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Page Pattern Description: A row of five 3.25 x 2.125 inch photo spots creates a border across the top of this 11 photo spot page. Two 1 x 3.25 inch border strips make a great title spots and, as always, photo spots can be exchanged to create space for journaling (as shown in the sample below.)
Creative Discovery Museum by Tami Potter
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Page Pattern Description: This two page spread boasts Eleven 2.125 square spots, two "full size" photo spots, room for a title and lots of journaling.
Setsubun by Theresa Amlong
With a horizontal and vertical flip, Theresa was able use pattern #20 to create this richly colored page.
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Page Pattern Description: This pattern is designed to accommodate a large title, across the page top, and a centered 4x6 landscape style focal photo (matted 4.375 x 6.625). Fourteen 2.125 x 2.125 inch squares wrap around the main focal spot allowing space for multiple smaller shots, or a patch work of patterned papers.
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Page Pattern Description:
This is a fun pattern that can fit up to 13 photographs. It is completely made up of squares so there is no need to worry about fitting photographs that are either landscape or portrait orientation. Any will orientation will work in these spaces (as long as the main subject can fit within the square).
The top and bottom rows almost mirror each other vertically. The one exception is the 3.25 squares are in different spots. These rows both have 4.375 in. squares (these would show your main photographs) and 3.25 in. squares (place other photographs you would like to highlight in these spots). Each row also has two 2.125 in. squares which provides more room for photographs. Last there are 1 in. squares which is great for close up texture photos or pattern paper.
The center row is a border made entirely of 2.125 in. squares. These are wonderful spots for a title, journaling, Cornerstones or other embellishments. If you still have many photographs you would like to show, place them here.
"Happy Easter" supplies used:
This page was created with 12x12 Spring Green grid paper, plus Boysenberry, Cyclamen Pink, Medium Pink, and Pineapple Bliss Paper Tiles. I also used a Medium Pink Rabbit Cornerstone and Basicgrey™ pattern paper to brighten the page. The journaling was made with alphabet stickers.
Tip of the Day: Easter is coming - which also means easter egg hunts! Many people want to capture adorable kids out collecting eggs, but a lot of times this holiday comes during the time of year that is overcast and dull outside, like in the photos shown in the page above.
If your photos come out looking dull, brighten up the page by using fun colors. I highly recommend using bright colors for pages featuring photos of children. This is why I chose bright green grid paper and bright Paper Tile colors. I also wanted to make the page seem fun to look at. So don't worry if your photos were taken on a cloudy day, brighten up the page to show off the adorable kiddos!
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Page Pattern Description:
If you have fun or quirky photographs, this is the right pattern for you! This puzzle pattern is mostly made up of squares. There are four large photo spots, and 7 small spots. I recommend grabbing your 2.125 in punch for this page!
The Four Large Spots are (starting at the top going clockwise) a 4.375 in. square, a 5.5w x 4.375h block, a 3.25 square, and a 3.25w x 5.5h block. These areas would be your highlight photographs. Note: This pattern is perfect if you don't have a 'stand out' photo to use as a focal point. In my page below, I did not have a specific photograph that I loved or a particular subject I wanted to show. I viewed the photos as equally good.
The rest of the page consists of 2.125 in. squares and 1 in. squares. For this pattern I recommend using texture photos or close detail shots. This creates a texture for your layout.
"The Met - Modern Art" was created with 12x12 Mosaic Moments™ White grid paper, and Black Paper Tiles™. Both the 2.125 punch and the 1 in. punch were also used to cut the smaller photographs.
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