Paper Bag Mini Album!

It's finally finished you guys!  I know I took my sweet time getting this done, but here it is, and even better than pictures I MADE A VIDEO!  Now make sure you go to YouTube and Subscribe to my channel so I know you love me.  And if you found your way here from YouTube:  Welcome!  (And make sure to follow my blog!)


This album is available for purchase in my Etsy shop  :)

Here is the info on the products I used:

Inks/Markers/Misc

Tim Holtz Distress Ink in Vintage Photo

Time Holtz Distress Markers in Spun Sugar, Peeled Paint, Mustard Seed, Antique Linen

VersaFine Ink in Onyx Black

Stampendous Embossing Powder in Detail Clear and Detail Gold

Sakura Glaze Pen in Clear

Copic Markers E37 Sepia & 0 Colourless Blender

Plaid Royal Coat Decoupage Finish 1401 Clear

Stamps

InkadinkaClings - Butterflies
Studio G Cherish - Cameo, Chandelier, Keys
Hot Off the Press Inc - Peacock Feather
Penny Black - Wall Paper Print

Papers
TPC Studio- Wedding Silhouettes
Bazzill Basics - Floral Collage/Paper Straws
Bazzill Basics - Gallery/Home Spun Chevron
Documented - Simple Stories - Doilies/Ledger
Recollections - Gold Damask
Recollections - Black Cardstock Pack
My Mind's Eye - Lost & Found Christmas
Glitz Design - French Kiss Hats
Basic Grey Curio Paper Pad

Other
Martha Stewart Punches
Cricut Sophisticated
Elizabeth Craft Peel Offs
Stickles
Embossing Folders
Viva Decor


I'd love to know what you think! Questions and comments are always welcomed :)

Seashore Mini Accordian Scrapbook

So we all know by now what a sucker I am for awesome scrapbook paper.  Well I bought a couple sheets of this awesome Nautical/Seashore paper from Carousel, and as usual, didn't have a specific plan in mind for it.  Well a couple of weeks ago, I sat down and just let the creative juices flow, and this is the end result.

Front

Back

Full view

Pages 1 & 2

Pages 3 & 4

I'm really happy with how this turned out!  The paper I bought was Bazzill Basics Paper called Beach House Shore Collage/Seaside Vines (304277).  I also used some vellum & some cream cardstock I had on hand, Tim Holtz Distress Ink in Antique Linen to 'soften' the edges of all the sheets, except the vellum.  I made the starfish with a random punch I had in one of my drawers.  I have no idea where it came from, so I'll assume it was a dollar store score lol

On the back cover I used the Earth Art International - Seahorse stamp, plus a cheapy seashore stamp set from Inkadinkado.  The navy ribbon was originally from Michael's a few years ago.

I'm still trying to decide if I was to keep it or sell it in my ArtFire Studio.  I'll update when I decide :)