Layered up in you

[Leontine78]

I saw Lauren Grier's templates this morning and I like them a lot. I am only not so doodly....so I would like to use them without the doodles. I tried the store to find something similar, but couldn't find it. Or is it really easy to make it yourself?

Any ideas?

Regards,
Leontine

 

[Voodoo_Bryn]

Just so you know, the doodled scribbles on the shapes are a layer... you don't have to use the doodles if you just want to use the shapes!

Hope that helps!

 

[Sue Setiadji]

Yep they are super easy - just delete the top layer - or you can just use the doodles if you are that way inclined. You'll love them for sure!

 

[Joan]

You can also clip papers to the doodles just like you do to the scallops. Or you could also do a colour overlay. I used Layered Up In You: Scallops and Circles 2 on this page, and clipped papers to the doodles, which gave them a much softer effect. I love playing around with different colour combinations with these templates!


EDIT: that would be colour overlay, not cover overlay. I guess this is what happens when I try to answer questions at 2am, lol.

 

[momtutu]

I'm so glad someone asked about this. I can see using these templates also but didn't want the doodles for every page. Off to add to my basket!!

 

[lauren grier]

yeppers thanks girlies for answering :] the doodles are on a seperate layer in the psd templates.. so you can use them with or without. You could even use just the doodles if ya fancied :] lmk if you have any other questions :]

 

[schock77]

I have already scrapped them with and without the doodles and love both versions. I already had some mats that are similar, but the doodled layers make it so customizable I couldn't pass it up, and I'm so glad I grabbed them. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these!

Here's a page I made with layered up in you overload! I was having way too much fun!

 

[lauren grier]

sooo cute :]