Today's layout uses a divided page protector, this one a 12x12 with four 6x4 slots and one 12x4 slot, and once again uses Shimelle's cross-referencing concept. These photos document our first trip abroad together, an 18-day trip that took us to Russia, Italy and the UK. (Some of you may remember the inauspicious beginning to that trip recorded here.) When we returned, I created a huge block of 12x12 pages for our Travels Abroad album, however I wanted to include a snapshot of that trip in our 2007 album.
The divided page protector helped this layout come together very quickly. Do you use these types of pages protectors in your albums?
I love the effect of the page protecters....I've never used them....but after Shimelle's 'Cover to Cover' class bought some...and they will definately be used in my 2012 album.
ReplyDeleteClever! That's an interesting format for a divided protector, too, I've not seen that before :)
ReplyDeleteI've only occasionally used them myself but I have big plans to do so for next year!
Haven't seen those page protectors in my area yet, but I love the idea.
ReplyDeleteI've got some of those page protectors and have used them behind another layout page. I do like my scrapbook photo album pages, just haven't done it often. Never sure why.
ReplyDeleteThese pages are so awesome! I just love what your doing. That must have been one fabulous trip! Anxious to see more!
ReplyDeleteI like it! Its gorgeous and you really cannot tell its a page protector - it flows beautifully! (stopping by from Scrapbook Remix!)
ReplyDeleteI've never used divided page protectors...love what you've done with this one!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
No I haven't used these types of pages but I'm thinking it would be a great idea and might speed up my scrapbooking!
ReplyDeleteHaven't used them yet, but have some and do intend to start!
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