Hi everyone! I'm so excited to be sharing my latest album with you. And while I know I say this every time Doodlebug comes out with a new collection, the new Milk and Cookies Collection might be the cutest one ever! Well ... at least since Booville last month, lol! 😉
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I designed this with a 6x8 inch Simple Stories binder, some pretty red twine, and lots of adorable embellishments!
This first page has a photo mat that's perfect for a family photo around the Christmas tree. And speaking of trees ... I added some glitter enamel dots the die cut piece above for some dimensional ornaments. Love it!
I had fun adding cards from Doodlebug's Create A Card set throughout this album. I used one of the cards and lots of cute Odds and Ends die cuts for the page shown above. Flip the card up and a few pictures can be tucked inside (see below).
This brick pattern is one of my favorites. I think I need to stock up on this sheet to use in future projects!
When I saw the 2x2 squares on the 12x12 Flannel Jammies print, I knew it would make a cute accent page in the album. I cut out the squares and tucked them into a 2x2 pocket page. I plan to add little pictures behind the squares that can be revealed like an advent calendar over the years.
Hop over to my shop to see these fun pages and the newest kits, premades, and supplies!
Update: This kit has sold out but the instructions are available in my shop. They are simple, step-by-step, and include measurements and full color photos of each page. Links for the instructions and the products used are below. Happy scrappin'!
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These die cut Christmas cards are so beautiful!! I really really love these! Can't wait to get out my Silhouette Cameo and try to replicate some of these. I need to start now!
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