Put me on a mission, and I'll get it done. Tonight I finished up my Disney scrapbook from our September trip. Mind you, I didn't do anything fancy. It's a simple 2-up photo album and I just made a few embellishment / accent cards to include in addition to the photos.
Here are some peeks at the inside...handwritten journaling, a few character stickers, and minimal embellishments. (I saved the "art" for the cover and title pages for each park, which I shared here a while back.)
But..in addition to completing the journaling and embellishment cards, I did add a couple of little tricks that I thought were worth sharing.
First, I added tabs to each section to divide the album by theme park.
Then, just after the title page, I left two pages for some journaling and a schedule of what we did each day. When I finally got ready to make that page, I decided to make little flaps (2" x 12", folded in half) to hold the journaling for each section. I love how it turned out and that it's kind of an interactive Table of Contents:
Ahh, feels good to finish an album. Here's the last page, and since the album comes with a CD holder, I included a DVD-ROM of all of the photos and videos that we took on the trip:
And now, I can cross this album off my list, and move on to my next two scrapbooking projects: my Grandmother's Memoirs and a Baby Boy Album! :)
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Submitted by Andrea on Thu, 12/11/2008 - 23:52.
LesleMora | Fri, 12/12/2008 - 17:58
It's too cool!
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»Prlinehan | Fri, 12/12/2008 - 13:29
You are awesome!
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»janlynns | Fri, 12/12/2008 - 10:29
Great job Andrea!
I did a quick album like this for my brother's 40th and basicly it gave him copies of childhood photos I needed to share with him anyway.
btw...I told Amy boy and she typed girl!
Merry Christmas!
Janet
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