Have you ever printed your photos on transparencies in b&w throughout the album?
starting to think I may be better off reading for now and working on it when I can have everything pre-cut since I had to get the circle scallop.
Stephanie
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Nothing is foolproof for a sufficiently talented fool
SIDE D (the reverse)
(OK...honesty insert here....I took the picture before I finished the page...where the white smudge is there is now a rub-on )
There is a picture of my second dd, mounted on white cardstock. It is postitioned to show as much of the patterned paper as possible (and to show off the rub-on on the reverse side).
Again, I added the initial of my dd and a sticker from the photo decor stickers.
(OK...honesty insert here....I took the picture before I finished the page...where the white smudge is there is now a rub-on )
There is a picture of my second dd, mounted on white cardstock. It is postitioned to show as much of the patterned paper as possible (and to show off the rub-on on the reverse side).
Again, I added the initial of my dd and a sticker from the photo decor stickers.
~pam~
I have not, as I don't print my own pictures. It would be fun to do, though!jaziscrapper wrote: Have you ever printed your photos on transparencies in b&w throughout the album?
~pam~
Love this! I'm hoping to get some tips so I can get my flower one done.
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cute, cute, cute. I bought an acrylic album ages ago and have never used it, but now I'm inspired....
ShanShan
4.5 by 5.5 (I'll double check that, though the book is still in my suitcase from vacation)Janshotgun wrote: On pages c & d, do you remember the dimensions of the paper you cut?
~pam~
Okay...I just got the protective covering off of my album! LOL!!! I am just reading along then will do my album afterwards.....
I have always wanted to do one of these!!
I have always wanted to do one of these!!
Side G:
On this page I cut a 5.5 by 5.5 square and used the corner rounder to edge it.
It is IMPORTANT to put the paper on the TOP of the acrylic page.
This protects it from the outside. (Especially if you lay it on a table) I hid the adhesive in the flower centers of the back page. (Which I left blank). I included a picture, mounted on white cardstock....and enhanced with rubons, a tiny alpha, a sticker, a flower and a button.
Which I added after I took the picture
On this page I cut a 5.5 by 5.5 square and used the corner rounder to edge it.
It is IMPORTANT to put the paper on the TOP of the acrylic page.
This protects it from the outside. (Especially if you lay it on a table) I hid the adhesive in the flower centers of the back page. (Which I left blank). I included a picture, mounted on white cardstock....and enhanced with rubons, a tiny alpha, a sticker, a flower and a button.
Which I added after I took the picture
~pam~
I will take the new pics and replace in the article (I was out of town).
If you stamp on acrylic, Staz-On ink works great.
Black rubons look INCREDIBLE, and can be seen from both sides.
If you stamp on acrylic, Staz-On ink works great.
Black rubons look INCREDIBLE, and can be seen from both sides.
~pam~
One REALLY cool thing about these Prima albums, is that you can mix and match them. I will put a copy of a mixed one in my gallery tomorrow so that you can see how cool it is. I like to have more than 4 pages, too
~pam~
Great class Pam! I just finished 2 mini acrylic albums last week!
I already had an album from Magistical Memories. It's about 6 pages. I will try it this week. Yours looks great.
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