Themes, layouts and inspirations
Autumn Baldwin of It’s Always Autumn, ran an eight part series on her blog to help you get better photos using your camera on Auto. She starts off by showing how photos can be improved by turning off the automatic flash, then addresses other topics like shooting outdoors, composition and perspective, and the perfect lens for low light. Click here to go to Part 1 of the series. You will find the links to all eight posts there.
I love creating smaller albums for a single event or occasion, it makes it easy to stick to a design style, color combo and theme. Connie created this wonderful 6″ x 8″ Spring and Easter themed album using products from Doodlebug, mainly the Bunny Hop and Hello Again collections. She created an amazing cover with lots of printed dies, stickers and gems covering striped pattern paper stitched around the edges. There’s also a wide pink ribbon tied with a super cute dangle of metal charms.
Inside she included fun interactive elements like pockets, flaps and fold out tags. These lots of fun embellishments too like doilies, ribbon, twine, gems and pom-pom trims. She also included more stitching throughout too.
Take a look at more pages and find all the details over at the Doodlebug blog.
-Heather
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