Today, DT member Kim Holmes shares a layout featuring her husband and her sons at a ballgame TOGETHER...
Kim chose to use some papers from the Graduation Celebration line...what a perfect and classy complement to the picture of the 'boys' spending some quality time together!
Thanks for sharing today Kim!
DT member Shelly Maxwell caps off Graduation Week by sharing this STUNNING Accordion Fold Table Top Album using the Graduation Celebration papers. What a fabulous keepsake!
The Front:
The Back:
Some close ups:
Thanks for sharing Shelly!
Today's Graduation project takes advantage of the heavy weight cardstock that the ENTIRE LINE of Graduation Celebration papers are printed on.
Each page in the mini album was created by scoring a 6x12 piece of patterned paper down the center (lengthwise). The top and bottom edges were then sealed with adhesive, leaving the outside edge without. These double thick pages are super durable without the use (and hassle) of chipboard.
The inserts are 5x5 inch pieces of black cardstock and easily slide in and out of the pocket pages, using the little pull tab created with some wired decorative trim.
Holes are punched about a 1/2 inch from the inside edge, approximately 1.5 inches from the top and bottom of the pages. Binder rings embellished with ribbon complete the album assembly.
The colors could be easily customized to school colors by selecting the appropriate ribbon for the binder rings or changing up the color of the cardstock inserts! Wouldn't it be fun to give this and a white gel pen to a graduate and have them collect signatures on the inserts?
Lynne Forsythe created this fabulous Graduation Layout using the Graduation Celebration papers. She found this picture of her daughter on her camera in her graduation dress and couldn't resist creating a layout using the papers from the Graduation Celebration
Collection.
Lynne chose to work with just Black & White with a touch of green, Woodsville
High Schools color.
She created flowers from the papers using the 3-D Flower die from Sizzix.
Thanks so much for sharing today Lynne!
Today's featured project is an autograph book, designed by DT member, Becky Kremke.
Love how Becky incorporated the school color (purple) and a real tassel into the design and how good the Graduation Celebration papers (printed on 80 lb cardstock) look distressed.
Thank you for sharing your creativity Becky!
This week the theme is Graduation and the featured collection is Graduation Celebration 2011. These double sided papers printed on 80 lb cardstock are durable enough for creating altered items, like this frame made by DT member, Angela Ploegman.
The 2011 paper was fit to the frame and an opening was cut in the middle for the inner photo frame. Simple embellishments include a chipboard quote from the Chipboard Signs Stickers and a punched border and garland created with the black Glitter Factory paper.
The colors in the line are simple--black, silver and white, which allows you to easily add the school colors of your choice and stay coordinated!
Please help me welcome our latest Reminisce Featured FANATIC, Stacy Rodriguez!
Stacy created these fabulous Graduation projects using the NEWEST Graduation Celebration papers...
First up, is an altered gift box:
Next is an autograph book:
a card:
And who wouldn't love this altered frame as a graduation gift:
Stop by and vist Stacy at her blog, Scrappin' Queen. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us Stacy!
ps. today is the LAST DAY to enter the latest Reminisce Blog Challenge...clicke HERE for details.
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