Three times the charm

Three Times The Charm

These guys are a complete handful! When everyone saw the triplets you wouldn't believe the amount of people who said 'three times the charm!' - They are growing up so quickly, and their personalities are really showing through. So when I saw the pictures of Harry, Charlie and Lilly from their first year at nursery and saw how each personality had been captured so well, 'Three Times the Charm' seemed the perfect title.

Here 's how you make this page...

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! First choose your colours using to match your photographs. This page was created using the ANALOGUS Theory part of our KOLOURBORATION Concept. See how these colours were chosen.


Stage One a, Take your chosen 12x12 Scrapbooking Paper (for backing sheet 12RP-4) and draw a circle in pencil of a diameter of 23.5cm b, Lay your photographs down in a circular shape using the pencil line as a guide. You may need to trim your photographs so they fit. Leave an area of 6cm by 7.5cm for journelling. TIP! The parts of the photographs within the circle will be those visible so don't trim them too much! Also if the photograph backgrounds form parts of the memory, so leave it in! e, Apply a small amount of 2 Way glue under each photograph. Allow the glue to dry clear so you are able to re adjust your photographs at a later stage if you need to. c, Take 12x12 Scrapbooking Paper (for Matting1 11P-4) and cut a strip 6.5cm by 12cm. Cut this again into 1 5.5cm by 7cm for journaling, and two smaller squares for embellishments. D, Take the cut paper 5.5cm by 7cm and attach to the space left on your layout with square brads KU406 Purple. Do the same with the smaller cuts in spaces where the circle view is exposed.		Stage Two a, Take 12x12 sheet of scrapbooking paper (for matting Forward sheet 9B-4) a cut half a cm of each side, resulting in an 11.5cm by 11.5 cm sheet. b, Using the second sheet of 12x12 Scrapbooking Paper (for backing sheet 12RP-4) cut two strips 2.5cm by 11.5. C, Using 12x12 Scrapbooking paper (for matting1 11P-4) cut two strips 1cm by 11.5cm d, Using 12x12 Scrapbooking paper (for matting2 9B-5) cut one strip 9cm by 11.5cm e, Place the cut from Matting2 9B-5 in the centre of the matting forward sheet 9B-4, place the cuts for backing sheet 12RP-4 above 1.5cm in parallel, and the cuts from matting 1 11P4 above 1cm parallel from that. f, Cut a circle, 23.5 in diameter in the centre of the page. The outer part of the page is your frame.

Stage Three a, Place the frame, in the centre of the page, over your photographs. Adjust your photos if required. b, Once you are happy with the positioning, fix your photographs using Phototape 60. c, Attach the frame by using a brad in each corner		Stage Four

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