Showing posts with label Album. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Album. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Wedding Album by Kathleen


My crafty friend Kathleen made this for me last year. 

It is a wedding album for pics of John, and Emily. 

So beautifully made in Emily's wedding colors. 

Just finished putting all the photos in. Should have done

it sooner, but you know how it is......


Inside cover has the wedding invite info. 


There are so many fold outs for photos. I had to keep

ordering more prints as I was finding I didn't have enough to fill it! 


Just too cute! Love how once I got started it was so easy to fill up. 


As I said lots, and lots of fold outs. 


I got all the prints at 4x6 then just trimmed them down to fit, and

rounded the corners. 


Love the pic of Skip, and John.


The tree photo is one of my favorites. Glad they had some of

them done in black, and white. 


Okay last one. Not going to show all the pages, as 

it would be a very long post! 

Stamping trails
Cherokee please come home
Karen 

Saturday, August 1, 2020

Matchbox Suitcase with Mini Album


Little matchbox suitcase project I made for a swap with my

crafty friend Kathleen. 

This was a fun project to make! 


Inside the suitcase hides a little mini album. Made to match

of course. 


Mini album was made using a single sheet of 8 1/2 x 11 paper. 


Inside view of one of the pages. 


This was such a fun little project to make that I'm sure I'll be 

making some more. 


and here is a top view showing the handle. I added some chunky rhinestones to 

dress it up a bit. 

Raining this morning. Just what we need as the garden is drying out. 

Kids coming over today for a cookout. Suppose to clear up by this afternoon so

we should be able to grill without getting wet. 

Stamping trails
Karen 

Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Waterfall Tag Album


Now this was a fun project! 

A waterfall tag album. I know I will making more of these as

I think they would make perfect gifts. 

This one was done in a coffee theme, and swapped with my crafty friend Kathleen. 

The base tag is heavy chipboard. Had to get hubby to help punch the hole in the top center. 

What would I do without him?


Inside view at some of the pages. 


Bottom side can be used for photos, and the top can be

used for journaling. 


This page has a small pocket. I added a few extra things

that can be used to embellish the photo pages. 


Last page. 

I went back after I took a photo of this, and added 

a wood flower to the last tab on the side. 



Close up view of the side tabs. I used some old scrabble tiles

embellishments. 


Close up view of some more details. 

I tied a cup and saucer charm to the ends of the ribbon. 

Speaking of ribbon I used seam binding, and crinkled it by getting it

wet then wadding up in my hand. 

Loved doing this fun project. 

Stamping trails
Karen 







Wednesday, June 10, 2020

My first 8x8 Album


My first 8x8 album. Made this for a swap with Kathleen. 

She says I'm getting better with the album making, but I still

have my doubts. I'm nowhere near the beautiful ones she creates. 


First look at the inside cover. This album has many fold out pages. 


We are still looking at the inside cover. The page flips up, and out. 


Still the inside cover.  You can see on the right the 1st signature. 


Back of first signature. Cover of the second. I'll never understand

why they refer to these units as signatures. 


There is a tri-fold opening. 


Open. 


Back page of the second signature, and front page of the next. 

I made a starburst card to put on the page. 


Opened up view. 


Back cover of third signature, and cover of the fourth. 


opened view. 


Back of fourth, and inside back cover. 


The back opens up into a tri-fold. 

This was a lot of work, but well worth it. 

Kathleen loved it. I'll be back tomorrow to show the one she created. 

Stamping trails
Karen 

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

Wedding Album, and Cards from Friends



Happy Anniversary to me, and my hubby Joel. We have been

married for 37 years! WOW! 

Big thanks to Kathleen for making me this beautiful wedding album. 

You outdid yourself Kathleen! 





Lots of pages inside for photos and journaling. Hoping I get

time soon to fill it up. 




More beautiful pages. Love how so many open up. 




Did this one out of order. The photo above shows it open. This is how

it looks closed. 




Just stunning! 




and that page open. 




Kathleen also made this very pretty anniversary card. 




Speaking of cards my friend Lisa made this card for us. 

Lisa, and her hubby Geoff share the same anniversary date. 

Love the cats! 

Thanks ladies! 

Stamping trails
Karen


Tuesday, April 23, 2019

One Sheet Mini Purse Album


I made a mini purse album using one sheet

of 12x12 paper, along with some tags. 





The purse is held closed using a velcro dot.

Inside page. When the patterned paper is folded it

forms three pockets that holds decorated tags. There

is also enough room in each pocket to hold small items. 




Next pages. The center pocket is open at the top. The

other two pockets open at the side. 




Oops! This pic came out a bit blurry. 




And the last pages. I made this one

for my friend Kathleen. 

Paper pack used is called Dear Jane. I purchased it at Hobby Lobby. 

Going over to Betty's today and do some stamping. Now that the wedding
 
invites are finished I have to make the thank you cards. 
 
Stamping trails
Karen


Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Decorated Tin for Ceil


Safe to post this now as my friend Ceil received it as part of 

her birthday gift. The tin is the same size as an Altodis can. I got lucky

as I didn't have to paint this tin just left it silver. 

So you want to take a look inside? 




Sorry I didn't get a full shot of all the fold out, but here is a view

of the first three panels. 


Here is a view of the last three. I used Tim Hotlz dies for the tower. 


I also cut a piece of patterned paper for the inside bottom of the tin. 

So happy Ceil liked it! 

Yesterday I kept pretty busy. Organized the small spare bedroom. What 

a job that was....two hours later I hit the grocery store. We finally got 

to have a late breakfast at 1:30 pm. Whew! Also got on the recumbent bike for 1/2 an

hour. Skip had to run the snow thrower in the morning as we got 3 inches of snow. 

Is winter over yet? 

Stamping trails
Karen