I wish I could use this chevron paper as wallpaper!
artsy endeavors, kitchen adventures, and whatever else I put together
Another pop-up page on a lecture on Malcolm X's life
The little rhinestone flowers were marked 4 for $0.01 at Michael's! I think someone marked them wrong. So each flower cost $0.0025. Awesome. The lettering was embossed with a metallic purple powder.
malcolm x
Thursday, April 19, 2012
An educational event was an awareness month for a particular topic. This is the cover page for a collection of 4-5 educational events.
Pre-cut swirled paper was bought from a craft store ($1.99/page, got it for $1 with a coupon). I then embossed a swirly flowery stamp with dark purple powder. Of course, die-cut flowers were a necessity.
purple swirls
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Here's the next section page for educational events that were a part of the organization I'm in.
education
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
In one of our meetings we played jeopardy, so I added a little jeopardy part in the page.
An interactive way to read the page's description by putting information into jeopardy question and answer format!
jeopardy!
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Splitting up our events into categories and explaining the importance of each aspect tied the book together well. Each category was color-coordinated, making it easier to group things.
meetings
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
These pages contain the mission statement of the organization and the table of contents. This page was also the debut of the pop-up design I attempted for the first time from a tutorial I found online! The pop-up was a little complicated at first, especially with placing it in the book with page protectors, but an Xacto knife saved the day(s).
mission statement with part of pop-up on top right
table of contents outlining our events' categories with the other part of the pop-up in the top left
the pop-up was a view of the biggest buildings/landmarks on campus. It was inserted into the middle so that as you flipped the page, the pop-up automatically popped up instead of having to mess with anything.
pop-up tutorial taken from: http://seilifestyle.blogspot.com/2010/01/scrapbook-pages-that-pop.html
mission statement & table of contents
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
I will be posting a page or an event out of a massive scrapbook I just completed for an organization I'm in everyday for the next few weeks. For obvious reasons, I will be blurring out some pictures and things (like the name of my school, etc.). This scrapbook took a huge amount of time to complete, many gluesticks, and countless hours spent in craft stores deciding between the pack of blue or sliver rhinestones. Enjoy!
Cover page
Monday, April 2, 2012
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