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Sunday, 1 April 2012

Sarah's Card Retreat - March 2012 - Part 2



Here are the 6 classes layouts that I did at the retreat and a few of the others I managed to complete.

All the class layouts are designed and taught by Sarah's Card Design Team.

No. 1 - designed by Tracey - who normally does cards, so this was great to see how she work as a scrapbooker.


No. 2 - Designed by Louise - now where do I start with the techniques for this layout, WOW! WOW! WOW! - when I got my head around all the measuring and cutting out, I found it very relaxing and love how the layout incorporated loads. Really want to do another one of these when the time allows.


No. 3 - designed by Ifa - loads of techniques of this page, misting, masks, doilies.


No. 4 - Designed by Claire - papers that I would never have looked at twice, but love how this layout has turned out. The window is made out of cardboard, distress ink and white paint - brill idea


As you may know, I don't like things that are too fiddlely, so I even amazed myself doing this in the class and actually using in on the layout.


No. 5 - designed by Helen - love how this came together, and learnt how to make a chevon pattern on the layout, under the photo is hidden journalling, another brilliant idea. Helen had designed this page so that it can be adjusted to fit any paper size A4, 12x12 8.5 x11. You basically work on the white card stock and then stick that onto your background sheet.


No. 6 - Designed by Jen - when I saw this layout my initial throught was 'No Way' was I going to sit here cutting out all that. But has you can see I did and loved it. This was the one that I wanted to finish off at home, as the photos I had taken didn't seem right.



So that it for the class layouts, Thanks girls for providing such great inspiration and hope to see you all again next year.


This next layout is the 'layout challenge' we were given a layout kit, and we could only use the paper that was in that kit - OMG - what a challenge - my mind went blank, and the initially layouts was so not like this one, the patterned paper was vertical, there was no stamping, different photo, actually several photos were chosen. Anyway after sleeping on it I came up with this one.



Then it was the sketch challenge, I've used a photo of James taken last year, and my new collection pack of papers from Simply Stories - Awesome collection.






This one was a quick on for a workshop I'm doing over at Two Peas. When I photographed this and looked at it on screen decided that the journalling tab wasn't right was will be change that.


Right folks, that all for now. Thanks for stopping by and please leave a comment, which are all much appreciated.

6 comments:

Sunshine Girl said...

Wow they are all fabulous - see I keep telling you that sitting and fiddling and cutting is well worth it isnt it!

Lou said...

Amazing layouts Jackie - it looks and sounds like you had fun at your retreat :)

Tracy said...

All your finished class layouts look fabulous Jackie. Love your challenge layouts too. Hope to see you again next year.
Tracy. x

Helsbells said...

Glad you got something from each of the classes. Your versions look great.

I think you do amazing things with your stamped/misted backgrounds. Is that an ink splodge stamp I spy?

Good to see you again :)

Unknown said...

Such gorgeous layouts and it looks like you had a great time there! :)

Louise said...

It was great to see you again Jackie, and I love your finished LOs. Your challenge LO was a favourite of mine, I love your style and how you create fab backgrounds.
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