🧡 3 Ways to Use Photo Strips + New FREE Video Tutorial + Boogie with Us!

Published: Tue, 05/16/23

May 16, 2023 | Digital Scrapper News | Volume 21 Issue 20

Hi ,

When was the last time you used a photo strip on your scrapbook page?

If it's been a while, maybe today is the day to revisit the idea. Here are three possible ways you can effectively use photo strips on your page.

1️⃣ Use the photo strip to display the same subject, but with different expressions or poses. This works great for showing one of my orioles trying to figure out where the shutter noise is coming from.

2️⃣ Use the photo strip to show different details from the same subject or event. This works great for telling the story of my family painting soldiers at Christmastime.

3️⃣ Use the photo strip to tell a story sequence: first this happened, next this happened, and finally, this happened. This works great to tell the story of the cake I made for my niece for her eighth birthday.

photo strip of making a cat mermaid cake

The photo strip that I used above is from Artful Memories by Vicki Robinson Designs, but you can make your own photo strip by following Gina Harper's latest FREE tutorial on the blog. Scroll down for more details.

Love and creative success,

Jen White, Owner of Digital Scrapper & QwikLearn

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