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Sunday, August 8, 2021

2021 Road Trip - Craft Fair


Today's Scrapbook page is an example of modifications.  I often find that when I go to post a project and look at the picture critically, I decide I want to change something.  This happened with this page.  Here is what it looked at first:

I realized that the eye was drawn to the big white block of journaling instead of the pictures, and I just didn't like the composition.  I decided to re-do the journaling & soften the white using my Scroll & Brush markers with a water brush. (Yes!  That worked without smearing the print & dried quickly.)

This is the way it looked at that point, but it still felt a bit off balance.  I decided to mat the title blocks with white as well, and that's what you see in the final picture (above).  I would have liked to move the center block down a bit as well (I had it offset because of the way I had done the journaling at first).  Unfortunately, it was stuck down too well to move, but I think the changes I made still made things better.  I MAY print another of the pots real small & fussy cut it for an embellishment at the bottom.  I think that would help quite a bit, but I don't have time now.

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