Paper Letter Challenge
Paper Letter Challenge
by Nann Dalton
Join the Creative Team in a challenge to scrap your best using Christina Rambo’s Paper Letter video tutorial.
Photos can stand alone on a page, but it sure is eye catching to see them accompanied by a large title! Use the Gradient tool to create a folded paper texture. Then, cut and fold a big letter to create a bold statement on your scrapbook page.
Access the Video Tutorial Here:
- Premier members: Log in to the August 2015 Premier Classroom.
- All others: Find this video in our shop.
- OR become a Premier member and receive even more bang for your buck!
Step One: Apply What You’ve Learned
After viewing the featured video tutorial above, create a digital scrapbook page or greeting card using the techniques taught.
- Take your time, but entries must be received by Wednesday, August 26, 2015, 10 PM Eastern.
- Think outside the box.
- Let your creativity shine!
Step Two: Show Off!
I know you are going to LOVE the results of your efforts, so we are asking you to share!
- Post your finished layout or card in our Paper Letter Gallery. Don’t forget to add credits for the photo(s), supplies, and font(s) used.
- Again, all entries must be received by Wednesday, August 26, 2015, 10 PM Eastern.
- While you are there, leave some love and encouragement for other posters.
Step Three: Did Your Entry Win?
Make sure to scrap your best! We’ll be watching the gallery for standout pages containing beautiful photos, eye-catching shadows, and creative application of this video tutorial.
- One standout page from the Challenge Gallery will be chosen on Thursday, August 27, 2015.
- The winner will be announced in the Digital Scrapper News on Tuesday, September 8, 2015, where you’ll be given the opportunity to extend congratulations.
- Note: All challenge layouts will be moved into their respective Member Galleries after the challenge has ended.
For a limited time you can download this PNG word art created by Christina Rambo. Use this word art to participate in the challenge or simply consider it a bonus after creating your own. See the TOU from the download for font and paper credits.
TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
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Author: Nannette Dalton | Contact Us
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