Q&A (a Silhouette Layout)

This week the Silhouette Blog is featuring layouts centered around Q&A style journaling and today it was my turn to share an idea for incorporating Q&A journaling on a scrapbook layout.

I have to admit, at first I was stumped with how I wanted to begin but now I can't jot down ideas for this type of journaling fast enough.

If you're looking for some ideas on getting started or journaling prompts, check out THIS post from Monday.

I chose to feature some questions I created for my daughter to answer and here's the layout. 

I think this is one of those pages that could be done yearly to document changes in things that are your favorites and would be treasured years from now.

Silhouette Blog | April 15, 2010

Silhouette Designs Used: 

• rectangular_tags_C00267_23067
• a_window_into_my_world_C00136_19547
• number_border_C00022-27205
• my_world_my_everything_sideline_tabs_C00121_19547

Supplies: 

• Dandelions Fly A Kite Collection Paper by October Afternoon
• Sprinklers Fly A Kite Collection Paper by October Afternoon
• Lemonade Fly A Kite Collection Paper by October Afternoon
• Ice Cream Fly A Kite Collection Paper by October Afternoon
• Strawberry Jam Fly A Kite Collection Paper by October Afternoon
• Picnic Table Fly A Kite Collection Paper by October Afternoon
• Kraft 12x12 Cardstock by Bazzill
• Fly A Kite Label Stickers by October Afternoon
• Fly A Kite Word Stickers by October Afternoon
• Heart Brad (Stampin' Up)
• Silhouette Sd Digital Craft Cutting Tool by Silhouette
• Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz

To make the rectangular tags:

1. Create a new document in a word processing program. Make sure to make the background transparent.
2. Create text layers for the questions and answers. Flatten layers and save somewhere easy to find it. (I save it on my desktop to make it easy to import into the Craft Robo software).
3. Drag image into Craft Robo software to open it. Open rectangular tabs, ungrouping and deleting any unnecessary components. 
4. Copy and paste tags over each Q&A.
5. Print images on patterned paper just as you would a Silhouette Print & Cut image.
6. Cut image using Silhouette following same steps as a Silhouette Print & Cut image.

Have a fabulous Thursday!