Sunday, July 26, 2009
Finished Coaster Envelope Album
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Coaster Envelope Album
I used TAC's Kaleidoscope Girlz paper, some yellow cardstock and green ribbon. The inside pockets are 6-1/2" x 3-5/8" envelopes. I used scalloped scissors to cut off 2-1/2". I'm going to make this project with my youth groups girls later this week. I think they'll have fun making it!!
Monday, June 1, 2009
Paper Bag Book
I recently moved my craft area and hubby and I moved to a new bedroom so that we can make room for little Lily. I don't have my photo tent set up, so I hope these pictures are ok for now.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Christmas Gift Set
I found a great tote tutorial at www.scor-pal.com and changed the dimensions just a bit to have enough room for all the goodies to go inside. The original directions call for two, 6" squares of paper, but I used two, 8-1/2" squares of paper and scored everything the same way. Also, instead of having my bag open at the top, I added a flap.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
New Mini Albums
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Badge Holder Mini Album
I used TAC's Hip Hop paper collection and Essential Elements. This album is very quick and simple to make. Each badge holder holds two pieces of the Hip Hop paper. I adhered a photo to the paper and then slid it inside each holder. I placed all the Essential Element tags on the outside of the badge holders, after I embellished them, and used small book rings to hold the album together.
I'm sure I could do a little more embellishing, but I also love the simple look of this. It's the perfect size to throw in my purse so that I can be ready to show off little Chase, and I don't have to be afraid that I'm going to tear anything up on the album.


Doesn't Chris look great holding little Chase? I can't wait until we get to be parents someday. He's going to make a great dad!
Hip Hop Fly With It collection
Simple Bet alphabet set
fine black pen
Essential Elements
misc. green ribbon
name badge holders
book rings
sanding block
Friday, August 1, 2008
Willoughby Mini Album
This is a three page coaster album and it was bound with 1/2 inch wire. The pages above show my sister, Samantha, and my brother, Scott, and his wife, Melissa. I placed a handmade pocket under Scott and Melissa's picture. It's a fun way to tuck away a little journaling.
(Chris and I) (my mom and dad)
Burnt Umber Palette Ink
Bind It All
1/2" wire
Family Is Forever stamp set
My Life stamp set
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
New Product
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Fast and Fun Mini Album
Here's the awsome part- the directions for this album are right there in the catalog! I love it! The instructions were very easy to follow and I can't wait to teach this project to my customers.
I'm always saying that I don't have a lot of pictures to scrapbook with. Well, I came across a Christmas card that a good friend had sent me. It was a picture collage and I had the crazy idea that I could maybe cut it apart and use it for my mini album. So, I cut it apart and here's what I came up with... (for a closer look, just click on each picture)
Mimi paper collection
Family is Forever stamp set
My Life stamp set
Juliette Hardware (I used two of the large eyelets- I love these)
misc. ribbon
transparency
Staz-On ink
stapler
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Girly Mini Album
I used three 4x4 coasters and my Bind It All for this project. All the stamps that were used are retired TAC stamps. I've had a bunch of chipboard letters laying around forever and was so excited to get to finally use them.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Wedding Day
I learned how to make this mini album at Jen Bluestein's Arkansas Angel Gathering a few months back. At the gathering, we used TAC's Sands of Time patterned paper, but for this album I used TAC's Amberley Grace pp. I think it's very elegant and perfect for a wedding gift.
There are three pictures in the album and Scott and Melissa can add more later. There are also places for them to do a little journaling.
I tried to add a slideshow, but ran in to a few problems. So here are some pictures of the album. Thanks for looking!