I always end up with tons and tons of pictures for a soccer season - and I never can narrow it down to just one layout. For Nicholas's sophomore album, I got it down to 5 layouts for the high school summer soccer program.
When I do those layouts, I try to use common papers and elements on all the layouts so that they look cohesive within the album. For these layouts, I came up with the idea of putting the titles on tags for these five layouts. I combined a tag shape and a triangle to cut them out of paper with a grid pattern using my cricut. Then I dug up some old rub-on letters that had been my fathers to add the titles. Because the rub-ons were so old, the lettering ended up with a distressed look.
I love the way they turned out and can't wait to use them on my layouts. I'm also thinking about all the other ways I could use the tags and letters (together or separately) in my albums.
When I do those layouts, I try to use common papers and elements on all the layouts so that they look cohesive within the album. For these layouts, I came up with the idea of putting the titles on tags for these five layouts. I combined a tag shape and a triangle to cut them out of paper with a grid pattern using my cricut. Then I dug up some old rub-on letters that had been my fathers to add the titles. Because the rub-ons were so old, the lettering ended up with a distressed look.
I love the way they turned out and can't wait to use them on my layouts. I'm also thinking about all the other ways I could use the tags and letters (together or separately) in my albums.
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Love these! Perfect papers, and these really are so versatile, great for cards, PL, regular scrapping, etc.
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