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kimmybutton 

18 November 2007 - 04:19 PM | Permalink: #1
Wow, Bobbie! Just looked at the first version along with Denise's suggestions and this redo...awesome! You nailed the curled edges embellishment. I love the scalloped edge of the brown paper that repeats in the scallop of the frame. An incredible page for your album! (I haven't even started mine and I don't think I'll have time until after Thanksgiving--already have a house full of company staying here! :disappearing-smilie: )

Rose Ann 

18 November 2007 - 05:06 PM | Permalink: #2
Really NICE job, Bobbie! The first one was great, but the changes make this just lovely! Funny how such small things make such a big difference visually.

Looking at both of your pages on the photostrip, I don't see why they wouldn't look fine next to each other in a book. They certainly don't clash and they are about the same vacation.

Karen Chandler 

18 November 2007 - 05:48 PM | Permalink: #3
Very nice layout, Bobbie! Those few changes did make it a little more balanced. I love the colors and the curled paper looks great. I haven't used those yet, but plan to soon.

I made a 20 page digital album this year for my daughter. I learned a lot about how to plan an album and how to make the double page layouts coordinate. I'll summarize the main points I learned and sent it to you by PM.

To all other class members - If you would like my summary on creating albums, please let me know and I'll send it to you.

Karen

Karen Chandler 

18 November 2007 - 05:57 PM | Permalink: #4
Bobbie, I think your shadows look great.

I think of the fruit embellishments as stickers, so a drop shadow would not be necessary. But others might prefer it - especially if a bevel is added to create more of a chipboard look.

The white label might need a shadow if you are thinking of it as a cardstock label. I don't know any other way to determine when a shadow is needed, but someone else might have more info.

bjc 

19 November 2007 - 12:54 PM | Permalink: #5
thank you everyone for your comments...they are a great help to me...

have a nice thanksgiving

bobbie

floss 

20 November 2007 - 11:24 AM | Permalink: #6
I think everything looks great Bobbie.It's a wonderful page.I thought your first LO was great anyway.Its amazing what a little tweaking can do.Your choice of colours are just right.Your shadows look fine to me

flormr 

21 November 2007 - 02:32 PM | Permalink: #7
Beautiful job.... Love the tweaking... You already had a wonderful page to start....
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