Hello everyone, Renea Harrison back for Project 2 for a series of 4 different projects that I created with 1 Paper Pad. I hear so many of you on Social Media talking about how much paper you waste. I too am amazed at how many times I have gotten a paper pad and only used a few sheets out of it. There is no reason why any of us should be wasting our beautiful papers, so I am here to show you, it can be done!!
The Paper Pad I chose to use is a Prima Golden Coast Paper Pad that is a few years old, and that I had not ever used 😳 So, I have been getting some use out of these beautiful papers and here is the 2nd project I created in the same theme with them.
The Paper Pad I chose to use is a Prima Golden Coast Paper Pad that is a few years old, and that I had not ever used 😳 So, I have been getting some use out of these beautiful papers and here is the 2nd project I created in the same theme with them.
This project is one that I love to do. It is a Loaded Pocket Journal that I create by making a base from basic Manilla file folders, cutting them down and sewing them together. These pieces are so beautiful and make a wonderful gift for those who love to collect memories and journal.
Want to see the short video walk through of this project?
You can find it here:
You can find it here:
https://www.facebook.com/Reneabouquets.comandEtsy
The base got a look similar to my 1st Project Mini Album. I added distressed edge paper, a layer of Wide Gold Embroidered Lace, a bottom layer of Scallop Shell Lace
topped with Tattered Pink Pleated Tulle.
I then took a Beautiful Board Seashell Scroll Frame , distress inked it pink with a sponge, then dabbed some embossing ink on with a sponge and coated it with gold embossing powder that I heat set.
Next, I popped on a Printed Beautiful Board By The Sea Small Seahorse , real seashells that I 2 tone inked, cheese cloth, Mini Whisper Pink & Ivory Roses and Leaves Mulberry Paper Flowers and Teal And White Roses & Leaves Mulberry Flowers.
The tab of the folder has some ephemera pieces layered on with a little mermaid from the
The tab of the folder has some ephemera pieces layered on with a little mermaid from the
By The Sea Trinkets Pack accent.
The pieces tucked into the envelope include:
2- Oversized Tags with sewing accents and paper layers. They have hand dyed seam binding bows with little glitter seashell charms.
2- Oversized Tags with sewing accents and paper layers. They have hand dyed seam binding bows with little glitter seashell charms.
2- Large tags with Raffia hang tags. These 2 tags feature back pockets with ephemera tags and pieces for journaling and/or photos.
1- Large Tag That Opens when metal paper clip is removed for journaling spots and/or photos
1- Medium piece that opens when the wooden clothes pin is removed, into an accordion fold piece. This piece is perfect for journaling and/or photos. (Golden Coast)
1- Large Horizontal Shaped Card (Special Handling)
1- Medium piece that opens when the wooden clothes pin is removed, into an accordion fold piece. This piece is perfect for journaling and/or photos. (Golden Coast)
1- Large Horizontal Shaped Card (Special Handling)
1- Medium Double Side Card (Salty But Sweet)
I hope you enjoyed this fun and functional project and that you too get to grab a paper pad you have laying around and get to make something beautiful for yourself! Hugs ~ Renea
I hope you enjoyed this fun and functional project and that you too get to grab a paper pad you have laying around and get to make something beautiful for yourself! Hugs ~ Renea
Products Used From Reneabouquets:
Wide Gold Embroidered Lace
Other Products Used:
Prima Marketing Golden Coast 12 x 12 Paper Pad
Prima Marketing Golden Coast Ephemera
Tim Holtz Distress Inks
Embossing Powder
Real Seashells
Cheesecloth
Hand Dyed Seam Binding
Raffia
Mini Wood Clothespin
Paperclip
Pink Thread
Prima Marketing Golden Coast 12 x 12 Paper Pad
Prima Marketing Golden Coast Ephemera
Tim Holtz Distress Inks
Embossing Powder
Real Seashells
Cheesecloth
Hand Dyed Seam Binding
Raffia
Mini Wood Clothespin
Paperclip
Pink Thread
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