The lattice print side of the paper became the background for the layout "Dream Big" (previously blogged here).
And the text print side of the paper became the background for the layout "Magic Moment (previously blogged here). It does take a bit of planning ahead, if you want your pages in chronological order, to use both sides of a sheet of patterned paper. However, I think it's worth it. And my wallet certainly agrees, since this technique allows me to get two layouts out of each piece of paper. I know that this tip won't work for everyone, but it's definitely something to at least keep in mind.
That's it from me today. Hope your week is off to a good start!
7 comments:
Good tip, I did that once and more often I cut big square/circle from the middle and use outer side as a border and the second side turn over in the middle, usually mount them on plain card.
Lovely layouts :)
I've always thought double sided scrapbook paper was a waste of good money. I really LIKE what you did and how well you managed to use both sides. That's a fabulous tip. Now if I just scrapbooked (grin).
Super smart. Love that idea.
two beautiful layout...
Such an easy and good idea!!
Great tip!
~Kim
Lovely pages! I do love patterned paper that is double sided - much more versatile!!
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