Thursday, May 28, 2015

A Couple of Lori Whitlock Digital Summer Scrapbook Layouts

Just popping in to share a new summer themed layout up on Lori Whitlock's blog using her newest digital collection being released today called Island Paradise (which is available for purchase at Snap.Click.Supply).  :)

To create my layout I turned to a fun sketch by the gals at Scrapbook Generation.  It made the design process super quick and I just loved working with these bright and fun digital papers and elements!


While I'm here I thought I would share a second layout I created a month or two back for Lori using her Patchwork Layout Template 2 and her Home Sweet Home collection.  These templates were so much fun to work with and I just love the impact they have with so little effort!


If you've never tried your hand at digital scrapbooking, I would totally recommended dipping your toe in with one of these fun templates.  I am making these in an effort to get a head start on my custom path Shutterfly photo books I make for my family every Christmas.  :)

Thanks for stopping by.  :)

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3 comments:

  1. Jo Williams Independent Stampin' Up DemonstratorMay 28, 2015 at 11:24 AM

    Mendi these layouts are so pretty! The first one is so fun, colorful and bright! Love that! And in the second layout, I just LOVE your family photo. And OMG the tulips!!!! Tulips are my favorite flower in the entire world. I love them and you were in a field of them! Where was that field at?? I want to put it on my bucket list!!! Now are these layouts completely digital or were they created by hand by you, using digital papers?
    Hugs,
    Jo
    xox

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    1. Mendi YoshikawaMay 28, 2015 at 2:12 PM

      Thank you! The tulip field is a festival located in Canby/Woodburn, Oregon (it's out between the two towns)--It's called the Wooden Shoe and you can read more about it here: http://www.woodenshoe.com/

      As for the layouts they are completely digital, but I created them from scratch in the style of traditional scrapbooking by using circle and pennant masks/brushes to fill my shapes with the patterned paper (similar to die-cutting your traditional paper). :)

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  2. Taunya ButlerMay 29, 2015 at 1:04 PM

    Oh my gosh - there really isn't ANYTHING that you can't do!!! These layouts are so amazing and full of color and great pattern paper choices and they are digital - awesome plus super amazing!!! You are so terrific and you talent with colors and patterns make you such a pro at anything using those two things - also throw in a little embellishments and some stitching and you will make a masterpiece!!! Love these layouts!!!

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