during this break I have been a little creative and other than making a mess, have actually managed to do a few pages for the 2009-2010 book that I started and forgot to update. The theme here has been old product. I have tons of product that I collected because I really liked and then forgot to use it. I was inspired by Amy Sorenson over at Write. Click. Scrapbook. I started rooting through my stuff and made little kits to use with some pictures that I had hanging around for a while. Here are a couple of results.
For this layout I used Basic Grey from the Urban Prairie collection, a Tattered Angels butterfly, some old flowers I had hanging around from Prima and Heidi Swapp (I think), and metal charm letters from Making Memories that I've had for about 8 years. I can't remember the company that the black rhinestones came from. They were a freebie a couple of years ago.
This layout was done again with old Basic Grey. Oh Boy I think it was called. I didn't want to do a huge layout with the pictures from Summer of 2009, but I wanted to put something in the book. The pictures show Hornby Island ferry, Market Days in Courtenay, and a car cruise we went on with my parents. We did a lot that summer.
I was also able to finish the Week in our Life album that I'd started at the beginning of the month. I used Cosmo Cricket Circa 1934 and 7 Gypsies that I'd bought last fall. I sewed the Cosmo pages together to make a place to put the pics, used the 7 Gypsies Ephemera as journalling cards and sewed page protectors into little pockets for the little bits of paper from our lives. I bound it all together using my Cinch (which I totally love) and voila! A snippet from our lives.
This was a fun little project when it was over, but remembering to get a photo or two a day and collecting the bits and pieces was a little tough. I'll probably do it again in the Summer as another snapshot. It's as close as I can get to doing a Project 365. Maybe I can work myself into it one day.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
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