See this at:
wemakethree.com|
Added on 11/22/08
since you asked… I’ve had some posts and emails asking how I made the collage on my living room wall. It’s really quite easy, but it took me some trial and error, and a couple weekends. Here’s what I did, step by step. 1. Figure out what photos you...
See more 
since you asked… I’ve had some posts and emails asking how I made the collage on my living room wall. It’s really quite easy, but it took me some trial and error, and a couple weekends. Here’s what I did, step by step. 1. Figure out what photos you want to use: I brought all of mine into Photoshop and cropped them to 12 x 12 at 300 dpi. If you’re not sure how to do that, you can always go to a photo lab. Make sure you use a coordinating set of photos with a clean background. Otherwise, it can look cluttered, and we’re going for clean. If you’re taking the photos yourself, you might want to read some of my photo tips. I personally think that black and white photos or a light sepia tone works best. You don’t want colors to fight. 2. Choose coordinating paper: I am on the creative team of Designer Digitals, and am partial to their designer papers. For my wall, I used Kellie Mize’s Little Black Dress 2. Using their designs requires you to print them yourself. An alternative is to choose... See less 
.value, '<a href="http://www.kaboodle.com/bascrapr/scrap-ideas-and-tuts.html"><img alt="" src="http://cn1.kaboodle.com/hi/img/c/0/0/0/c/AAAADDiZsjAAAAAAAADHrg.jpg" width="100px" /></a>','http://www.kaboodle.com/bascrapr/scrap-ideas-and-tuts.html','1');)
