October Progressive Challenge

[Els AW]

Originally Posted by Kythe

I took the punch lesson learned from Septembers' progressive and applied it to this one. I hope I've not shot myself in the foot when it comes to the next step!

Wow, that is a great effect you made!

[diharper]

I'm enjoying your challenge. Here's the link to my LO:

http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...lowers&cat=708

[Scrappinsass]

Step Four:
4. Time to add some elements! Keeping to the Halloween or Autumn theme, create clusters radiating out from your photo in two directions. Using 4 different flowers, 2 different foliages (is that a word? LOL) 2 different ribbons or strings, 3 paper strips, 2 buttons, and another main element that says something about your layout theme. You can repeat these items as many times as you like and add shadows. Try a glitter style on an element if you like too. The clusters should go about to the center line in both directions... with the bulk of the cluster being close to your photo.

Post your layout by Saturday, October 27, 2012 The next step will be posted Sunday, October 28 2012

[bombalurina59]

Oh MY! I knew we weren't getting off that easily - Lone, you've done it again!!:)

Here is my step 4:

[Els AW]

Yes!
I think I have to print this out to see if I will have everything done!

And what if my photo is to close to the side?

[Bright Eyes]

Yep... knew she would throw us a huge curve....

Glad we are getting all the cluster elements/papers at the same time so we can play with them.

Els... remember that 'center' means not only to the middle vertical but the middle horizontal, too. You can see from Andrea's layout how that works even if your photo is near one side. Took me a minute to remember that there actually is two centers...

Great job on your page so far, Andrea.... you are quick!

[Els AW]

Thanks! And with the example of Andrea I should get on ;-)

[Scrappinsass]

You can think of a big "L" shape.. with your photo being at the joining of the long and short legs of the L.... the *legs* would then be radiating towards the horizontal and vertical centers of your layout. Hope that helps :)

[Scrappinsass]

Originally Posted by bombalurina59

Oh MY! I knew we weren't getting off that easily - Lone, you've done it again!!:)

Here is my step 4:

Lovely finish Andrea!

[Els AW]

Originally Posted by Scrappinsass

You can think of a big "L" shape.. with your photo being at the joining of the long and short legs of the L.... the *legs* would then be radiating towards the horizontal and vertical centers of your layout. Hope that helps :)

Yes, thank you, that helps! ;-)