Here comes the last part of the photo book I created to preserve my memories of the year 2011. Take a look at the photo book: Click here to view this photo book larger Create your own custom photo books at Shutterfly.com. Here you can see the other parts of this album: PART 1 PART 2 PART 3
I have more inspiration on my photo book project detailing moments and events of my year 2011. Today, I’m sharing the third part with you. Click here to view this photo book larger Shutterfly allows you to customize your photo book just the way you want. There’s still more to come, and if you like what you’ve seen so far, don’t forget to come back. Here you can check out PART 1 & PART 2.
Last week, I began sharing with you another finished photo book project – one of those yearly photo books I began creating in 2010. Today, I’d like to show you the second part of this photo book filled with double page spreads of my daily life. Click here to view this photo book larger The new way to make a photo album: photo books by Shutterfly. And don’t forget to stay tuned, because there are more parts to follow over the next couple of weeks. You can see Part 1 of this album HERE.
I finished this photo book a couple of months ago, and now I finally get to share the pages with you. I decided to split it into several parts so as to not overwhelm anyone. So, here you can take a look at the first part: Click here to view this photo book larger The new way to make a photo album: photo books by Shutterfly.
When it comes to scrapping pages for photo albums and such, my preferred way of scrapping the memories is by using double page spreads. Of course, as with everything you do in scrapping, there are lots of choices as to how to go about your designs. When working with double page spreads, I’ve found there are four ways of how you can scrap them: One combined layout, using a composition that includes your entire spread. A two-page layout, using the same products. Using two pages with different products to scrap about the same topic. Two single page layouts with different products and different topics. Option 1 | A Combined Layout This option means you would create a two-page spread like a single unit. Personally, it is my preferred choice to scrap two page spreads for an album, because it makes the two pages look like one large layout. Option 2 | Two-page Layout with Same Product Another favorite option of mine is to create two separate layouts for a double page, but …
