hi guys, sharing one of the my assignments in the Creating Keepsake September 2011 issue - and yes, it's to scrap a 100 photos in one night! I know - yeah right! right? that's what I thought! But once I calmed down - OK, it is do able, especially just having attended my first ever CHA show and taken over a hundred pictures (would also like to thank Linda Barber and Kim Watson for their help in providing even more pictures - you guys are the best!)
so grabbing one collection to work with - american crafts campy trail, a handful of jillibean soup corrugated shapes, october afternoon buttons and stacks of rub-ons from studio calico (these little birds are just too too cute)... I set off to work on my layouts using the We R Memory Keepers page protectors as the basis.
and in a second (well ok - maybe after a few minutes), I had my first page... filled with all the new CHA-W 2011 goodies and the amazing people that I had the chance and pleasure of meeting. it's absolutely wonderful to be able to meet everyone in person and was taken by all the sweetness and kindness of EVERYONE. to be honest, I didn't know what to expect and was so nervous meeting everyone (that I was either standing there looking super stupid and speechless or couldn't stop taking cause I was so happy to meet them in person!)
in general I kept the layout/design as simple as possible and filled up the smaller photo sleeves with either pictures or notes, and only creating a mini page design in the center. so most of my pictured were printed in wallet size which I then trimmed to 3x3 (size of the smaller selves) and a few of then were 4x6. I also prepared some 3x3 cardstock pieces where the text is first printed on vellum and then it glue on + one adorable rub-on bird.
as I'm writing this... I honestly don't know how to say or what to say... but it really is an honor to meet everyone there and everyone was so kind and wonderful. speechless still. and the CK editors were amazing in person and the CK dream team - yeap, its official - we are a crazy bunch of scrappers (and drivers *wink*)! love you all!
and still laughing at myself, but when you are as crazy as me... you'll do about anything to take a picture with everyone... **wink** thanks guys for taking a picture with me!
as seen in the September 2011 issue of Creating Keepsakes magazine. copy right Creative Crafts Group. Posted with prior permission from the publisher. note -not all pages shown here are included in the magazine.
supplies used include: cardstock, pattern paper, foam alphas, adhesive: american crafts; chipboard accents: lily bee designs; buttons: october afternoon: rub-ons and wooden alphas: studio calico; corrugated shapes: jillibean soup; twine: the twinery; page protectors: we r memory keepers; punch: ek success; trimmer: fiskars.
thanks for letting me share and for more inspirations on how to scrap a 100 photos in one night, check out what Nicole did here and Laura's amazing work here.
thanks again for stopping by everyone.
ps. & for those in Singapore - you might want to take a quick look at my goodies for sale page.
That's really amazing! 100 photos! Thanks for sharing your creation. I'm starting out scrapping and my mind is in a blank many times looking at my papers and photos. You've given me great ideas and I have really enjoyed checking in on your blog to see your creations. Thank you! I'm really inspired. (:
ReplyDeleteThis is AMAZING!! I love those dividers but I've been hoarding them...now you've inspired me :)
ReplyDeleteW-wow! 100 photos in ONE night? Crazy. You did a brilliant job with this, Piradee!
ReplyDeleteSimply fabulous Piradee! And meeting you was so much fun! You are as sweet as you are talented which makes you super duper sweet! :)
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, that's so amazing! You're a star that you managed to scrap so many photos in just one night! Your work looks stunning!
ReplyDeleteso fun to see this! love love love
ReplyDelete100 photos in one night.
ReplyDeleteand i salute thee.
well done!!!
oh wow...what a fun project and those pages look awesome. Love the plastic sleeve too...
ReplyDeletesimply amazing, really!
ReplyDeleteI love these pages! I was just wondering if you've used any of the other photo sleeve designs from WeRMemoryKeepers and, if so, are they on your blog somewhere? I think they will be a great way of scrapping big holidays or events that need a number of pages.
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