So what size page floats your boat?
I cannot resist a good 12" x 12" layout, but rarely indulge in doubles these days.
I take roughly about ONE MILLION photos a year these days ( may be a slight exaggeration - but it feels true!!) and I really had to get a bit picky about which ones I would print and scrap... so I came with the formula of just doing the really special ones, which means that often I don't have a series to scrap, just a special shot or two at the most - hence the single page craze I currently find myself in.
But I don't mind putting togehter a mini album or two here and there either. My favourite size for these are 8" as I can still get plastic sleves for this size. They also mean I can source A4 size cardstocks to use in them - here in OZ, they are considerably cheaper than 12" x 12" cardstocks - BONUS!
On top of that I can use all my little 6.5" paper pads for patterned papers in them.
Whatever size you scrap though, the right chipboard titles and embellishments always make pulling a page together that much easier - here are a few of my recent examples of this theory...
TOUGH GUY - 12" x 12"
I made this layout using the Antiques Collection from Kaisercraft and yellow paint
I used yellow and green ink for adding colour to chipboards.
I used yellow ink on the title and edges of frames.
BEAUTY - 12" x 12"
I designed and printed this background paper myself and used brown ink
with the template and on the chipboards.
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8" MINI ALBUM PAGES
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Whatever you size you scrap in - the important thing is that you have a great deal of fun doing it!
I hope you are at having as much fun as I am 💚
lots of love from Kel xo
