Monday, November 3, 2008

One more Halloween Post.

I have been working on this mini book for the last couple of years. I got it all caught up this year; including this year's Halloween pics!

This whole project started with a Frankenstein I bought years ago at Target on clearance. I started to take Spencer's picture next to it year after year. It has now become a tradition for us to take pictures next to "Frank" every year.

This book is fun for me to look at too because I can see how my scrapbooking has changed and the different products that are out there now. I used a lot of stickers those first couple of years and now I hardly ever use stickers.

I also added the acrylic years to it. I was so pleased with how they turned out! I cut them out on my Cricut. I used the Graphically Speaking cart with the Design Studio. I just welded a rectangle onto the year so I would have a place to punch the holes to put them in my book. And then I stamped them with different "spooky" stamps!


So here is my "Halloweens with Frank" mini! (I have lots of pictures!)


























































9 comments:

angie worthington said...

this is AWESOME!!!...you did a great job on this!!!...

Brock Family said...

Wonderful job!!! I love the mini album so much. TFS!

Elizabeth said...

I love this Mini!! It's is so great!!

Rachel said...

I am stunned! I think it RAWKS!!

Sandy/tx-nana-scraps said...

Adorable Halloween mini album. Love the different years. So darn cute.

jessicamae3 said...

That right there is just stinking awesome!!!!

Anonymous said...

Fantastic!! I love your mini album. Great job! I think the whole thing looks awesome. Oh, we had that same baby car seat! ;)

Anne Marie said...

This is such a terrific idea to take a picture every year with a "control" like Frank! Cute, cute, cute book. (Or should I call it a handsome book? LOL!)

Hey Christie, I think you and I were posting on SIH forum re BIA for the prompt book! I'm going to go ahead and bind mine without the checklists, and keep the checklists in a different format on my computer desktop and in a tickler notebook to keep in my purse and by my bed. I am much more inclined to type all my stories than handwrite them anyway. I'm glad you asked that question!

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