3 ways to get scrapbook layout ideas and inspiration
If you’re looking for some inspiration or ways to take your scrapbook page layouts in new directions, try using something different–something you don’t usually reach for. Below are three layouts that all use the same background paper by Die Cut With A View and the same page sketch–Sketch #39 by Debbie Hodge.
1. try a different style
There are so many great styles out there to choose from, try channeling a different style and chances are you’ll come up with an awesome hybrid of of the two styles! My page here is inspired by “Making an Art Journalish Layout” by Dina Wakley.
2. try using your supplies in a new way
Whether it be using a doily as a frame, or an alpha as an embellishment, or even your digital supplies on your paper layouts, every supply has multiple uses, so get creative and see the difference it makes! “Celebrating Us” was inspired by Paula Gilarde’s Designer Project and ebook “Embellishing with Alphas” by Debbie Hodge.
3. try out a new technique
Fun techniques can give your pages a boost, so pick a technique you’d like to learn and take a class or find an online tutorial! I think you’ll like the process of learning something new and the effect new techniques will have on your current style! “Grow” incorporates techniques I learned in Oodles of Doodles with Michelle Houghton and Scrapbooking with Fabric with Tania Willis.
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Amy Kingsford is a Get It Scrapped! teacher as well as a happy wife and blessed mother from Northern Utah. She is a creative team member for digital designers ErinInk and Biograffiti and for the Crazy Daisy Kit Co. Check out her work on her blog, Scrappydoo.
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Trying a new style or technique is a good idea. The more techniques you learn and the more styles you encounter, the more you can get good ideas which will make your scrapbook amazing.