Just got back from vacation on Monday.....and I took craft supplies with me, well doesn't everyone? Three days before our trip was over.....I pulled out the November SOTM set "Capture the Date" S1211. As I looked at this set, I thought what could I make that would be really fun? During our trip we make many stops and I started picking up fliers at each place we visited and it hit me....how about a vacation smash book?
Now, let's get started.
Now, let's get started.
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There are a lot of pictures on this post, hope you enjoy :)
The cover was made with a bag from one of the wineries I visited on my trip. I embossed it with Cashmere pigment ink (Z2503) and clear embossing powder (Z821), then distressed the paper with a variety of pink and purple inks. First embossing the cover with black ink for "October 2012"
The cover is still not done, but close enough for the hop......I used a cabinet knob and part of the wine bag handle for the cover. Now, I actually needed one more page in the book and due to the thickness it wouldn't close, so I had to make a foe closing cover with the My Creations Bookmark Album Z1740. It turned out really well this way.
Layout One
Page One
Center Page
Page Three
Each page is done with a jounaling stamp featuring the date of our trip and is inserted behind a picture....The road map signs are of the highways we traveled for the wineries :).....yummy! So close to being done, the journaling will be done in the next few days.
Layout Two
Journaling Spot
Additional Journaling Spot
Page Two
Layout Three
Page One
Page Two
Layout Four
Page One
Page Two
Layout Five
Layout Six
Page One
Page Two
The cover was made with a bag from one of the wineries I visited on my trip. I embossed it with Cashmere pigment ink (Z2503) and clear embossing powder (Z821), then distressed the paper with a variety of pink and purple inks. First embossing the cover with black ink for "October 2012"
The cover is still not done, but close enough for the hop......I used a cabinet knob and part of the wine bag handle for the cover. Now, I actually needed one more page in the book and due to the thickness it wouldn't close, so I had to make a foe closing cover with the My Creations Bookmark Album Z1740. It turned out really well this way.
Layout One
Page One
Center Page
Page Three
Each page is done with a jounaling stamp featuring the date of our trip and is inserted behind a picture....The road map signs are of the highways we traveled for the wineries :).....yummy! So close to being done, the journaling will be done in the next few days.
Layout Two
Journaling Spot
Additional Journaling Spot
Page Two
Layout Three
Page One
Page Two
Layout Four
Page One
Page Two
Layout Five
Page One
Page TwoLayout Six
Page One
Page Two
Here's a great image of the full set, it fits all your calendaring needs, that's for sure.
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Love, Love, Love this book you made! How wonderful it is! Please post more when you are done! Thanks Kathi
ReplyDeleteOk...I think the next time you tell me you're not a "scrapbooker", I'm going to have to smack you upside your head. LOL Absolutely amazing! Love what you did with the album and the stamp set.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic project ! Thanks for sharing so many photos for us to see, what a great idea to incorporate so many bits from your travels to this winery :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic keepsake you've created Tamra! THANKS for inspiring me with your creativity!! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW< GORGEOUS, gorgeous, gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the book! And yes, I take craft supplies on vacation! The one time I didn't? We got word that my father-in-law had passed away and were on the road for a 7 hr. drive in less than 2 hours. I looked at the bag-and decided NOT to take it. Fast forward to trying to put together a photo montage for the reception following the service---in a town that had a dollar store, drug store--and that was pretty much it! No Wal-Mart, no AC Moore...no...well, you get the idea! I managed tho! And I never leave home (for any length of time!) without my craft bag!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Now...I'll have to put one together for our tour of the California Central Coast Wineries! How did you make the road signs - they are clever!
ReplyDeleteThanks Helen, the signs are made with the Artiste cartridge and the SOTM. Have fun in California :)
DeleteWhat a fabulous album! I love the journaling cards - that alone makes me "need" this stamp set! But your album is such an inspiration! Thanks so much!!
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