WE'RE DOING DECEMBER! Whether you pre-plan your December Daily or create as you go along in the Christmas month; make your own covers or decorate ready-made ones, use Project Life style with plastic sleeves and pockets or create your own pages. Maybe you havent made one before and ask 'I cant think what I'd fill a page with everyday?' We'll help with that! Whatever your style we'd love to see it! Here you will find a seasonal blog open from 1st November to 31st January each year. We hope that this will become a wonderful resource of sharing, prompts and inspiration. What is a December Daily? Its a mini-album recording your daily memories capturing the spirit of December. Bring it out with your decorations each year and remember Christmases past. Scroll down on the right side bar and you will find past December Daily albums of each Designer. Check their 'journey' link too, this will give you some great tips and scroll a little further down and you will see the albums categorised into types for easier searching :) Now - 'Let's December Daily'!

Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Jane's Days 15, 16, 17 & 18


Day 15


Another page needing some adaptation as I wanted to include several landscape photos. I used a page protector with two 3" x 4" pockets at the top and one 4" x 6" pocket at the bottom as the base. Then I cut up a 12" x 12" page protector into individual 6" x 4" pockets. I attached two of them on top of my base protector and machine stitched them together to give stability.


I made an extra large journalling card to slip into one of the pockets, managing to pick off the circle & star embellishmentstack from the pre-prepared card.


Here's how it looks when open (above) and closed (below).


Day 16


 This page includes the back of that 6" x 4" bottom pocket. I simply added my journalling card and a quotation card side by side with a little repositional glue to keep them in place.


Day 17


Today I made a stamped transparency for one of the pockets.


I used staz-on ink to stamp part of the bauble stamp from Honey Doo Crafts. I then added some sequins and gems to both sides of the transparency.


I added the golden tree on the photo to cover the faces of a couple of folks who I couldn't avoid including in the shot.


 Day 18


 A simple straightforward page showing the back of yesterday's stamped transparency pocket - love how it looks peeping through to day 16's number card. I added a strip of ribbon to the number card and doodled with my gold glitter pen on the journal card.


I hope everyone is going well with their December Dailys.  We would love to see your progress.
Hope to see your 2015 pages!
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And you can even share your  previous December Daily's
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6 comments:

  1. Deb23 December 2015 at 10:21

    Gorgeous pages, Jane. LOVE the transparency you have created for the pocket........just fabulous. The Tea House in the Woods sounds wonderful.

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    1. Jane23 December 2015 at 20:25

      Thanks Deb. Trying to be creative within the constraints of my album choice!

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  2. mandysea23 December 2015 at 17:51

    Love it when I see scrappy things altered - your adding the 6x4 pockets is really cool! AND the stamped transparency - awesome! It really adds a wonderful point of difference especially looking through to the other pages! Gotta love that! (my fave!)

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    1. Jane23 December 2015 at 20:23

      Thanks Mandy. I like to change things up a bit and surprise myself now and then.

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  3. Lizzy Hill23 December 2015 at 20:00

    The transparency is cool. The 'booklet' you created fabulous....& you have me a giggle with pulling off stuff offa your pre-prepared page. Tell me about it!!!!

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  4. Jane23 December 2015 at 20:22

    Thanks Lizzy. I'm always pulling stuff off, do you do that too?

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