Design Principles for the Scrapbook Page: Lesson #4 Alignment

by Debbie Hodge

Welcome back to “Where Scrapbook Ideas Come From.” Earlier lessons covered the design principles of Emphasis and Repetition. Today we’re talking about another principle: Alignment.

Click here to read lesson 4

There are many big and small ways to incorporate alignments. If you’d like to think some more on this, take a look at these two articles to get you thinking about more approaches.

Look for Lesson 5 in your inbox soon.

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22 Responses to “Design Principles for the Scrapbook Page: Lesson #4 Alignment”

  1. Bev says:

    These are wonderful. Thanks so much. I think I missed Lesson 3 though. Anyway to locate that one? I don’t want to miss a thing!

  2. Bev says:

    Sorry I posted before I read, so I found lesson 3. Thanks

  3. latz says:

    Thanks for these mini-lessons! I love all your examples too. I find I am especially drawn to “edge alignment” layouts with strong lines.

  4. Ami says:

    This is being a very informative, interesting and enjoyable series. Thank you.

  5. Verbena says:

    Really enjoying the series!

  6. helen says:

    am totally enjoying these lessons!! thanks so much!

  7. grambie says:

    I look forward to each lesson with great anticipation. I realize, through your lessons, that you have to build upon each step as you apply each necessary concept. (I can’t wait to put it in practice.)

  8. tape says:

    Great info again!

  9. Catherine says:

    Thank you Debbie
    another great lesson

  10. Patricia says:

    Hi Debbie,

    Putting in practice everything I’ve learned so far and having a ball. Today’s lesson on alignment and the examples shown have given me great ideas. Preparing a page right now. Thank you once again.

    Take care,

    Patricia

  11. Trista says:

    This has been my favorite lesson yet! I loved your centered aligned layout. Total “a-ha” moment for me, to see how you offset the centering with the embellishments. Off to go give it a try myself!

    PS Found you via Twitter and am so glad I did!

  12. Deborah Wagner says:

    Great lesson and I LOVE the layout “Fast Forward”! I hope you don’t mind if I scraplift it – it’s just lovely!! Thanks again for the lessons!

  13. DebbieHodge says:

    go for it! so glad it inspired you.

  14. Charlene Reeves says:

    I haven’t seen any homework. Help me find it please.

  15. Alison says:

    I have been downloading these as pdf files but can’t seem to do this one. Have I missed something or is it not available?

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