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Layout Ideas!
Here are a few layout ideas that i have been working on...
Faces are covered due to privacy, but I am happy with how they turned out
so thought I would share. Enjoy!
Oct 16, 2011
Oct 14, 2011
Oct 12, 2011
Dreamed About Sale
Come on down to Embellished Memories and participate in the sale you've always dreamed about!!
Starting October 12, 2011.
10 - 40% off everything in the store with the exception of the new Christmas lines, cardstock, Simple Stories "Baby Steps", Stickles and a few other new products.
Most of the store is dotted with different colors: red=40%, yellow=30%, green=20% and blue=10%.
Come in soon as items will go quickly.
You can't beat the price!!!!
October is croppin' time. Our October Croptacular is October 21st - 23rd. Call or drop in the store to reserve your seat. They are going fast! Only three seats left.
Starting October 12, 2011.
10 - 40% off everything in the store with the exception of the new Christmas lines, cardstock, Simple Stories "Baby Steps", Stickles and a few other new products.
Most of the store is dotted with different colors: red=40%, yellow=30%, green=20% and blue=10%.
Come in soon as items will go quickly.
You can't beat the price!!!!
October is croppin' time. Our October Croptacular is October 21st - 23rd. Call or drop in the store to reserve your seat. They are going fast! Only three seats left.
Oct 6, 2011
Christmas Cards
Kristina Werner has a segment on her blog - 25 days of cards. Check it out. She is doing a different design, different techniques, different cards everyday for 25 days!
http://www.kwernerdesign.com/blog/
I finished 50 Christmas cards last weekend. Now, just to write them up, address them and mail them in time this year!
Do you make your own cards?
~~Melanie
http://www.kwernerdesign.com/blog/
I finished 50 Christmas cards last weekend. Now, just to write them up, address them and mail them in time this year!
Do you make your own cards?
~~Melanie
Oct 4, 2011
Creative Cropping Part 2
Use a foreground element when composing a landscape picture. The foreground element gives the viewer a reference point from which to view the main scene. This technique works when composing a picture of a person also. Makes the picture more personal.
A tall item on either left or right side of landscape is an example of a foreground element. You can crop part of it out or most of it, depending on the picture but still maintains a point of reference.
Before you press the shutter, scan the edges of the camera viewfinder to see if there are any distracting objects. These can't always be cropped out and can spoil a nicely composed picture.
Next week learn how to make water stand still or if moving, look like silk.
Happy picture taking.
Edith
Use a foreground element when composing a landscape picture. The foreground element gives the viewer a reference point from which to view the main scene. This technique works when composing a picture of a person also. Makes the picture more personal.
A tall item on either left or right side of landscape is an example of a foreground element. You can crop part of it out or most of it, depending on the picture but still maintains a point of reference.
Before you press the shutter, scan the edges of the camera viewfinder to see if there are any distracting objects. These can't always be cropped out and can spoil a nicely composed picture.
Next week learn how to make water stand still or if moving, look like silk.
Happy picture taking.
Edith
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