Showing posts with label Scrapbooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrapbooking. Show all posts

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Now I Remember...

...why I don't like creating scrapbooks - IT TAKES FOREVER.  This is a mini scrapbook made from one piece of 12x12 Desiger Series Paper and the finished size is 3x6 closed.  The scrapbook itself only takes minutes, me deciding how to decorate it took about three hours.

My grandson Ryan played baseball here this summer while him and his mom and little brother were staying with us.  I've been meaning to make him some kind of scrapbook for weeks but I just haven't had time.  So Monday while my husband was out of town I decided to stamp all day and work on some projects that had been floating around in my head (before I forgot them).  And this was my first project.  I really didn't mean to spend so much time on it, but I'm pretty inexperienced when it comes to scrapbooking so it takes me a while.

This project uses a combination of new and retired products.  The stamp sets that I used are Just Baseball and Sporting (both retired).  I bought these sets when they were on sale for half price because I knew in the near future I would have some little athletes in the family.  I even had to mount them before using them as these sets were pre-diecut sets, I really am thrilled our sets are all diecut now.  I also used the new Pennant Punch which was great for this project.




The little baseballs you see sticking out at the top of the scrapbook is attached to inserts I made so my daughter could write down things like Ryan's coach's name and team members.  At this point you think you will never forget those details, trust me, 25 years later you will be glad you did.

Well I hope you like it, thanks for looking,
Kim

Thursday, March 26, 2009

POP UP SCRAPBOOK

Here is a Pop Up Ball Scrapbook that I made. It uses Sale-a-bration papers and ribbon. I also used my new Stampin' Up Eyelet Border Punch.

To make the scrapbook, I covered chipboard with Designer Series paper and then connected the chipboard with a piece of coordinating cardstock. The pop up ball was made using my cricut, you can find more information about that in this post HERE.

I made a template so that I could see the part of the picture that I wanted to use and then cut out the pictures and attached them to the ball. You could attach pictures to the bottom part of the ball also, but I liked using the DSP better.




















I also used velcro to help keep the scrapbook closed. Next time I think I will use just a 1/2 of a velcro dot.

Thanks for looking
Kim

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