Wednesday is always the big reveal on the Let's Scrap website! The new sketch challenge of the week is posted along with "inspiration" layouts (or cards) created by the Let's Scrap Design Team (DT). This week is especially great because all of the DT's are at the top of their game and their creations are exceptional! Be sure to check out the site--right after you check out this blog!
Usually, I show you the sketch and then show you my layout or card. This week, I will reverse that because I have made some significant changes in both the sketch and one of the photos to accommodate the orientation and size of my photos.
Meet the Gosky Family! It was actually Molly's senior photo shoot, but Mom decided to take advantage of the opportunity to have the family photographed, as well!
The left half of the sketch as been rotated 90 degrees to the right to accommodate the landscape photos--necessary to accommodate a family of 6!! Even with this sketch, I had to cut the focal photo on the right into 3 "slices."
You can now more easily see the "liberties" I took in adapting the sketch:
And, now, each side alone so that you can see the detail:
Glad you came by! Please do leave a comment to let me know you were here--and because it makes me feel what I do is worthwhile!
Cheers!
Usually, I show you the sketch and then show you my layout or card. This week, I will reverse that because I have made some significant changes in both the sketch and one of the photos to accommodate the orientation and size of my photos.
Meet the Gosky Family! It was actually Molly's senior photo shoot, but Mom decided to take advantage of the opportunity to have the family photographed, as well!
You can now more easily see the "liberties" I took in adapting the sketch:
Cheers!
Beautiful layout. Love how you rotated the left side.
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Fantastic take on the sketch Kay. I have some of the Tim Holtz film strip but never could figure out what to do with it, but you sure put it to good use here. I love the bottle cap title and how you cut the picture into 3. Fabulous job.
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