{"id":44511,"date":"2010-11-04T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2010-11-04T04:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/work-test.blog.acherryontop.com\/labourious-layouts-12383-44511\/"},"modified":"2024-08-22T21:57:36","modified_gmt":"2024-08-23T01:57:36","slug":"labourious-layouts-12383","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.acherryontop.com\/blog\/labourious-layouts-12383-44511\/","title":{"rendered":"Labourious Layouts"},"content":{"rendered":"

Inspiration for those challenging layout styles<\/strong><\/p>\n

\tWhen it comes to challenging layout styles, three usually top most people's lists – White Space, Busy and Mixed Patterns. This week, the Digi Creative Team decided to combine the three and offer you inspiration of these three challenging layout styles.<\/p>\n

\tWhite Space<\/strong><\/p>\n

\tFall = Raking<\/a>, by sarahwhithers<\/p>\n

\tJenn says: "I always find a white space layout works best when you have a bit of clustering going on. It makes the page look full, even though you have that large amount of white space."<\/p>\n

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\tPickin' On The Square<\/a>, by Keling<\/p>\n

\tSara says: "When thinking "white space", the space doesn't have to be white – I've used a blue background. I do recommend that you stick with a solid background, as opposed to a pattern, and that you should leave at least half the background open, if not more."<\/p>\n

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\tLove Hate Relationship<\/a>, by milmomma<\/p>\n

\tBrittney says: "By keeping my pictures small and everything to the outside I gave this lots of white space."<\/p>\n

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\tBusy Pages<\/strong><\/p>\n

\t30 Years Young<\/a>, by sarahwhithers<\/p>\n

\tJenn says: "For the CY Reveal this week, we're making up some troublesome pages for you. This one is using a full page or no white space. I find I like to keep things clean when I fill up a full page, a template, a grid, it keeps things organized without losing your pictures in the mix!"<\/p>\n

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\tSeptember 2010<\/a>, by mommybruno<\/p>\n

\tCassandra shared: "I used to have a lot of trouble filling a layout, but using a grid really makes that so much easier. And it keeps a full layout from looking too cluttered and confusing. Go grids! LOL! TFL<\/span>!"<\/p>\n

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\tTrick or Treat<\/a>, by milmomma<\/p>\n

\tBrittney says: "I love filling up a layout! It gives me a chance to feature lots of papers and elements, but keeping them clustered help keeps it from being chaotic."<\/p>\n

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\tLife is Sugar Sweet<\/a>, by Keling<\/p>\n

\tSara says: "Busy papers tend to give the illusion that you've filled every space on a page."<\/p>\n

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\tMixed Patterns<\/strong><\/p>\n

\tRakin' In The Fun<\/a>, by milmomma<\/p>\n

\tBrittney writes: "This week with the troublesome layouts reveal, I found this one fun. Used all patterns and no solids. By keeping most of them small I've kept it simple."<\/p>\n

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\tSnuggle<\/a>, by sarahwhithers<\/p>\n

\tJenn says: "I always find it easier to work with patterned papers when you layer them or put into small pieces. It gives a really neat, mixed effect!"<\/p>\n

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\tWild Ponies<\/a>, by Keling<\/p>\n

\tSara says: "When mixing patterns, the best thing is to use papers from the same kit. Designers put a lot of effort in making sure all the items in a kit work together, so trust their judgement!"<\/p>\n

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\tThe Funky Bunch<\/a>, by Jenn Kellams<\/p>\n

\tJenn writes: "This is a photo of my nieces and nephews. I love them and they truly a 'funky bunch". They are so much fun to be around though!"<\/p>\n

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