Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts

A Valentine Mini Album // Part Two

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 12-13
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 12-13
Today I'll be sharing more of my Valentine Mini Album. Check out Part One here and for an overview of the entire 37 page album, you can visit my post over on the Glitz Design blog. In this three part series, I go into more depth and you'll find additional images and details on my album construction below.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 14-15
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 14-15
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 16-17 Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 16-17 Closeup
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 16-17
I use a lot of white thread and wood veneer throughout my entire album because I love the added texture and their neutral base keep them from becoming a distraction. This cute little typewriter is from the Heyday Collection by Studio Calico.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 18-19 Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 18-19 Closeup
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 18-19
On these pages, I threw in some Arrow and Elongated Hexagon Wood Veneers by Studio Calico into the mix. The hexagons make a great base for work strips or other types of captions.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 20-21
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 20-21
I added another plastic pocket insert in between these two pages and left a blank photo mat in the middle to add a photo.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 20-21 Closeup
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 20-21 Closeup
On the flip side of the insert, I added some embellishments, including word art using Studio Calico's Darling Dear Alphabet Wood Veneers. These might be the cutest wood veneers I've ever seen and they came with the Copper Mountain Studio Calico Project Life Kit (which was also the cutest ever btw).

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Page 20 Closeup
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Page 20 Closeup
These are "cotton candy" colored sequins I found at the Studio Calico shop. I love the color and they seem to always pretty selection of hues in stock there.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 22-23
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 22-23
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 24-25
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 24-25
Here, I've added more of my own typography using Photoshop. I also used Tim Holtz Label Letters to spell out "I love you more than all the stars in the sky" and this pretty constellation patterned vellum to layer in between.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 26-27 Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 26-27 Closeup
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 26-27
I love this wood veneer heart by Freckled Fawn and paired it with word strips by Glitz Design.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 28-29
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 28-29
In between these two pages, I've sandwiched a plain velum insert, creating white space in an otherwise crowded spread.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 28-29 Closeup
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 28-29 Closeup
I also added a plastic insert with lots of options for photos. In the corner, I slipped in "M" and "R" typewriter keys by Tim Holtz and embellished them with a bit of bakers twine.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 30-31
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 30-31
This is the last set of plastic pockets. It's filled with journal cards by Glitz Design still has room for a few photos.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 30-31 Closeup
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 30-31 Closeup
Again, I've added interest to the flip side of the insert by adding word art and a couple embellishments.

Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 32-33 Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 30-31 Closeup
Valentine Mini Album // Part Two // Pages 32-33 Closeup
This is the last set of pages I'll be sharing today. The little star accent is from confetti included in my Studio Calico Valley High Project Life Kit--definitely easy enough to make, but nice to have on hand. I've shared a link below along with all the other supplies from Part One of this series as well. Tune back in for Part Three at the end of the week!


How To // Achieve a Chalk Effect Using Glitz Designs

 Tutorial - How to Create a Chalk Effect in Photoshop
Photoshop Tutorial // How to Acheive a Chalk Effect Using Glitz Designs
Today, I'll be sharing a tutorial on how to quickly create chalk ornaments using Glitz Designs. In the layout below, I used the French Kiss collection (included in this week's One Buck Wednesday sale over at Jessica Sprague).

Free Download // Analog Paper Doodles No. 1: Beach Trip

Free Download // Analog Paper Doodles No. 1: Beach Trip
Free Download // Analog Paper Doodles No. 1: Beach Trip
Happy Wednesday! As promised, here's a little download to get you through the weekday hump.

Included are some of my pencil doodles converted into a Photoshop brush. I've also added individual png files that you can use as photo overlays. If you want to see them in action, check out my post from yesterday ♥

DOWNLOAD

Create A Layered Paper Layout With a Digital Template // Part 2 // Silhouette Tips & Tricks

Hybrid Project // Create a Layered Paper Layout Using a Digital Template // Part 2 // Silhouette Tips & Tricks
Hybrid Project // Create a Layered Paper Layout Using a Digital Template // Part 2 // Silhouette Tips & Tricks
I hope everyone is having a great week! Today I want to share a paper layout I recently put together . . . the first paper layout I've ever created!

I've always loved paper crafting and I'm a huge fan of Project Life, but traditional scrapbooking has always been more of a challenge for me. When I discovered digital scrapbooking, I fell in love and, had it not been for the amazing Silhouette machine Ray gave me, my paper crafting may have permanently taken a backseat to Photoshop.

Well, I'm happy to say I was finally able to jump over that last scrapbooking hurdle. I've realized an important step in my scrapbooking work flow is creating a mock up before actually touching any paper. Here is the digital layout I made and I included my paper layout right underneath for comparison.

DIY // Realistic Washi Tape in 3 Easy Steps

DIY // How to Shadow Washi Tape in 3 Easy Steps
How to Shadow Washi Tape in 3 Easy Steps
Happy Wednesday! Where does the time go? I can't believe the week is halfway done and I can't believe we're just days away from June!

I'm checking in right now with a quick tip on shadowing washi tapes in Photoshop--hopefully this will save a little time :) Check out the full blog post at SSD where I talk a little bit about my process putting together a scrapbook page.