The idea is that the pages only take 15 minutes to do, so I can do one in the morning before I get ready for work.
Here are my first four layouts from the challenges:
Challenge 1 - was to create a layout using two 4x6 portraits and one 6x4 landscape, with the idea being to fill in the gap at the left bottom corner with some embellishments. Since I wanted to do a Halloween Disco layout, I found this great skull paper, so I decided to print smaller 3x4 photographs instead, so you could still see the background paper. This layout is going into my Project Life Album - so appears in the November section as the Halloween disco was a week after Halloween.
Challenge 2 - The challenge was to line up four pictures in a row and add a pocket for the journalling on the right. As you can see I used more than four photos - I added an extra row, so that I had enough photographs to remember and represent the event - my sister's 40th birthday party. This layout also goes into my Project Life album in the November section.
Challenge 3 - The challenge was to use 4x6 photographs in the below configuration, but cropped to 4x4. I decided instead to use 3x4 photographs, as I could save even more time, by not having to crop them, as well as giving me a little more white space on the page. I also omitted one photograph and replaced it with a journalling block. These photographs are from Eliza's birthday last year at Let's Play, with her friends from school, and her younger cousins. This layout is for Eliza's album.
Challenge 4 - The challenge was to use cropped photographs, presented in staggered columns - which is exactly what I did. The photographs are of Eliza opening her presents on the morning of her 8th birthday last year. This layout is also for Eliza's album.
Di :-)
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