Hello Roadies!
Emily on deck today with, yes, another mini album. This one is all about our day trips into Chicago last summer while the Maya Road team was at CHA. I had just purchased my first camera phone and, like any new camera phone user, I was having fun learning Instagram. So I put together a mini album of the two trips into the city.
I cut out some feathers, embossed a LOT, did a fun technique to cover the chipboard, and used elements that I wouldn't normally pair, but I think it really worked. And I used this stamp set, the Picture Perfect Camera Stamps A LOT. It's a very fun and useful set, I highly recommend it.
Once all surfaces were dry, I sprayed the chipboard with
Antique Bronze Maya Mist and then rubbed it off with a paper towel. It gives a cool grungy look perfect for a city mini ablum.
A few places, I rubbed too hard and pulled some of the paint off, so I sprayed with more mist and you get this really awesome look.
I made my own cut file to add a few extra pages to the album and to title each day trip.
I used the new Say Cheese Camera Transparencies in both
Black and
White. I love them! I also used a few different colors of the new
Paper Twine, that is such a fun product, it can be unrolled like the raffia of the 80s, or tied like this, or well, the possibilities are endless.
I stamped and embossed a lot. The
Spool Sentiments Stamp Sheet reminded me of a passport stamp, so I used that freely in the book. The sentiments work surprisingly well for a travel mini album. Also, I like having different shapes in my mini albums, that set is a great way to bring in a circle!
The new
Perfect Shot Arrow Stamp Strip has nine different kinds of arrows. I could not get enough of that set! I think I may need to order an extra set, it's so versatile!
I kept the star theme going throughout the book by using the
My Star Singleton Stamp Set. I loved all the variety one little set can offer!
for each of my feathers in the album. I used some small pliers to bend the wire to get each bead off the chain. Super easy and it adds such a fun bit of surprise to the album.
Maya road has so many great camera stamp sets, I used the
Vintage Camera Singleton Stamp here on the left and the transparency of the same design on the right.
That's the boss lady, waiting for the train back to our hotel on the last day of our week in Chicago.
And here's the back cover, just as on the front, I used the
unstitched Linen Star Piece as a base for my design, it adds such a nice cozy feel I think.
It took me forever to put together, but I really am happy with how it turned out!
Hey that is so cute! Love the feathers
and I'll scraplift them.
Carla from Utah
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