Scrap Small Saturday with Dandelion Wishes

By Cocoa Daisy

Scrap Small Saturday with Dandelion Wishes
Hello, friends! These days, there are so many sizes and formats available to memory keepers. Today we celebrate the beauty of small-scale scrapbooking with the Dandelion Wishes Collection.

Traci Reed: Small Scale, Big Impact!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lun0X9GwLOs  

I'm no stranger to scrapping small and is pretty much all I do anymore, but sometimes it's hard to get a BIG impact on such a little page!

One way I like to do that is by using repeating shapes. For this page, I used circles to create rhythm and movement throughout the page without relying too heavily on over-embellishing.
My layout was about food, inspired by the journal card with the plate on it from the Dandelion Wishes Modern Memory Keeping Kit. To replicate a dinner plate, I decided to cut my food photos into circles and mat them on patterned paper circles. It worked perfectly, don't you think?
I then kept my main photo and two journaling cards rectangular for contrast.

Lastly, I created one more layer of repeating shapes with the veneer chevrons from the Dandelion Wishes Modern Memory Keeping Kit pointing in all directions! The arrows help move your eye around the page.

Share with us your small-scale scrapbooking by tagging @cocoa_daisy on social media or posting to the Cocoa Daisy Fan Page. Make sure to visit our Pinterest page and the Cocoa Daisy YouTube Channel for more inspiration.

Best,

Rachel, Creative Team Blog Coordinator

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