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I know 😂 sometimes I wish it was that easy. That right side bugged me all day yesterday and this morning looking at it, it just clicked.… I had a laugh too watching your video not only that you used the same papers but with the pumpkin on fire🤣 thanks for watching ❤

Thank You Vicki….it is a great workshop and not my normal color combo but it was fun to play with it. I have 2 more layout and then….well we will see what papers are left 😊

@@CraftyConceptswithErin Thank you Erin ❤️ Yes, the colors worked out great and I love using the white gel pen for a few little extras. Thanks for watching

@@vickiwest4143 Thank You Vicki ❤️ glad you like it and thanks for watching

@@nancydickinson2432 Thank You Nancy, hope you try them too 😊

@@valarieraven7523 Valarie, thanks for watching and asking about the circles. You can find a lot of different wonky circles on Cricut. If you have the Cricut access they are free or you have to buy them, but they are usually only a $1 or so. I created this one myself. I used a 9.5” circle shape and a 9” one. Layered the two on top of each other and SLICED them. Keep the outer ring and remove the rest. Then I DUPLICATED the ring twice and just moved the rings so they overlapped each other. Ones I was happy with the result I marked all three and hit the WELD button. You can then resize them to any size you like. Hope this helps ❤️

@@claudiahendersoncreations thank you. Really loved your layout.

@@valarieraven7523 Thank you so much, this means a lot to me. If you liked the circle layout, here is another version of a circle layout. It is just a one page this time, but you can easily create a companion page to it ruclips.net/video/RdXCAJlzIoE/видео.htmlsi=LR5ztONxFAjD_hHo

@@claudiahendersoncreations thank you.

@@cathysito7414 Thank you Cathy and I hope you will give them a try. I actually might make a separate video showing these pencils because they are a great tool to Colo r in without having to spend a ton. It does take some practice but the more you try them the easier it will get. You can just stamp images on white card stock and practice. Also try what I told you not to do …LOL… yes, use a practice one that didn’t turn out, and go back in it with lots of water on your brush and see what it does to the image ❤️ but give them a try…if you are interested in a more detail video for watercolor pencils let me know

@@judytanner6418 Judy, thanks for watching and so glad you liked it. I found out overtime that these tank water brushes weren’t holding the water too good anymore. So sometimes an uncontrolled bigger amount of water would just come out without me squeezing the brush. I do like to use the brushes and I still do, but I don’t fill them with water anymore, especially not my older ones. The brush I used in the video is old, but I like the fine tip on it. I have other regular brushes that I use for my watercoloring but I know many have these or the clear ones SU offers….and they are good brushes. The only time I fill them with water is when I do bigger backgrounds with watercolor and you need lots of water to spread. Oh I have some any ways to use the watercolor pencils LOL…would make for a long video, build you are interested to see more with the watercolor pencils let me know. I am thinking of making a video just on way to use your watercolor pencils.❤️

@@crafting_with_kami Thank You Kami, I just had too many pictures…. Again LOL

@claudiahendersoncreations that's a constant struggle for me too 😆

@@crafting_with_kami 😂 yeah were are the days when we use a regular camera with film LOL

@@rondaladuke6106 Thank You Rhonda for watching and so glad you like it ❤️

@@CraftyConceptswithErin Thank You Erin, I thought about an Autumn or Christmas wreath too but didn’t had the right photos to go along with it. Glad you liked the watercolor tip. I love my watercolor pencils and I might have to make a little longer tutorial for those. Thanks for watching ❤️

@@InknWhimsy Thank You Laura, so glad you liked the video. I know the process of cutting down your photos can be hard for some, so I try to show how I do it. I have a lot of preprinted photos (all 4x6) that I have to wiggle down so I can get more than just 3 on a page and to make it look good. So glad you like my video and thanks for watching

@@claudiahendersoncreations exactly!! I have a lot of 4x6 photos too! 😂🤣😂

@@diannatroutt5967 thank you Dianna and so glad you might be able to use the idea for your photos. I will look forward meeting to you too💕

Thank you Denise so glad you like it too. I loved the clean look of my photos on the white so I tried to stay away from a heavy DSP, plus this is perfect for those little pieces of paper we save 🥰 thanks for watching

@@CraftyConceptswithErin Thank You Erin ❤️ I loved how the pictures looked just on the white paper background, so I didn’t wanted to add too much to distract from it. Thanks so much for watching 😊

@@vlogyoutubeolja Thank You ❤️

@@robincrowley7828 Thank you for watching Robin, you can make these temples really easy. I used some thicker vellum from my stash, but if you want a real clear look of your pictures before cutting them down, grab some acetate. Cut the vellum/ acetate down to your most used photo sizes. I have mine cut to 5x3 4x4 3x3 3x4 3x3 2x2… you can make any size you like. These are the standard sizes I use to cut down my 4x6 pictures that are already printed. Next grab a fine permanent marker and ruler and add the grid to it. You don’t need this, but in photography you work with thirds, so I just divided each side of my cut pieces in 1/3 and drew a line. That’s all, now they are ready to be used. I hope this helps…. I got a lot of questions about these little cheat sheets as I call them 😂 maybe I make a quick tutorial. Let me know if you have any other questions and thanks for watching.

