November 22, 2022 | Digital Scrapper News | Volume 20 Issue 47
Hi ,
Maybe you are like me . . .
Sometimes I like my scrapbook pages to have no background at all. Just a plain white. It's very refreshing!
And sometimes, I like just one background paper, one that is simple and not too bossy or mind-blowing.
And then the mood strikes me and I spend time putting background papers together in a pleasing way. It
fancies up a scrapbook page that might otherwise look like it's lacking something.
The Background Design Problem Here's the
problem with that last example---there are only a handful of classic ways (as opposed to weird ways) to arrange background papers. So a little help and inspiration are always appreciated.
This week on the blog, Gina Harper is lending a little help for creating a non-weird background paper arrangement. Here are my scrapbook pages applying her
idea, both before (left) and after (right). I LOVE the change!
You'll find the details on how to recreate this design below. Enjoy!
P.S. The header above was created using Wish Upon a Star by Aprilisa.
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Transform a background paper using a fancy striped selection and a layer mask. This technique is the perfect way to add transitioning to your scrapbook page.
