11.05.11 Speed Scraps with Marie H designs 9 PM Eastern time

[marieh]

Join me tonight at 9 PM eastern time in the chat for my first Speed Scrap ever

I will give you 6 steps to create an amazing layout. I will update the first post here after every step.

There will be a participation prize for everyone who turn a layout and some random prize during the speed scrap too !!

Here is the prize for everyone who will turn out a layout !!




Before we start a hint for you ... You will need 2 photos

Step 1 : Take 2 papers of your choice. Take one for your background and cut a 10x6 in rectangle (3000 x 1800) to place it on the bottom half of your layout.

Step 2 : Frame or photomate your 2 photos on that you place on your smaller paper and that you overlap one over the other a bit.

Step 3 : Cluster 2 sides of your smaller paper with a minimum of 6 different elements. It can be only 2 half not full sides and you can duplicate them.

Step 4 : Place at least 1 ribbon and 2 elements around the photos.

Step 5 : Place a title with at least 1 word bigger than the other(s)

Step 6 : Add any additional elements you like and don't forget your shadows.

Here is the layout that inspired me

[SweetLittleNothingness]

Everyone come join!! I know I'll be here!

[marieh]

Only 1 hour to go !! I hope you are all ready !!

[Get 2 Scrappin']

I'll be here... trying to get the kiddos to bed now. See y'all in a bit!

[missdamsel]

I am going to try to be here. Hubby came home last night from being gone a week. He wants to watch a movie, think he'll notice my laptop in my lap?!?!

[marieh]

LOL Missi I don't know

Hey Jacque I just put mine to bed too !!

[marieh]

Are you all ready ?? I'll update the first post for every steps

[photom]

What a beautiful PP! I wish I could scrap, but hubby needs the computer to finalize his portfolio. I can chat out here, though.

[PierKiss]

Kiddos finally asleep I'm all set to play!

[marieh]

Step 1 : Take 2 papers of your choice. Take one for your background and cut a 10x6 in rectangle (3000 x 1800) to place it on the bottom half of your layout.