Cutting out a photo for layout makes it look like person is really there - makes it stand out.
Frames, cut out or both add to layout dimension. Even eggs were put into the bag!
Frames with rub-on's can bring photo's in focus.
Here are some fabulous examples by members of the Scrap n’ Art Design Team:
"Slumber party" by Ami Godfrey
Supply List: Paper: Hobby Lobby Blue Textured Cardstock, Sassafras Lass “Anthem” Collection, “Vintage Yummy” Collection, “Sunshine Lollipop” Collection; Cosmo Cricket “Early Bird” Collection and “Girl Friday” Collection; Chipboard: Cosmo Cricket Ready Set Chipboard “Early Bird”; Rub-Ons: Hambly “Mod Trees Brown”; Ink: Ranger by Tim Holtz Distress Ink “Walnut Stain” and Ranger Stickles “Diamond”; Tools: Heidi Swapp Edge Distresser, Cutter Bee Microtip Scissors
"Photo Rubik's Cube" by Carol Zeitz
Supplies: Rubik’s Cube, six photos cropped and printed to size; Adhesive – ATG gun
"Snack Time" by Krista Hanna
"Snack Time" by Krista Hanna (detail)
Krista printed two of the same photo and cut out her daughter to make her POP even more from the page!
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