AlexWyattMommy
<font color=deeppink>Okay, here I am, out of high
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bookmama, have you looked at the swap glossary thread? It has some links to websites that give you step-by-step instruction on how to make most of the elements.
To help with the overall feel, pick one main color for all your elements. Than only use one or two other complimenting colors until you get the hang of it. Simple is very okay, as long as you are using good quality paper and embellishments.
I noticed your cutting was jagged and uneven. Do you have a scrapbooking store near you? Like an Archivers or locally owned one. They will have special die cutting machines you can use - for free - if you buy the paper there at that store. This will help you tremendously with keeping clean lines and not spending a lot of money on machines & gadgets.
If you need advice or help - please ask someone - we are willing to help. We have all been new and amatuerish.
To help with the overall feel, pick one main color for all your elements. Than only use one or two other complimenting colors until you get the hang of it. Simple is very okay, as long as you are using good quality paper and embellishments.
I noticed your cutting was jagged and uneven. Do you have a scrapbooking store near you? Like an Archivers or locally owned one. They will have special die cutting machines you can use - for free - if you buy the paper there at that store. This will help you tremendously with keeping clean lines and not spending a lot of money on machines & gadgets.
If you need advice or help - please ask someone - we are willing to help. We have all been new and amatuerish.