Bright Idea 438: Button Flower
Create a cute embellishment for your page using a button, bow and a shape.
Create a cute embellishment for your page using a button, bow and a shape.
This is a fast, easy, and stylish page that you are going to love.
This technique will show you how to easily create a decorative background for your pages. Pair with Photo Arrangement Cluster Groups for a quick and easy page.
In this video, you’ll learn how to create a dynamic, arched title with a fun warped effect where the letters grow larger in the middle and smaller on the ends. This step-by-step tutorial will guide you through formatting text along a path, and adjusting font sizes for a unique scaling effect.
To create a realistic shadow, it's essential to understand the fundamental properties that can be adjusted. This tip will explain what each of the properties means.
Transform simple shapes into a dynamic design for your scrapbook page. By combining circle shapes with strategic cuts and rotations, you’ll craft a bold framework for four photos. This technique adds geometric interest and balance while leaving room for your story to shine. Follow the steps to make a striking centerpiece that brings both structure and style to your page.
This tip explores how to incorporate multiple fonts in one text box or text path.
Create the illusion of multiple papers on a page with a folded edges and layering of photos.
Shadows are essential in giving scrapbook pages a captivating 3-dimensional feel. This video demonstrates how to create curled corners and warped shadow effects for photos and embellishments.
Use the cutters to craft vibrant striped triangles to serve as a page backdrop.
Who hasn’t heard—or asked—the classic “Are we there yet?” I know I have! A charming, simple suitcase shape makes the perfect backdrop for a travel-themed page. Start with a basic rectangle shape to create the suitcase, then add a custom shadow to give depth to your luggage and title layers.
This Bright Idea will show you a fun way to frame your photos with a phrase.
This is a quick and easy page to start off each section of a trip, A Year in the Life of, or a perfect title page. Using the blend cutter and text to add interest to a shaped photo will give you a beautiful way to begin your project.
To Group or Not to Group (TGONTG) - Filling. This tip explains the differences in functionality and limitations when working with grouped versus multiple ungrouped elements, focusing on fill options.
Design a border that seamlessly integrates a title, with the title layered to create an effect that appears to pop out from the border.
Feature a page for a special someone using shapes and fonts, just in time for February, the month of love!
Use a single photo to create a cover, title page or chapter starter for an album.
This title technique will add the perfect subtle decorative detail to your page.
It's time to make your book project's cover or title page. Use the Custom Cutter and Text to ensure your layout "Pops" off the page!