This was my first foray into mini albums. I was lucky enough to snag a mini chipboard album at Michael's for half price (SCORE!) My plan was to make a mini album for my Gramma for Christmas, but things were so hectic I never got around to putting the pictures down on the chipboard.
I printed my pics at those instant Kodak picture printers at Walmart/grocery stores. Definitely not the highest quality prints, but relatively cheap and I kinda liked that the prints were so thin. The cool thing that Jilly taught me was to create a collage in PicMonkey so I could print mini pictures at the kiosk for the mini album. I highly recommend that.
Here's the finished product.
That's my family. Well almost all of them. I'm missing an Aunt & Uncle, three cousins, and five second cousins. Ok so thats 10 people I'm missing. And my Dad too.
(Like that grey Washi Tape? Me too.
I got it a Downtown Tape!)
I'm kinda hooked on making mini albums. Luckily I'mm be making another one for my flower girl as a keepsake!
Everyone coordinated their outfits (without planning) which made making the album super easy. I could use matching and coordinating colours. Primarily coral, purple and beige.
That's my family. Well almost all of them. I'm missing an Aunt & Uncle, three cousins, and five second cousins. Ok so thats 10 people I'm missing. And my Dad too.
(Like that grey Washi Tape? Me too.
I got it a Downtown Tape!)
I'm kinda hooked on making mini albums. Luckily I'mm be making another one for my flower girl as a keepsake!
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Beautiful scrapbooking :) Stopping by to say hello!
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