Welcome to post 4 of 5 in my December Daily series, which includes days 16-20 of my December Daily Album. If you missed any of the previous posts, here's a list:
Days 17&18:
The photographs of these pages ran together, so I'm presenting them together, as well. I photographed and displayed several decorations around the house in the 2x2 slots of this 35mm slide protector sheet.
For the 18th, I printed a photo of my Christmas cards, adhered it to the shaped page, and then used my Cutterbees to trim the photo to the shape of the page.
Day 19:
A simple page for a simple day. It was my first evening of vacation from work, and I spent pretty much the whole time catching up on some scrapping.
Day 20:
Yet another photo collage and another sheet of vintage sheet music that I couldn't bear to cover. I love the title of the song. So true.
Day 16:
This page turned out to be more of a mini-album of pages. I had so many collections of Christmas ornaments that I wanted to document, so I assembled photo collages in Photoshop Elements and printed them each as a single unit.
This page turned out to be more of a mini-album of pages. I had so many collections of Christmas ornaments that I wanted to document, so I assembled photo collages in Photoshop Elements and printed them each as a single unit.
The photographs of these pages ran together, so I'm presenting them together, as well. I photographed and displayed several decorations around the house in the 2x2 slots of this 35mm slide protector sheet.
For the 18th, I printed a photo of my Christmas cards, adhered it to the shaped page, and then used my Cutterbees to trim the photo to the shape of the page.
A simple page for a simple day. It was my first evening of vacation from work, and I spent pretty much the whole time catching up on some scrapping.
Yet another photo collage and another sheet of vintage sheet music that I couldn't bear to cover. I love the title of the song. So true.
What a great idea for documenting your favorite ornaments! It makes me sad to think ours stayed packed up this year. I really like what you did with your eighteenth page.:)
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