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Another Rubberstamped Snow Scrapbooking Layout

by Katelyn on October 30th, 2006

Here is the second snow scrapbooking layout I did using rubberstamps. I stamped the snowman on a piece of cardstock that is 1/8 inch bigger than the tag template on each side and then I colored in the image. I put a thin line of glue around the bottom and sides of the cardstock and adhered it to the bottom left side of the scrapbooking paper to make a pocket.

I cut out a tag from a matching piece of cardstock and slid it into the pocket. The tag will be used for journaling.

Then, I used my Sizzix diecut machine to cut out two photo frames and matching background squares for the title letters. I used my favorite alphabar alphabet diecuts to spell out the word “Snow.”

By the way, sometimes I use a similar layout to make an interactive photo spread. I glue a “before” picture on the front of the pocket (a child about to bite into a birthday cake.) and adhere the “after” picture to the tag (face covered in icing.) When someone pulls out the tag, they discover the “after” picture. Just plain fun.

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