Seriously, folks. Am I the last person in the scrapbooking world that does double pagers?
I flipped through 15 pages of layouts on Two Peas the other day and found ONE double page layout.
Most of the layouts I see in both Creating Keepsakes and Scrapbooks, Etc (the mags I have subscriptions to currently) are singles.
Now, we all know that I can rock the single pager here and there…but mostly I am drawn to doing a doubles. I just like how the story flows from one side to the other as you flip through my books. I like how I can add a few more pictures, more journaling and spread out the cute embellishments on a double.
Don’t get me wrong. I’m a big fan of the single pagers. I love how it gives you the opportunity to get a bit more artsy and creative in a smaller place. I think there is a place for both singler’ers and double’ers in the scrapbooking world.
I’m just wondering where all my fellow double’ers are at? Holla!
Here’s one of my latest doubles:
Our Disney trip in February. I’m not a fan of the traditional Disney colors and embellishments much anymore…overkill in my books, I think. So I went a different route this time…Disneyland by land, sea and air. And Jillibean’s New England Chowder line was a perfect fit!
These fabric thickers are my new favorite for sure!
When journaling on my computer, I highlighted the highlights (ha ha) in red…made for a fun journaling block.
You know that I love the pennants that are everywhere right now…this one is all Jillibean! I punched that stop sign out of the Butter paper from the New England Chowder line and then glazed it up, adding the mini letters from MLS.
A Single’er or double’er? What are you?
Kristen
I am with you sister!
ReplyDeleteI do mostly doubles too! I take WAY too many photos to do singles :)
ReplyDeleteDoubles, absolutely!
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