Trace luggage pattern
Use France Stickers for the Luggage Tag and inner pages.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Luggage Album with Robin's Nest
Hello Robin's Nest fans! Today I'm sharing a Luggage Album that's sure to keep all your important documents safe! Perfect to store your postcards, receipts and other memorabilia! I used packing that some diecuts had come in and traced it onto this beautiful Distressed Honeycomb cardstock. I've used Black Distressed Strip for the side straps. Cut two "Hardware" Diecuts and layer them on top of the side straps. Cowboy Dew Drops make the perfect little buttons on the front. The France stickers work so well for little luggage tags and inner page decor :) Be sure to visit the Chattering Robin's Blog for some inspiration!
Score in the center
Fold
Cut straps.
Diecut Hardware
Glue straps in place.
Glue hardware and trim at the top
Add Dew Drops
I used Sara Binder's for the inner pages.
Use France Stickers for the Luggage Tag and inner pages.
Use France Stickers for the Luggage Tag and inner pages.
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12 comments:
heel erg mooi gemaakt, bedankt voor de uitleg !
grtjs, martina
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lovely luggage album you have made jan.
greetings karin
oh hun this is brilliant,super tutorial too,just love this hugs cherylxxxx
What a beautiful album. Would make a wonderful present for someone to write about their vacations! Hugs, Valerie
Good Morning Jan!this Luggage Album is really helpful! and your decorations is wonderful ! Thanks for the instructions! My Kisses
How adorable, Jan! Such a creative and clever luggage bag! :)
Thats a fab piece and thanks for the tutorial my friend
hugs June x
Thanks for sharing Jan.Great idea and for a gift as well.
hugs
HOW CUTE IS THAT!!!!
Thank you for the sweet comments on Diana Frey's studio post. IT IS AMAZING! Everywhere you look there is inspiration. I bet it's like that in your studio too.
Charlene
Wonderful! Thanks for the tutorial. Kim
What a creative fun project!
Jan, your luggage album is just amazing. It looks just like a real piece of luggage. Wow!
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