Seaside Part 3

It's taken a little bit but I did it, I stretched my workshop into five double page layouts!  My goal was to try to get three or four so I was pleased that I made it to five.  I was able to do this by using the front and back of the paper.  I used every scrap that was 1/2" and bigger.  I stuck to the stamps, inks, and dots for the workshop.  The fiber that was used was the only thing that didn't come with this workshop and I've actually had it for quite awhile so it needed to be used.

For the first layout I can fit four 3.75x4" photos on the Sorbet color cardstock.  I inked the edge of the cardstock too.

On the Pear cardstock you can fit two 3.5x6" photos.  One 6x3" on the Desert Sand, and one 3x5" on the Colonial white.  Or you could do two 3x3" photos on the Desert Sand.

For this layout you can fit three 4x6" photos on the left and two on the right.  As well as two 3.5x3.5" photos on the right.

For the last layout I used the stamp that looks like a net to make a background design.  The left page can fit one 4x6" photo and one 4x3.5" photo.  The right can fit one 4.5x4.5" photo and one 5x7" photo.  I also added a small journaling scrap.

The measurements are for the size of the photo not the size of the paper.  Those sizes could always be adjusted to how much of the photo mat you prefer to show.  I usually leave 1/4" showing around the photo.

I hope this has shown you that scrapbooking can be as much or as little as you want!  The workshop is a great option for stretching your money on supplies.