A Tribute - Studio J
My last and final layout of the Studio J 5-pack that I have been working on is a tribute to my late Father-In-Law. I created the layout before I knew what pictures I was going to use. I really liked the colors and look of this layout. The more I worked on the layout the more it reminded me of my Father-In-Law. He LOVED to hunt and fish. So I decided to make this layout a tribute to him!
The technique that I learned creating this layout is using ribbon tabs to make a pleated ribbon. I placed a ribbon tab on the right page and rotated it 90 degrees. Then I copied and pasted the tabs all across the page. I love how the stitching makes it look like I sewed the pleated ribbon in place!
The text box on the right page has a stickease tag in it. I rotated and enlarged the tag and cropped one end. Next, I added another journaling box on top of the tag so that I could journal right onto the tag. The strip across the star on the right page is actually a My Stickease Border. It had words across the border. I cropped the border down to the phrase that I wanted to keep - "Full of Life" and placed it across my star.
Working on my 5-pack layouts has been fun and I learned several new things! The things you can do in Studio J is endless! I'd love to have a Studio J class for anyone that is interested locally! If you are interested, let me know and I'll find us a time and place!
Want to know more about Studio J? Visit my website HERE.
The technique that I learned creating this layout is using ribbon tabs to make a pleated ribbon. I placed a ribbon tab on the right page and rotated it 90 degrees. Then I copied and pasted the tabs all across the page. I love how the stitching makes it look like I sewed the pleated ribbon in place!
The text box on the right page has a stickease tag in it. I rotated and enlarged the tag and cropped one end. Next, I added another journaling box on top of the tag so that I could journal right onto the tag. The strip across the star on the right page is actually a My Stickease Border. It had words across the border. I cropped the border down to the phrase that I wanted to keep - "Full of Life" and placed it across my star.
Working on my 5-pack layouts has been fun and I learned several new things! The things you can do in Studio J is endless! I'd love to have a Studio J class for anyone that is interested locally! If you are interested, let me know and I'll find us a time and place!
Want to know more about Studio J? Visit my website HERE.
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