I can post this one now that my sister has received her book! This was for her college graduation... I made it with the Rusty Pickle arrow acrylic album and a arrow chipboard album. I just mixed and matched the pages. It was fun to make with the Popstar paper....
I have really been debating how to document my kids' school life. I want to make their school album something that is just theirs....still trying to figure this one out. If you have any suggestions please let me know. Here are the 1st day pictures from LAST year.....I may not be 'caught up' but love looking back on how much they have changed in one year.
I can post this one now that my sister has received her book! This was for her college graduation... I made it with the Rusty Pickle arrow acrylic album and a arrow chipboard album. I just mixed and matched the pages. It was fun to make with the Popstar paper....
I have really been debating how to document my kids' school life. I want to make their school album something that is just theirs....still trying to figure this one out. If you have any suggestions please let me know. Here are the 1st day pictures from LAST year.....I may not be 'caught up' but love looking back on how much they have changed in one year.
I like the Stacy Julian method of 6-8 pages per kid per year. I am a chronically-behind scrapper & feel like reducing it down to a few pages is the way that maybe they will have albums by the time they graduate.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your pages - meant to say that first & it just slipped my mind!
ReplyDeleteCandi's album was a GREAT idea! :)
ReplyDeleteI have a great idea... one of y our super cool friends made a school album :) Hehehehe, my advice... get it all done at once! You could use the Pickle paper, just sit and do it and that way you aren't trying to match things later and it will all "flow". They are going to want them for graduation before you know it!
ReplyDeleteLoved the album and the layouts! I´m sure the school album will turn out great, no matter how you do it!
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