How many ways are there to design a scrapbook layout with the Dynamic Die Set? Do you have a favorite way to work with the Dynamic Die Set? I decided to play around with a few extra die pieces to see what could be done.
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This is what I came up with.
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For my own page I’m going with 4 large 4×4 die pieces in the corners with the 2×4 section in between on each side.
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I have chosen the Fields grid paper from the Lazy Days Collection to be my foundation. I had a pretty paper from Scrapbook Customs called Wood Plank Forest. It’s the kind of paper you could just frame and hang and enjoy, but I wanted to incorporate it into a layout and this pattern was the perfect opportunity to try something new.
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I’ve cut all my die pieces in dark brown and placed them on the grid and then began to cut my patterned paper into sections to keep the pattern intact once I filled the spots.
In the horizontal center sections I’ve built up the center bits with two additional brown cardstock pieces. It’s just a slight elevation that is really just visible close up. I’ve placed my tags with the location on each of these sections.
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Each of the four corners have photos inserted into the squares. In the diamond between the corners I’ve built the center 2×4 section and the extended side triangles with two layers of brown cardstock to elevated from the die frame.
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I could have filled all the spots to accommodate 8-9 photos, but I wanted to see as much of the paper as possible. Yes,that means taking a little longer to work on the details, but I think you’ll be pleased with the results if you try something similar.
Andrea Fisher