Themes, layouts and inspirations
Mikko is sharing a great follow up tutorial to her popular How to Fake Calligraphy video. Once you’ve created your artwork, you might like to have it in digital format so you can use over and over again. You’ll need to be familiar with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, but the results are well worth it! (If you don’t have these programs, you can sign up for 30-day free trials at Adobe.)
This uniquely styled Fall Mini Scrapbook album project from Kathy uses products from Doodlebug to create a fun design to hold all your Autumn memories. The cover looks like a traditional album with pattern paper cover, layers of more papers, a cute dog in a truck die cut and some trees, all tied closed with ribbon.
But inside it’s actually a tag album held together to the back cover with a large O ring. Each page is tag shaped and stitched around the edges for texture and to hold the front and backs together. They are also decorated with fun patterned photo mats and coordinating printed embellishments. There’s even a fun shaker page too!
Visit the Doodlebug blog for more details and a video flip through of the entire album.
-Heather
You can shop for Doodlebug products at Craft Stash
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