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November
November? Is that really right, is it November already? I can still remember dating my checks for August, where has the past 3 months gone? Summer is long gone, the first day of school is a blur, and we’ll be wrapping up our high school football this month. That only means one thing. I should be thinking of Christmas, but I’m not. I’m trying to take one day at a time. I always have good intentions of staying on track and jumping each hurdle as it presents itself. I need to get rid of a few hurdles; I seem to be jumping an awful lot.
As I look around my scrapbook room, I seem to present myself with a lot of those hurdles. I have way too many projects started and not enough completed. This month I dedicated myself to completing some layouts from a vacation 3 years ago. This album is one of my husband’s favorite because it is his hunting vacation that the whole family goes on. When I’m working on this album, he doesn’t mind if supper is a little late. Well … better get back to scrapbooking. After this vacation is completed, I still have another year to begin.
Happy Hurdling,
Julie
Layout 1: TAKE A HIKE
Supplies Used:
Take a Hike
Creatable by Deena Rutter
Colorbok Green Crackle background paper
White cardstock
Magic Mesh
Antique bronze eyelets by Making Memories
Metal bookplate by Making Memories
Date stamp
Assorted ribbon
Instructions:
Open up a workspace; I use Microsoft Word. Copy and paste the Take a Hike and Trees graphics. Change the page layout to landscape and size Take a Hike to fit length of the layout. Print onto white cardstock and cut out.
Adhere the Take a Hike graphic to the bottom of the Green Crackle background paper. Place an eyelet in the dot on the letter “i”. Above the title, arrange the assortment of ribbon and magic mesh to create a border. Place 3 eyelets on the left side center onto one of the ribbons.
Arrange photos, tree graphics, and book template and adhere to layout. Stamp date onto complementary cardstock and slip into book template.
Layout 2: CAMP ANIMALS
Supplies Used:
Debbie Mumm’s Giddy Up
Creatable by Debbie Mumm
Distressed White Water background paper by The Paper Loft
Brown/Gold dotted paper by Miss Elizabeth
Brown cardstock
Natural mulberry paper
Antique bronze eyelets by Making Memories
Gold star eyelets by Stampin’ Up
Jewelry hemp by The Beadery
Label Maker by Dymo
Brown ink pad
Cricut Stamped Cartridge by Provo Craft (optional, templates can be used)
Instructions:
Open up a workspace; I use Microsoft Word. Copy and paste the Boot graphic and size to 2¼” tall. Copy this boot and paste it. Using the Draw tool, flip the boot graphic horizontally. Print onto white cardstock and cut out. The spurs can be cut off; they will be replaced with the star eyelets. Attach 2 antique bronze eyelets at the top of each boot.
Create a 4½” x 2½” tag with the brown cardstock and ink the edges with a brown ink pad. Place an antique bronze eyelet at the top of the tag and tie with 3 strands of jewelry hemp. Tear a piece of natural mulberry paper and adhere onto the tag. Adhere boots to tag and attach gold star eyelets to replace the spurs.
Arrange the photos and tag onto the layout. Place strips of brown and gold dotted paper onto layout. Adhere in place.
Embellish with a title using Cricut Stamped letters or template letters, and Dymo Label Maker. Tie more jewelry hemp to the layout threaded through antique bronze eyelets.
Layout 3: SNOWDAYS
Supplies Used:
Debbie Mumm’s Trim the Tree
Creatable by Debbie Mumm
In The Meadow
Creatable by Lori Gardner
Sage Watercolor Dots background paper by The Paper Patch
Light sage green cardstock by Bazzil
Dark sage green cardstock by Bazzil
Large metal rimmed tag by Making Memories
Snowflake paper punch by Marvy Uchida
1” Terrifically Tacky Tape by Provo Craft
Very Tiny Crystal Transparent Glass Beads by Halcraft
Sewing machine (optional)
Cricut George Cartridge by Provo Craft (optional, templates can be used)
Instructions:
Open up a workspace; I use Microsoft Word. Copy and paste the Let it Snow border from
Debbie Mumm’s Trim the Tree
and the BGD Snowflake from
In The Meadow
. Size the Snow border to 10” and change to grayscale by going to Format, Format Picture, Picture, Image Control, and grayscale. Size BGD Snowflake to 10”. Print onto the light sage cardstock. Cut out the Let it Snow border and a 2” border of the BGD Snowflake. Cut a narrow strip of dark sage cardstock. Attach the 2 borders together to create one. Stitch a zig zag down the seams using white thread. Adhere to the left side of the Sage Watercolor Dots background paper.
Double mat your photo(s) using the light and dark green sage cardstock.
Create a title using computer fonts and Cricut George font.
Stick the tacky tape onto the metal rimmed tag to completely cover it. Punch a snowflake from the BGD Snowflake and adhere to the tag. Sprinkle the glass beads to cover the remainder of the tag.
Arrange photo(s), title, and tag onto layout and adhere.
Layout 4: CAMO CHRISTMAS
Supplies Used:
Snow Angels
Creatable by Rebecca Carter
Camouflage background paper by Making Memories
Khaki colored cardstock
Large square ringlets by Scrapbooks
Pop Dots by All Night Media
Brown paper fasteners (brads) by Miss Elizabeth
Green chalk
Star button (source unknown)
Jewelry hemp by The Beadery
Instructions:
Open up a workspace; I use Microsoft Word. Copy and paste the Trees and Snowman01 graphic. Size the trees to 3” tall and copy and paste 2 more. Size the snowman to 1¾” tall and copy and paste 3 more. Set page format to landscape and 8½”x12” paper size. Line up the 3 tree graphics to create a border and add any desired title of journaling. Print onto khaki cardstock. Tear the top edge of the tree border and cut out the snowmen.
Chalk the edges of the border and add the snowmen in between the trees using Pop Dots. Attach to the bottom of the camouflage paper using a brown paper fastener in each corner.
Mat photos onto khaki cardstock and chalk the edges. Arrange onto layout and embellish with ringlet, button, and hemp.
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