So I felt like making a mini-album & I found the BEST tutorial over on the Mambi blog, here. It actually was relatively easy & I want to make many more! I need one of those sweet little scoring tools to make life easier ...
I decided to get a headstart and make a baby boy album for my sweet child due in November. I hope to not have to take too big of a break from crafting after his birth (you know, maternity leave and all, woot), but I know that I will probably not get as much done for a week or so around his birth. So, I went ahead and made this mini album to have on hand. I can just print some small photos quickly & carry it around in my purse!
I used all Me & My BIG Ideas pocket page cards & some random embellishments I had in my scrap stash.
I will post a few of the inside pages too. My Instagram will show the ones not posted here.
I already have the photo ideas in my head, especially for that last one - it will be for a bro pic, obvs.
I highly suggest watching the video to which I posted the link & trying out one of these albums yourself! It really was relatively simple & quick to complete. I think it would make the sweetest little gift instead of a birthday card for someone.
Thanks for looking!
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Thursday, August 20, 2015
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Talk about DIY...
So after many a long afternoon we finally finished our outdoor furniture we handmade ourselves! We got the plans for the furniture from the ahhhmazing Anna White.
Here's a closer shot:

I made the pillows by just sewing two simple squares together. Also, much contemplation went into the seat cushion & the husband helped stuff. One side of the cushion is held together with upholstry screws instead of sewn.
These are just a couple more cute pictures of our outdoor, fall, party decor :) The photos are creepy graveyard pictures I took in Savannah, GA.
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Let me know if you have any questions! Anyone can do Anna's projects, just have patience, and do not expect perfection at first! :)
Here's a closer shot:
I made the pillows by just sewing two simple squares together. Also, much contemplation went into the seat cushion & the husband helped stuff. One side of the cushion is held together with upholstry screws instead of sewn.
These are just a couple more cute pictures of our outdoor, fall, party decor :) The photos are creepy graveyard pictures I took in Savannah, GA.
Let me know if you have any questions! Anyone can do Anna's projects, just have patience, and do not expect perfection at first! :)
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