I really love scrapbooking. For many years, I have wanted to
do some special things with my family photos. Now I finally have
the time and most important a place to work on them. So since I
have found this love ... I keep wanting to learn more about this
passion of mine. So I go on the web and visit wonderful
websites of these talented people and dream of being as good as
they are. I also buy books, and watch videos and try new things
in my scrap room. I love taking classes too. You can learn so
much just by being with friends and other scrappers. I have also
been fortunate to go to CHA (Craft Hobby Association) two times.
I just love this. You get to meet people that have been in the scrap-
booking industry, see new products, see tons of ideas, do make and
takes. I could go on and on about this because there is so much to
see and do. In my quest to continue to grow, I have found that I
LOVE to make mini scrapbooks. Putting pictures in these books
that are made especially for them brings me so much joy. My pictures
finally have a home. This is my mission in life these days....
To give all my pictures a home. I may have said that before, but
I am really passionate about it. This cute little book that I want to
share with you doesn't have pictures in it YET! But it will.
I found this adorable feminine paper and had to have it. I live
with three men and I am really trying to find my inner girl. So
I bought this paper and made this little mini book. LUV IT!
Products used with this project:
Paper:
K & Company - Serendipity
Cardstock: Pink, white, aqua, and aqua shimmer.
Sizzix Dies: Doily, Lace Medallion #657375
Tag, Scallop Combo #654687
Serendipity stickers: flowers, butterflies, quotes.
K & Company transparencies: Botanical
Tim Holtz distress ink: Antique Linen
StazOn Black ink
Twine
Bling
Assorted Ribbons
Chipboard
Rings
Boarder Punches
Assorted word stamps to go with theme.
Just Lovely Mini Book Photos:
This mini book turned our so feminine which is the look I wanted.
I also found working with the transparencies easy. I used a 1" width
of cardstock (the length was the same as the transparency), folded it in
half and glued the transparency along the edge inside the paper.
Then I punched the holes in the cardstock. So I didn't use any glue
on the transparency that you could see. I always worried about that.
I hope you enjoyed looking at this cute little mini.
