Video Tidbit: Sliced Frame
Jazz up your photo holders and create sliced photos framed with text for a page that looks straight from the magazines.
Jazz up your photo holders and create sliced photos framed with text for a page that looks straight from the magazines.
Create a sophisticated title with the "Formal Affair" technique using just three simple shapes: a heart, a rectangle, and a triangle. In this video, you'll learn how to transform these basic shapes into a stylish tuxedo and lace-inspired design, perfect for wedding, anniversary, or elegant event pages.
Inspiration comes from everywhere. Check out a page that was inspired by a member of the FOREVER pixels2Pages Community and let it spark your own creativity by crafting a page inspired by what you see!.
Have fun with overlays by using them to fill your custom cut designs.
Create a unique design on your page by elongating the letter "O".
Celebrate the 15th birthday of pixels2Pages with a special tribute to the Pixies for their training, inspiration, creativity, camaraderie, and special moments.
Design a fast yet creative page featuring a personalized border, along with a cut-out title and frame.
This is a fast, easy, and stylish page that you are going to love.
This technique will show you how to easily create a decorative background for your pages. Pair with Photo Arrangement Cluster Groups for a quick and easy page.
Transform simple shapes into a dynamic design for your scrapbook page. By combining circle shapes with strategic cuts and rotations, you’ll craft a bold framework for four photos. This technique adds geometric interest and balance while leaving room for your story to shine. Follow the steps to make a striking centerpiece that brings both structure and style to your page.
Create the illusion of multiple papers on a page with a folded edges and layering of photos.
Use the cutters to craft vibrant striped triangles to serve as a page backdrop.
Create a fun border of hearts and tags to use on any page showcasing something or someone you love.
This is the fourth tip in a series of how to incorporate the various cards that are in many digital art kits.
Who hasn’t heard—or asked—the classic “Are we there yet?” I know I have! A charming, simple suitcase shape makes the perfect backdrop for a travel-themed page. Start with a basic rectangle shape to create the suitcase, then add a custom shadow to give depth to your luggage and title layers.
This is a quick and easy page to start off each section of a trip, A Year in the Life of, or a perfect title page. Using the blend cutter and text to add interest to a shaped photo will give you a beautiful way to begin your project.
Design a border that seamlessly integrates a title, with the title layered to create an effect that appears to pop out from the border.
Use a single photo to create a cover, title page or chapter starter for an album.
This title technique will add the perfect subtle decorative detail to your page.