Make multiples and see a rainy day in a whole new way! It's just one way you can make your scrapbooks more creative and it's easy with the KODAK Picture Maker.
What You'll Need
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Your favorite picture of a rainy-day scene
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12" x 12" periwinkle blue patterned and blue solid papers
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White, yellow and red cardstock
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Split Pea Two-Tone Archival paper
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Flower, Tri Leaf and 3/16" Circle Paper Shaper punches
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Party 1 1/4" lettering template
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Yellow Daisy paper
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Chalks
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Black and Splash pens
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Corner flower punch
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Tropical White Coconut Uni-Ball Gel Impact pen
How to Make it
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Make a 5" x 7" and wallet-size prints - Take your picture to the nearest KODAK Picture Maker and touch the screen to start. Follow the on-screen directions to make a 5" x 7" enlargement and a wallet-size print. To make these, follow the on-screen directions to Create Multiple-Sized Prints on a single Picture Maker sheet. Choose the print package that gives you one 5" x 7" and four wallet-size prints. Make multiples and zoom and crop.
Make your page
First, take the periwinkle blue patterned and blue solid papers and cut them into sections for the background as desired. Glue them to white cardstock, leaving a slight reveal around the edges, and then glue everything onto bright yellow cardstock, again leaving a slight reveal. Using red cardstock, cut two 1 1/4" squares and divide them down the middle to create four triangles. Using the EK Success punches, create the flower design and glue them to the triangles. (Individual leaves were created by cutting apart tri-leaf punches.) Glue the finished triangles on each corner of the page. Triple-mat your 5" x 7" enlargement and glue it to the background. Flip the lettering template so the letters read backwards and trace the page title with pencil onto the backside of yellow daisy paper. Cut out the letters, mat them onto solid blue paper and cut again, leaving a small border around each letter. Combine the letters and the image art to create the finished page title. Using the wallet-sized print as a reference, create a special mat in the shape of an umbrella. Embellish it with pen and chalks to blend with the picture. Glue it to the layout. Using punches, create flowers above the umbrella mat. Embellish the small red flowers with a white gel pen.
