Hello!
You may recall that I started a 3-ring binder
project – one using only page protectors/photo sheets -- last December. Unfortunately, I got sidetracked and didn’t
finish it. It’s still in its
organization bag ready to go, but life got in the way big time.
Well,
I got another box of photos in the mail from a recent trip to Barcelona
(sidebar: Go there!) and knew I’d
never make it through all those pictures doing traditional 12x12 pages. Besides, I really wanted to use ALL of my photos. I thought back to the 3-ring binder system and
decided I would use this to document the entire trip. I was headed to a weekend scrapbook retreat,
so I was ready for the challenge!
Did
it work? Yes! It was everything I wanted and more. I loved the flexibility of just sliding
photos into the sleeves without too much effort and then, when I felt like I
wanted to do a traditional page, I could do that, too! I see why everyone is getting into this.
These
are a few of those pages. The first one
just shows how easily you can do a full-page layout and slip it right in.
The
next set of photos shows how I placed photos in the page protectors and embellished the strip on the
end on the page.
And,
finally, there are infinite ways to embellish directly on the photo. Here, I just used a velum sticker. I’ve ordered some travel-related stamps and
can’t wait to use those directly on the photos.
This
technique is simple, but so very effective! If you have a specific event or
occasion, I think this would be ideal for that.
Give it a try and let me know what you think. Also, share any good tips you have for using
such a system. I’m hooked!
Happy crafting,
Moanica
Great pictures, thanks for sharing I recently started incorporating some pocket style LOs in some of my books too!
ReplyDeleteGreat LOs! Thanks for sharing this idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat layout/pages, thanks for sharing. I completely agree this is the best way to get all those photos you want to share into an album.
ReplyDeleteMoanica, these are some great pages. TFS
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pages and a great way to just get it done
ReplyDeleteAwesome post Moanica, I felt the same excitement you showed when you were making these pages. I agree this is the way to go when you have lots of pictures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Moanica.
ReplyDeleteWhat a commendable work you have done, well executed post. All crafts are so beautiful and adorable.
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