A while ago, I’ve started working on a new hybrid photo book. And today, it’s about time to share my first double page with you: I used Traci Reed’s & Melissa Bennett’s digital kit “Love Makes the World Go Round” for pretty much everything on this double page spread. First, I created a digital version of the pages, transferred everything onto blank sheets of paper the size my printer can handle, printed everything, cut, and assembled.
So, my sister got herself hooked up lately with this awesome stuff from Stampin Up, and it makes me wish that I had a way of getting that stuff to my part of the world … so I could get my hands dirty with all this fun actual paper stuff she’s been doing. Here are just a few of the projects she’s been working on lately.
Here is the last part of my minibook of travels, an all out hybrid project for which I used tons of digiscrapping materials which I printed and assembled into this book. You can find the other parts here: PART 1 PART 2 PART 3
I have the third installment of my minibook of travels ready for you this week. Here you can see PART 1, and PART 2.
Last week, I showed you the first part of my minibook of travels, my first completed hybrid album. So, today it’s about time for me to show you the second part of the album. Take a look: And are you looking for the first part? You can find it HERE.
After lots and lots of cards that I presented to you in the hybrid hub over the last couple of months, I’ve got a special treat for you today. I finally managed to upload my finished mini-book project on my travels with my parents a couple of year ago. And today, I’m ready to present to you the first part. This is a full hybrid project for which I used lots of digital scrapbooking products that I printed, cut, and assembled into this book. Part 2 will follow next week.
The good news when it comes to cards is that there’s always a reason to send others a little greeting. Like today’s card, which I created for my friends who’d returned home after a summer away. Supplies used: A Place to Call Home by Christy Lyle & Amanda Heimann (retired), ribbon, card stock
Well, I finally managed not only to print, cut, and put everything together, but also to photograph the album, process the pictures and upload it. So, here I happily present to you my completed December Daily Album 2012:
I hope you all had a wonderful and restful couple of Christmas days. I sure did enjoy my time with my friends this year. And since the Christmas season is drawing to an end, today I’m going to share my last installment of Christmas cards for this year. Supplies used: A Frosty Christmas by Julie Billingsley, card stock, ribbon Supplies used: Glorious by Eva Kipler & Studio Flergs, card stock, yarn Supplies used: Life is Wonderful by Traci Reed & Meghan Mullens, card stock
Only a few more days till Christmas, which means it’s really time to wrap up all the preparations. Probably, at this point it’s too late to send out Christmas cards, but since we’re still in the middle of the season, I’m still going to show you a couple more of the Christmas cards I made this year … Peaceful Holidays Supplies used: Christmas Countdown by Traci Reed & Meghan Mullens, card stock, ribbon Christmas Season Supplies used: Winter Wonderland by Zoe Pearn, card stock, ribbon Merry Christmas Supplies used: Christmas Countdown by Kristin Cronin-Barrow & Zoe Pearn
