Showing posts with label mixable album. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mixable album. Show all posts

Thursday, July 6, 2017

The Gracey Mixable Album with Clear Scraps!

Hi, Connie here with the Mixable Gracey album by Clear Scraps.  The Gracey album has five pages of both, acrylic and chipboard.   The pages are cut with a cute deco edge that gives a finished look to the pages.

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The acrylic pages have pattern paper adhered to the backside of the acrylic. Remember to remove the plastic film before adhering paper to the acrylic pages.  Both sides of the chipboard are covered with pattern paper.  The inside pages are all ready for your favorite photos.  I chose a watermelon themed paper because we are crazy for that delicious melon in the summer.  So are the grands!!!

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The inside pages were attached, to the acrylic and chipboard pages, using Zip Dry by Beacon.  Embellishments were added to enhance the pages.  This is such a fun album to create and makes a beautiful  gift. In the Clear Scraps store there are all kinds of mixable albums to create.  Stop in the store and take a look!! Great summer projects to do with the kids.

Products Used:
Clear Scraps:  Mixable Gracey 5.5" X 8.0"
Other:
Beacon adhesive
Paper: S.E.I.
Buttons Galore & More
Quick Quotes PowderPuff Chalk inks

Thanks for stopping by~
Connie Mercer/DT Member

Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Cupcake Shaker ~ Clear Scraps!

Hi, Connie here with a cute mini album that would work great for a birthday gift.   I used the Cutie Mixable and the Cupcake Shaker by Clear Scraps,  to create a birthday album.

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I did a step by step to show you how the mini was created ~

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Supplies needed: Cutie/mixable by Clear Scraps, Binder pages 5 X 7 (chipboard), Beacon 3-IN-1, pattern paper,  Cupcake Shaker by Clear Scraps and rhinestones (filler for the shaker).
Cover the bottom part of the chipboard Cupcake with pattern paper.
Cover the top part of the Cupcake with a different pattern of paper and cut it out.
Adhere both parts, top and bottom to chipboard. Let dry.
The Shaker part of the Cupcake comes with three top chipboard pieces.  Glue one on the top of the cupcake.  Sandwich the acrylic in between the the second and third piece of the top chipboard. Add rhinestones (or filler) to the first one you glued to the covered chipboard top.  Glue the sandwich piece to the first one, covering the rhinestone (filler).
Paint or ink the chipboard part of the top of the Cupcake.  Decorate.

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The back cover is acrylic with chipboard inside pages.

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This will look darling with the pictures from the birthday party added.

Clear Scraps products used:
Binder pages 5 x 7
Cutie/Mixable mini album  (front and back cover only)
Cupcake Shaker

Thanks for stopping by~
Connie Mercer/DT Member

Monday, July 4, 2016

Celebrating 4th of July with Clear Scraps!

Hi, Connie here with a 4th of July Mixed Tag album using acrylic and chipboard tags by Clear Scraps.  I used six tags and two 6" stencils and some really cool Patriot paper.  I loved the cards in this set and that is what inspired me to do a mini tag album so the cards would be enjoyed by all.  So vintage and so me.
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See what I mean~really cool cards!!!  This wasn't my time period but it was my dads.  
Here are the fronts of the tags, some acrylic and some chipboard~

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and the back of the tags~

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I also added some vintage Dennison label stickers that I picked up junkin'.  Thought they fit my theme.

Clear Scraps Products used:
6" Stars stencil, 6" Chevron stencil, acrylic tags and chipboard tags
Other:
Darkroom Door stamps
Quick Quotes PowderPuff Chalk ink
Authentique paper
chipboard stars, rhinestones, charms, vintage labels and trim.

Thanks for stopping by~
Connie Mercer/DT Member