Flip Album using Simple Stories

 Hi everyone!

My new year wish for all of you is to do more of what you love and for me it is crafting! I love the process of it, using beautiful paper and matching embellishments and challenging myself to use "IT ALL".

This is the first of a few posts to come featuring the most beautiful paper line by Simple Stories called Vintage Cottage Fields. It was so popular that they actually just re- released the line again (something that is not done often at all!) so I do encourage you to reach out to your LSS to see if they have it or can get it for you.

Follow this LINK to take you to see it for yourself.

Follow THIS LINK to take you to a You-tube video I did to show you everything this little creation has to offer.

It is for sale so please email me at atticinspiredcrafter@gmail.com, check it out over at MavenFair  or send me a private message over on facebook.

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Simple Vintage Ancestry Mini Ablums

 I love Simple Stories Vintage lines...ALL of them! But the Ancestry one stole my heart so much I created not one, two or even three albums, but rather 5!!

This one if the last one I shall do as I have officially run out of products.

The previous 4 were gifted to family and now this final one of a kind is for sale.

Please follow this link for the video walk through

Below are the still photos of what is included (Holding box and 2 interactive mini albums) will hold 50-75 photos.

 Special mention to Paul Ford for his wonderful tutorials and inspiration!

January 2022 Stick it Down Challenge

 Living through a pandemic is unique for each person experiencing it. It has it's challenges. For our family the hugest challenge has been not being able to see our children in person for now 2 years. Thank goodness for technicology as 2021 allowed us to be as together as we possibly could. That I am thankful for.

This months take was used to capture those family photo's.

Products used: Maja Designs Christmas line, Spellbinders Star die, left over embellishments from my stash and stitching to "tie" it all together.