Remember When Journaling Album

This is the Actual Album

This is a closeup of the front cover.

This is the inside of the front cover.

This is the inside of the back cover

Supplies Used:

Cosmo Cricket:  Wanted Paper Pack

Zutter's Bind It All

Chipboard

Brads

Ribbon

Making Memories Paint:  Espresso

Mod Podge

Well, a friend of mine actually made the book for me about a year ago.  I had it in my stash and while working on Christmas Cards today I ran across it.  I was sitting here reading emails and decided to work on it.  It took me a little while to figure out what I wanted to do.  I took it apart so I could completely cover the front/back covers.  However, I am very pleased with how it turned out.  I am going to print some old photos that I have found while doing my heritage search and put them inside the album and then journal about the photos and where they came from and who the are.

TAM's AWESOME "JUST BECAUSE" Give Away

"Just Because..."  GIVE AWAY

by TAM of LIVING OUT LOUD

Hurry on over to Tam's and see what she has for us... follow her things to do and next week someone LUCKY will be the winner. 

PS!  TAM always have YUMMY GIVE AWAYS so dont wait....

DEADLINE IS: Monday, October 19, 2009

Very fine print so you can't read it!  LOL 

Challenge at SCCC.......

Products Used:  Cosmo Crickett:  Gretel GingerBread, Cricuit Cartridge:  Storybook, brads, brown cardstock from local scrapbook store, Making Memories Paint:  Cranberry, Fancy Pants Chipboard:  Soho Swirls, hole punch, thin brown ribbon.

The photos are matted from the solid side of the Gretle Gingerbread cardstock.  The photos are 4x6 and I painted the chipboard swirls in the cranberry.  Where the photos are attached by the brads, I punched holes on each side and laced with ribbon for added effects and demension.

I had created this for another contest but would like to submit for this weeks color combo contest SPPC #18 if possible as well.... Go check out the contest at:  SPCC aka (Scrapmasters Paradise Color Combo).  Click on the button at the top that says current SPCC Challenge.