I was making a layout recently and wanted to use several very different patterns of My Mind's Eye paper in my design, but I wanted to be sure the layout had continuity and flow. One way to do that is to use a punch on each piece of patterned paper you use. First I cut squares of the patterned paper and arranged them around my photo. Then I used my Kreaxions 906 Punch to punch a border on the outer edge of each square.

I think that continuous design helps make sense of the different patterns I used (from Dinosaurs to flowers) and helps the viewer's eye move around the page.

I filled every other square with an embellishment and I used the Kreaxions Punch 603 lotus flower to bring in another spot of the bright green color.
 Have a great weekend!

🙂 Rebecca

I was making a layout recently and wanted to use several very different patterns of My Mind's Eye paper in my design, but I wanted to be sure the layout had continuity and flow. One way to do that is to use a punch on each piece of patterned paper you use. First I cut squares of the patterned paper and arranged them around my photo. Then I used my Kreaxions 906 Punch to punch a border on the outer edge of each square.

I think that continuous design helps make sense of the different patterns I used (from Dinosaurs to flowers) and helps the viewer's eye move around the page.

I filled every other square with an embellishment and I used the Kreaxions Punch 603 lotus flower to bring in another spot of the bright green color.
 Have a great weekend!

🙂 Rebecca