Thank you so much ❤ I am so glad you like my video and my layouts. Yeah the journaling 😊 I am bad in keeping up with it. But this trip is almost in the book and I will finish it off with my journaling. I told myself, no new project until that is done💕 I will try to show the book ones it’s finished…

@@paulapeterson-warnock3030 Thank you Paula, so glad you like my layout 💕

@@dianeetcheverry2747 You’re welcome, English isn’t my native language so sometimes it gets a bit lost 🤣 gotta laugh myself when I listen to it….but glad I could help. Keep crafting 💕

@@diannatroutt5967 Thank You Dianna, years ago I saw someone using something similar and I thought it was a great tool to make better decisions on where to cut your photos, especially landscape pictures. They are easy to make from vellum. Just cut the photo sizes you like and use, place a grid on it with a marker (thirds) and have fun using them. Thank you for watching and commenting ❤️ glad you enjoyed the video

@@jopicker7568 thank you💕 glad you enjoyed it. Happy crafting

@@rhondapurton-coles6250 Thank You Rhonda for watching and glad you like this layout ❤️

Thank You Erin, I appreciate your responses. I have to say, the more I use my “old” pictures to finally get them into albums, the more I pay attention to what photos I take these days on our trips 😊 thanks for watching

Thank you Andre for watching and glad you enjoyed it. Yes, I totally agree, the glitter in the center would have been too much 😊 I know we girls love glitter but sometimes it’s not needed. Happy crafting and hope to see you back here❤

@@cindyb5297 Thank you Cindy, I appreciate your feedback and I am so glad you like the layout. 💕

@@doriskilbane6089 Thank You Doris, You can always change the sizes on sketches or add more photos if you need too. I like sketches as my starting point and sometimes they turn out completely different as planed 😊

@@denisejames855 Thank You Denise. I love this circle sketch because you can create soooo many different looks with it. Thanks for watching 💕

@@denisejames855 Thank you Denise. I am so glad I was helpful. Yes, my little cheat sheets are really helpful. I like to get a better look on what my picture would look like before I cut it down and to determine where I should cut it. You can make your own using vellum like I did or even better use acetate. The nice thing is you can make it in any size you want. Thanks for watching ❤️

@@annettejung Thank You so much Annette, so glad you like it.💕

@@menarobertson84 Thank you so much for watching and I am glad you like the layout. Keep crafting 💕

@@Melsstampingallery thank you Melanie💕 it’s a great sketch and that makes it easier 🙃

@@Margaret-i7b thank you Margaret 💕

@@crafting_with_kami Thank You Kami, it was fun playing along with all of you. 💕

Thank You Cindy and I too love the blue pop of color. Worked out great this time 😊 Thanks for watching

@@CraftyConceptswithErin Yes…. Working on my pages from this trip I had many John Denver moments ….great music. I too like how the blue accents just finished off the pages. The greens and browns just were to flat… Definitely have to play more with the stencils, but they are really great. Christmas tress are calling I think💕 Thanks for watching Erin

@@LoveaDuckie Thank You so much 💕 and thanks for watching. I hope you give it a try

@@Margaret-i7b Thank You Margaret… I loved how it turned out myself

@@lindarogers6209 thank you Linda💕so glad you like it. I love this circle design.

@@CraftyConceptswithErin Thank You Erin, yes the cut of 2 pictures into one strip worked out great. I am sure I will use this again…the Rocky Mountain Pictures are calling LOL

@@marilynlynskey7103 Thank You . I am so glad you like it. Give it a try 💕

@@dawnhoffman7842 Thank You Dawn, I am very happy with the turnout. Hope you give it a try too 💕 thanks for watching ❤️

Thank you for watching and I am glad you liked it😊 give it a try❤

@@scrapbookaholic Thank you for watching 💕 and I am glad I could give you a few more ideas.

@@CraftyConceptswithErin Thank You Erin, I really like this sketch and it worked great for my picture. The little hexagons were a happy accident LOL…thanks for watching

@@vlogyoutubeolja thank you for watching and I am glad you liked the layout💕

@@sharonangel8671 Thank you Sharon. Regarding the photo crop overlay, do you mean the picture at the beginning?

@@claudiahendersoncreations Hi Claudia, no the overlay transparent sheets with the grids on them for cropping down to the 3x4 etc, about 3 and half minutes in. Its a wonderful idea.

@@sharonangel8671 Oh I see 😂 my bet….I just took a piece of sturdy vellum and cut them to 3”x3”, 3”x4”, 3”x5” and 4”x4”. I then took a permanent marker with a fine tip and put in the grid lines. Simple as that 💕. It is even better when you can cut them from acetate or use some clear packaging and cut them to the sizes you like. The marker will work the same but with the clear sheets you can see your cutting area even better. ❤️

@@claudiahendersoncreations Thanks Claudia, thats clever. Thank you so much.

@@sharonangel8671 You are welcome. Glad I could help….let me know if it works for you. Make sure to check out tomorrow’s video….using a fun tool 😉