Double Page Challenge - June/July 2012 - Digitals

dreamerpaula · #1 06-01-2012, 06:16 AM

Here we are at the mid-way point of the year. Yup, this two-month span covers months #6 and 7. One step after another will bring us through another year!

Definition of a double layout: a set of two scrapbook pages that are designed to be printed and/or displayed side-by-side. They can be done as one continuous page or just as two pages that look nice together. They are typically done with coordinating colors/papers and feature a single theme or topic.

Every other month, I'll set out a new challenge for you. Each one will have something to do with a two-page layout; you'll need to post the double layout to the gallery in order to earn the challenge reward. You can post it as a single gallery image that shows both pages or you can post them individually (or do like many people do and post it both ways!) You will always have two months to complete the challenge to earn the prize.

Here's the prize for June/July:

Remember.... no "double dipping" - the LOs you make for this challenge can't count for another challenge! You need to use products from Digitals, but they don't have to be from my store (although I LOVE to see my stuff used!)

Now for the challenge...

Last month, I gave you an easy challenge. This month, I'm giving you a challenge that is, well, more challenging. We've done something similar in the past, but I hope this one is just enough different to make it fun.

Your challenge is to use three or more photos that show a sequence of events. This sequence should be something that happens within minutes or within days (please not something over a longer period this time).

Not required but suggested: make your journaling in either the style of a reporter or as if you are writing in a diary.

You can do this from a template if you like, but you don't have to. The style and everything else is totally up to you.

dreamerpaula · #2 06-01-2012, 01:45 PM

I just put my 17 year old son on a plane to head to Japan. I scrapped a double page for this challenge to stay busy - while keeping an eye on the website.

Here's the double page.

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You can see the LO halves HERE and HERE.