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Alexandra has whipped up another gorgeous mini book using my printable journaling cards. She always makes them look a lot better than they really are 🙂
But wait, there’s more.
Alexandra also included step by step instructions on her post, so you can also make this beautiful Thanksgiving mini.
So in the spirit of Thanksgiving – THANK A BUNCH ALEXANDRA!
This is how I feel about the amazingly beautiful mini album, Alexandra has created, using my serenity labels. Click on it to go to her blog:
My dear web-friend, Alexandra of Art, Scrap and More is doing a major giveaway at her blog. Just look at all the stuff she’s so generously giving away. Check it out!
Isn’t it beautiful?
In that project I spotted my stitched banners as well as my “Back to Basics” labels.
I love Alexandra…
Alexandra is an extraordinary keeper of past memories and creator of future ones.
She has a great eye for enchanting photography.
She has fabulous style that shines through her striking layouts and cards.
She has a one-of-a-kind soul that is conveyed by her beautiful words – both in English and in French.
Alexandra is extraordinary.
Alexandra sent me these pictures of a layout she created, using the Fancy Schmancy labels I shared last week. Leave it to Alexandra to take regular labels and make something that is nothing short of an art masterpiece with them.
She desaturated the colors of the label with Photoshop and after printing and cutting them, she misted the label a bit to give it more depth and a vintage touch – or in other words, the Alexandra touch.
I love what Alexandra did with my labels. She made them her own.
Remember this set of printable journaling cards?
Well, this Forensic Report Mini book by Swedish mixed media artist Hanna Andersson took me by surprise. I follow Hannah and adore her art and wasn’t expecting to see my cards being used by her.
Thus spotting these journaling cards on one of her pieces had left a huge grin on my face.
I also love the idea behind the “forensic report” mini.
Please take a peek at her work. It’s ahhh-mazing.
Aren’t my readers the awesomest? Yes they are. They totally are!
Please feel free to share your pages with me. I love seeing my printables being used and loved.
Last Friday I shared a set of printable journaling cards with you guys and I was BLOWN AWAY by the way Monika Wright used them on her page. I couldn’t think of a better way to use these journaling cards myself. [Which is why the pun on my title is much intended].
Thank you Monika for sharing!
I loved it!
Please feel free to share your pages with me. I love seeing my printables being used and loved.
Happy New Year everyone! I hope you enjoyed 2010 and will enjoy 2011 ten times more!
As a thank you token I am sharing a couple of printable happy new year cards with you guys (for personal use only).
All you need to do is print them on 8½” by 11″ sheet of cardstock, cut in half – lengthwise (at 4¼”) and fold in half (at 5½”). That is all!
To download it simply click on the image (or the link) and if it doesn’t work try to right-click on it and opt for the “save target as…” option (it may be phrased a bit differently on different operating systems – but do NOT opt for the “save image as” option, as you will get the low resolution tiny preview image).
I hope you like it and use it to wish happy new years to all your friends and family – it is so easy with printable cards.
Make sure you didn’t miss the rest of the free printables on Creativity Prompt.
To jumpstart your new year resolution process, you may want to check out this special New Year’s Resolutions Series I posted a couple years ago or another New Year’s resolution approach I posted last year.
How are you going to use these labels? Please leave a comment and share.
Hi, I’m Monika Wright and I’m so pleased to be guest hosting here at Creativity Prompt. I have used Avital’s downloads and have even been featured here on the blog before!
I love the fact that I can capture memories in a format that is lovely and pleasing to the eye. While I do create scrapbook layouts, my first love is really the mini-album. I love that I can create little snippets of our family history in a format that is user-friendly…no one minds flipping through a mini whereas it is somewhat more difficult to pull out the 12×12 scrapbook.
A new year is almost upon us, can you believe it? With a new year, it almost always has us thinking of new ways to reinvent ourselves, to make ourselves better versions of who we already are. With that in mind, I’m sharing with you today a mini-book to help you track your progress throughout 2011.
There are a number of options for this lovely little journal and I’d like to suggest a few ways you might want to use the downloads I’ve designed for you. These and other downloads are all available in the sidebar of my blog. I’m using this mini-album kit from my Etsy shop as the base for my journal.
A sweet way to track and remember the monthly milestones of your newborn baby:
Never forget birthdays again! Use these pages as a place to permanently record important birthdates and anniversaries:
Resolutions? Weight loss goals? Highlight your monthly accomplishments as a reminder of how strong you really are:
Journal your One Little Word each month {my word is JOY} or even Gratitudes:
Jot family highlights each month as they happen and include photos adhered back-to-back:
School related topics:
Begin this journal at the start of the school year and highlight the activities, achievements and milestones of your student
Use it to chronicle the months leading up to your child’s Senior Year of high school
I didn’t purchase anything extra for this journal, using items from my stash and the kit from my Etsy shop. If you purchase a kit, please let me know you saw this tutorial on Creativity Prompt and I will include lots of the little extras that you see here in this tutorial, including the four colors of baker’s twine from The Twinery. Thanks so much for letting me share my project with you today and I hope you’ll have an opportunity to stop by to get your downloads {the downloads begin with “month in review” }.