I cut this as a template from paper, cut it in half and then cut a piece of canvas from half of the oval.
I used this as the cover for the album.
I then used From my Kitchen and created the tabbed pages that were 8.5 x 5
Using the paper stack I did have (K&Co. Life's Journey), I also cut cardstock to cover the chipboard. At this point my album consist of 6 pages, 2 canvas, 1 for the cover and 1 for inside, and 4 tabbed pages.
Here it is decorated.
I followed her instructions to create the special page pockets and acrylic tag. I didn't have any of the envelopes she used for the special pockets, so those were made from scratch using my Martha Stewart score board.
Acrylic Tag below.
I did not have the Tim Holtz film strip die that Laura Denison used, so I created one with my Gypsy.(edited post to add that the file for the filmstrip can be accessed on my blog under cut file tab for those of you who have asked for it.)
Here is the page decorated with it.
This album isn't quite finished yet, but I am having so much fun making it. I was really apprehensive using this as my project this week, because it wasn't my own idea, but since I came up with the cut file for the album, the film strip cut, and basically made all of the other embellishments including the flowers on my own, I am hoping everyone won't mind me posting it.
Thanks Pam for having me as a guest designer. I am really sorry this is late. I was sure it wasn't due until tomorrow.
Beth.