Imaginescence Range "play" kit

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 This is a kit I'm doing for the shop. It's a three page kit using papers from Imaginescence.

 This layout uses those Miss M photography photos and as you can see they do go with such a wide range of papers... I'm not finished showing those photos and different papers though so you'll see lots more yet. I used flags and pin wheels to show off the papers and create a fun vibe to the page.

 These photos aren't the greatest quality which is why I used them in this way. By cutting all the photos down to the same size and cutting out all the "useless" background the photos now tell the story better.

 For this layout I've used two photos horizontally across the page.  In each of the layouts in this kit I've tacked the "design aspect" in a different manner to showcase how to tackle each of these scenarios 1. An enlarged photo for a single photo layout. 2. Multiple photos of poor zoom (bet you've got lots of those in your stash of "pre digital camera" photos and 3. A multi photo layout using two 6 x 4 photos.

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Unknown said…
Wow it's really nice...Excellent work you did. I have you bookmarked to check out new stuff you post.Keep sharing more.
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The Scrap Miser said…
Thanks for your comments Amelia.
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