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We had discussion about the styles recently in our forum. Some of us know our styles while some of us are still experimenting. But, we all do know that there are a few styles available. I think they are not separate entity. The styles can overlap or mix, depending upon what is the theme of the layout or our frame of mind at that time of making the layout. Sometimes you can clearly say this layout belongs to a particular category. Some times we cannot classify. I think it is like Beauty, lies in the eye of the beholder.
Again, no two people scrap page are the same nor no two-scrap pages turn out to be the same. Why? Because we all have personal styles. Our personal style can change as we learn new techniques and use new or different embellishments and papers.
Talking of styles here are a few styles widely talked about in scrap booking articles
And then there is this artistic and eclectic approach which most of us do and we call it experimental!
Now one of the article talked about, the level of complexity to each layout. Which can be quick, intermediate and complex.
Quick is simple smooth edges and a title
Intermediate is setting things in a slant and extra more embellishments
Complex is adding layers, journal ling block, adding more texture or finishing off with extra embellishments the coordinate you theme.
I think this is where our individuality comes in and each and every layout starts to look unique to the person who made it.
Hope this little piece I complied is useful to you all.
References:
1. 3D outline stickers. You will get in the card making section in your LSS
2. Acetate paper or transparency sheet
3. Colour gel pens- sparkle ones even better for butterfly
4. Craft knife.
Making it:
1. Remove one of the outline sticker carefully ( I have used flower to show you, there is butterfly which is more effective) and paste it on the transparency sheet.
Here are photos of the butterfly I made.