A Scrapbook Layout using Small Clear Envelopes

Clear pockets or envelopes are a terrific way to hold things on a layout you might not want to permanently attach. Margie used small clear envelopes three different ways on this fun layout. One of them holds journaling that can be removed and read, one holds a heavy embellishment and the other was used to create a shaker element. I also love her helpful tip that if you’re layering lots of paper on your page to cut out the centers, it helps it not be so bulky and you’ll have scraps to left over to use on other projects.

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-Heather

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With Thanksgiving on the way it’s a wonderful time to take stock of all the things you’re grateful for. You can create journaling or scrapbooking layouts or even create an entire album like Conny did. Her mini album measures 5″ x 5 1/2″ and was made from scratch with chipboard, pattern papers and the One Fall Day collection from Bella Blvd. The cover has layers of pretty Fall papers, a chipboard sentiment and chipboard leaves and flowers, it also ties closed with ribbon.

Inside are beautiful pages with pattern paper backgrounds, more chipboard shapes and phrases with room for a photo and embellishments on each page.

She’s sharing cutting dimensions and directions on how you can recreate this beautiful album yourself over on the Bella Blvd. blog.

-Heather

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