Here are the page samples from Wednesday nights Bisous Product Preview Evening.
For those who weren't present, my product demo was pretty much as follows....
Using PDQ Pages (Pretty Darn Quick!) by Bisous
The key thing about this lovely range of papers and chipboard products is that they allow you to work to what ever creativity and time you wish to your scrapbooking hobby. Each page has already got a great foundation for a attractive and interesting page.

This is a complete PRINTED paper. Each element appears dimensional because of the shading and design that has been put into it. The doodling adds a real hand done quality to the page.

You can see with a series of these papers how you could complete an entire album in just an afternoon. A complete album of this sort would suit an occasion like this (wedding), or birthday or in the Tropical range a holiday since each page would not be needing a title explanation and each page would follow on easily from the previous.


Anyways I'm getting away from my point - You can make a completely UNIQUE page with these papers if you choose. Using the colours and combinations as a starting point for your own design.
Class Page: Biker Girl
Layout by Wendy Jones
Notes about this page
Byes for now and hope you are having a great Sunday.
~Kathleen
Layout by Wendy Jones

- Both sides of this paper were used by cutting along a join line and flipping the top section over. Wendy wanted to make use of the floral section at the top as well as the stripes at the bottom. The page was rejoined and still able to use both sides by reattaching with the lettering for the title and other chipboard embellishments.
- Edges of the photos and chipboard shapes were lightly sanded and inked with pink in to create a more unified result.
- Simple tricks like inserting brads through the embellishments before sticking them down protects the back of the page from ugly metal prongs. This means the other side can be used for another layout.
Byes for now and hope you are having a great Sunday.
~Kathleen
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