The basic rules that we were given for the second week of the contest are shown below.
DSP Rule of Thirds Tutorial:The kit from the DSP Store that we used for the week was a beautiful creation by Carole Harden. I really enjoyed working with the beautiful textures and images she provided us.
Employing the rule of thirds
ROUND 2 RULES:
• You MUST use the designer kit you were provided but you do not need to use everything in the kit.
• You MUST use an overlay, either from the DSP Freebie Gallery - Overlays or purchased from the DSP Store.
If you choose an Overlay Stax that has more than one layer you do not need to use every layer.
• You MAY use more than one allowed overlay.
• You may NOT use elements from any other kits except for the allowed overlays.
• You MAY re-color, re-size, and otherwise alter the allowed products however you want.
• You MAY use anything that comes with your software such as shapes, presets, styles, actions, brushes, tubes.
• You MAY use any font.
• You may NOT use ploppers or quick clicks.
• You MAY use sketches or scraplift (recreate, copy or adapt an existing layout or design sketch (with credit given to the original)
• You may NOT use stock photos (royalty free photos from websites)
• You MUST give PROPER CREDIT: DSP kit name and DSP designer name. You are also encouraged to give the store link and keyword
Autumn Nocturne page kit
Created by Carole Harden
©2009 Carole Harden
The overlay I chose to use for my layout was from the Overlay collection created by Erica Belton available in the freebie gallery of the forum. Remember, if you register on the forum this wonderful resource gallery is available to you as well as many wonderful people to help you along as you learn digital scrapbooking.
72_OL_AutumnWinds
Just Doodles Overlays
Created by Erica Belton
©2009 Erica Belton
The first version of my layout for this week of the contest used a couple of pictures of my daughter Mary's children. I really like this layout, especially the finished version:
As you can see the text on the page is dark and hard to read against the background. During this week the "mommies" mostly had me make changes to my text and this layout went through 4 revisions for a total of 5 versions before I was finished.
This was a tougher week for me because I was doing a very physical job at a couple of the local Home Depot stores shaping Christmas trees and I was very tired most days. The job involved a lot of ladder climbing as well as reaching stretching and bending. Most of the stores had about 28 trees and some were 9 and 10 foot tall. It took me and another lady two evenings to complete each store. This was in addition to our "normal" jobs.
So, here is the final version for this layout:
If you would like to see all of the different versions of my layouts you can go to my gallery at: http://deeannek.digitalscrapbookplace.com.
Thanks for visiting and sharing my journey with me. Until next time,
Blessings to you and your family,
Denise.
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