This 12 photo sketch manages to have lots of the circles and also get lots of photos on display!
The layout has 16 photos. It uses 5 patterned paper and 1 solid. As I have an issue with empty space, I added the ribbons to the right-side top circle.
This second layout is digital, created from the templates above. It uses 14 photos, 3 patterned papers, and 2 solids.
I’m a day late with the new sketch, but I think was worth the wait. Let me know if you agree (or not!). 
Another circle-iscious layout! This 10 photo layout is fairly easy, if you don’t get too caught up in the exact placement of the embellishments and flourishes (easier said than done, for me!). The sketch was inspired by a layout done by my friend Robin S. (aka “The Queen of Doo-dahs”).
Here’s Robin’s layout. She used more than 5 patterned papers, but since the set was double-sided, she was able to get the most bang-for-her buck based on how she used them. Popping some of the circles up is an important part of the design.
But wait, there’s more! You will notice that the right side of the Robin’s layout really differs somewhat from the sketch. That’s because the sketch is created from already-created layouts, and the right side is from my scraplift of Robin’s layout. The papers are the same, the general idea is the same, but you can see how I made it my own. Notice I didn’t use as many little circles, and my flourishes are different… and that’s okay!
After creating the layout above, I was working in a different album, and decided to use the sketch again (yes, I use & re-use my own sketches!) Even fewer little circles, but it all still works. (Just a note, I discovered the fun of making my own patterned paper on this layout, as I needed another pattern. So I foam stamped the yellow cardstock and voila!)
