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| Cover-Features a Ladies Diary die-cut embellished with gems. The folder was sewn and the edges are covered with fabric strips that are sewn on. |
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| Page one has a belly band and a pocket. Page two has a pull-out photo mat and pocket. |
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| Page three has a pull-out photo book and pocket. Page four has a belly band and pocket. |
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| Back cover |
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| Cover-Graphic 45 paper with Tim Holtz embellishments and Washi tape. Closes with a ribbin and torn fabric tie. |
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| Page 1 has a flip open photo mat embellished with Tim Holtz film strip at the bottom. The pocket is embellished with a tag and Steampunk Debutante paper. Page two also has a pocket with 3-d embellishments. |
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| Flip up on page one. |
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| Pages 3 and4 both feature pull-outs. Page 3 a decorated photo mat that has a space on the back for a photo. Page 4 features a pull-out book for photos. |
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| Pull-out photo book. |
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| Front and back covers. |
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| Select a page with vintage text. This is from an old English text book. |
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| Add Mod Podge to the clothes pin. I used matte but any type would work. If you don't have Mod Podge use Gel Medium. |
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| Play the pin on the text and press down. You can also flip it over if you want to smooth out the page. The wrinkle do not bother me, I think it adds to the shabby look. |
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| Press down to adhere. |
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| Line the up across the page. Let them dry and then you can cut or add four more at the bottom to get eight to a page. It is a little easier to cut and then add four more to the bottom but that is up to you. |
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| Cut them apart leaving a little paper around the pin. |
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| Start out the edge and rip the paper to get the jagged edge. The paper needs to be completely dry for this to work. It is also easier to rip away and down from the edge instead of up. |
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| Take your ink pad and go around the edges and across the top. |
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| If you left the wrinkles in you can just hit the tops with a little ink. |
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| I found this box at Wal-Mart. It was made to hold the wax melts that you put in those pots and it was free. All the better for me. This was my practice box and I covered it in circus themed paper. |
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| The best part is you can divide it into different sections for the different themes that you are making/collecting. The back of this one shows the journal prompt swap cards that I received and the front has my Catholic Saints, St. Patrick's Day and A-Z cards. I am trying to figure out some type of tab so I can write the series name and not have to hunt and peck. |
