick with the suggested punch shapes. Go crazy! Get creative! I can't wait to see what you make!!
Of course I have to keep working on my MDS scrapbook pages, and it is quite difficult to find just one photo that I like. Here I used one of the punch shapes as an insert to help tell the story.
My husband had surgery last Fall for a giant-cell tumor. You've always got to make fun of a tough guy who's scared of a needle, so I kept up with my "way to go" theme, using the Game Day photobook download. Here I used one of the template pages for the background, moved some things around, and added the sketch over the top. Couple little tricks here:
- The houndstooth pattern is actually a stamp image. I created my pattern on a blank page, exported as a jpeg, and then brought it back into the flag punch shape as a photo fill.
- To get a better idea of how the final page would look when printed, I cropped when exporting (0.15" from top/bottom, 0.35" from left/right). You can check out Stampin' Up's video on how to do this here.
MDS Elements: Stamps: Game Day; Paper: Basic Gray textured, Glimmer paper; Accessories: Flag punch, Star punch, Custom Pointer punch; Font: Stencil, CK KOTM1.
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3 comments:
Great challenge this week - I just adore this sketch. Love that you added a small pic to the top punched shape. Looks fab!
fun sketch! I love all your background overlays in different opacities. it made a fun grungy effect! its hard for me to do more masculine backgrounds, so I'll have to remember that!
Poor Guy.. I love the elements you added. This looks like a great Kit perfect for Masculine pages. I really need to add to my MDS.
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