16 Grit & Grace Ideas to Inspire Your Scrapbooking with the Sweet Shoppe Sugarbabes
I simply adore when the Sugarbabes over at the Sweet Shoppe work with my product, they are masters of digital scrapbooking! This month, SIXTEEN babes played with the Grit & Grace collection, each with a different “challenge” to complete and the end results are SO inspiring! Check out the layouts and fun compilation video below!
Jacinda - An on-theme use of the kit focused on family
LA - An on-theme use of the kit focused on strength, resilience, or adversity
Tammy - A page for a daily Gratitude Album like "Thankful 30" or a similar project
Angie - A different-themed use of the kit - how could you use this kit for a layout about something other than family, gratitude, or resilience?
Char - An un-themed use of the kit - one that matches the kit's colors to your photograph(s) and doesn't use any of the themed elements or word art.
Evelyn - A page that's embellishment-heavy with lots of floral and element clusters
Carrie - A clean and simple style page with ample white space (also known as a "minimalist" style layout)
Krista - A pocket style layout
Cassie - A non-pocket page that makes good use of at least 3 of the pocket journaling cards.
Judie - An art journaling page
Ally - A magazine-style page (solid white background, no drop shadows on photos, solid alignment of images and elements, heavy use of geometry)
Heather - A layout with lots of repetition of a single specific element from the kit
Amie - A title-focused layout that makes outstanding use of the alphabets and word art from the kit
Reba - A layout where this kit is combined with another kit (Wander & Wonder) to flesh it out or take it in another direction
Karli - A "shape-shifter" layout, where the subject of your photograph is extracted and images are blended through the use of brushes, layer masks, blend modes, and lighting effects. Sometimes known as "contemporary collage", Anna Aspnes teaches this style of scrapbooking.
