In the weeks leading up to my completion of our 10th Anniversary Cruise albums, I used inspiration from a couple of online classes as I scrapped the final stories and photos from that trip. This first layout was inspired by a challenge in the Art-Science workshop to start with a story and add a pocket to the page. I created my pocket using a sheet of stationary from our stateroom.
I took inspiration from May Flaum's Stamping for Scrapbookers class for these next layouts. On this first one, I stamped an image on the journaling card.
I used stamps for the title and the white border strip on this next layout.
I stamped directly on a few of the photos in this next layout, and added several stamps as accents scattered around the page.
And finally, I used some large flourish stamps on this two page layout.
Have you stamped on your layouts lately recently?
You've really taken a great deal of inspiration from your online classes
ReplyDeleteI've really enjoyed seeing your cruise pages,Melissa....I just love cruising.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of using stationary from the cruise to make a pocket!
ReplyDeleteYou should have a whole cruise album by now! Great pages---as usual!
ReplyDeleteI did a little stamping this morning (but really I should do more because you are right: it can add a lot)
ReplyDeleteI'm such a fan of pockets on pages. Don't they work especially well on holiday pages like this when there are always lots of extras in include
I do occasional stamping on my layouts - when I remember I have them! Love the pocket made from the stationery :)
ReplyDeleteWell done on getting all the pages done. I like stamping on my layouts - as well as on my cards. Pocket pages for holiday and travel are always a good idea.
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