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12 August 2012

Snapshots of 2010 Mini Album EBook

I prefer the style of this mini album.  I wish my photographs would have printed the size I wanted them to, but its still all good!




We all do so much throughout the year! I started making these Snapshots Albums as a quick way to look back on the year and see what we were doing in a specific month.

This is a small PDF file to help you create your own Snapshots Album. Complete with colour photographs.

You will be emailed with this PDF 24 – 48 hours after payment. If you still haven't received anything after 72 hours please send me thousands and thousands of emails! No refunds or returns.

£10 GBP




EURO 12




$15 USD



26 February 2012

Snapshots of 2011 - Tutorial E-Book

It is already nearing the end of February! And I've been meaning to do this since this year started... it's been on my to do list every weekend and it always gets pushed back so I decided that today I have to get this done!


We all do so much throughout the year! I started making these Snapshots Albums as a quick way to look back on the year and see what we were doing in a specific month.

This is a small PDF file to help you create your own Snapshots Album. Complete with colour photographs.

You will be emailed with this PDF 24 – 48 hours after payment. If you still haven't received anything after 72 hours please send me thousands and thousands of emails! No refunds or returns.

£10 GBP




EURO 12




$15 USD



8 November 2009

How to make your own Christmas Wrapping Paper?

Last year I used tissue paper and brown bags to wrap up my Christmas gifts. This year I am turning the plain tissue paper into Christmas themed wrapping paper.

What you need?
Ink/markers
Paper (I used tissue paper. If you use tissue paper then you need more than one layer to hide the gift).
Stamp/Acrylic Block
I used Brilliance ink as it won't bleed on tissue paper. Some Christmas stamps and a acrylic stamp block (that thing with black on the edges - I'm really bad with not cleaning).

Inked stamps.

Half done.

Finished, just needs somewhere to dry for a few minutes. I think it took as long as writing this blog post.

One I did earlier, with different snow flake stamps. I love how it looks, and you can see the stamped images from the layers beneath the top one.

Wow, how easy is that to make your own Christmas Wrapping Paper!