Break alignment expectations with care.
Doris Sander loved the way her niece took time to study one tiny flower. She said, “It reminded me of how much I loved those flowers as a little girl and that I should slow down and enjoy the little details in my life as an adult.
Doris notes that she drew attention to her title and emphasized her theme by “leaving an awkward space between the second and third letters in my title. This halting spot in the titlework forces the viewer to stop and absorb the details which fit in nicely with the theme of my page.”
See by Doris Sander | Supplies: cardstock – Bazzill, patterned paper – My Mind’s Eye, punch – Martha Stewart, chipboard letters – American Crafts, stamp – JBS Mercantile Exclusive, ink – Jenni Bowlin for Ranger, other – thread
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