ScrapStreet.com Magazine

April 2008

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Yahtzee

All About Blue

A Little Shimmer

April Showers

Under Cover

Going Places

Card Corner

The Showroom

Discovery Drive

Design Square

Overhaul Alley

Chic Street

Street Maps

Pet Park

Digital Kit

Pixel Place

Digital Discovery

Creation Station

Digi Dashboard

Crossroads Cafe

Highway Help

Photo Stop

Highlights

Chat Lane

Bits-n-Bytes Junction

Traveling Class

Calls and Contests

Calendar

Boards

Gallery

Streets

Store

Kit Club

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Pixel Place

Katey Green

April already... I hope spring has finally begun to show its face where you live. Is the sky bluer, leaves appearing on the trees, little flowers peeping out? Definitely where I live, though, April is always a mixed month, so I won’t put my umbrella away just yet! This month's kit from ScrapStreet is overflowing with rainbow colors, soft and muted to herald the blossoms soon to appear. Let’s see what our team have been up to with this... from weddings to sweet treats!

	Design note: I wanted this layout to focus on the moment the photo was taken, so I used all white pattern papers and just the hint of solid green which was one of the wedding colors. The addition of the black flourishes gives that elegance associated with weddings. Having all the kids with their uncle on the day of his wedding was priceless.
Guys n Dolls by Reneé Morris-Dezember. Supplies: Digital Kit: The Sweetest Thing by Sue Wood Designs for ScrapStreet.com, Fonts: Palace Script MT, Haettenschweiler.

Editor’s Notes: Look how the deco has been enlarged and made almost transparent. It gives great focus to the little hand reaching for the butterfly.
Butterfly Garden by Lindsey Krauss. Supplies: Digital Kit: The Sweetest Thing by Sue Wood Designs for ScrapStreet.com. Font: 2Peas.

	Design note: To achieve this effect on the picture I duplicated the photo and for the bottom copy changed the blending mode to Luminosity at 100%. To keep the color, I left the top copy in normal blend mode, but lowered the opacity to 43% which gave me the effect I wanted for this layout.
Reaching Up by Emma Moore Supplies: Digital Kit: The Sweetest Thing by Sue Wood Designs for ScrapStreet.com, Photo: courtesy of Phaedra Wilkinson, Font: Imperial BT.

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