Ticket to the Past.

“Time is one-way ticket.”― Khalid Masood

Inspiration: Pocket Letter by Julie101 at Scrapbook.com 

Supplies: 

Tim Holtz Cling Mount  Stamps: Odds and Ends.

Destination Holidays-Acrylic set.

Tim Holtz Idea-ology SOLOS PAPER DOLLS TH93555

Manilla Tag (6 1/4" x 3 1/8") adhesive, text, Collage Medium, foam brush, pencil, ruler, eraser, acrylic paint, rubbing plate, sponge, rhinestone sticker, reinforcement ring, cardstock, ink-pad, eye-shadow applicator, dimensional dots, ribbon, etc. 

Technique: Rubbing Plates – Texturing Paper for Collage and Mixed Media by Lisa Morales Mixed Media 

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Ticket to the Future. 

TOKELOSHE ©

Bathing Beauties.

 

 I scrap-booked two 12" x 12 " pages using photos of my mother and her family.  I have scrap-booked these photos before as I love them so much and I wanted to do them justice. I did the previous layout over 8 years ago, hopefully I have improved on it ;-) 

You can see the layout here. Captions are behind the photos.



 

Sources: Free Printable Vintage PostcardFont used on the postcard is Kunstler Script.

Ephemera ( you're invited) from The old-fashioned Party invitation book a Sterling Main street publication and Vintage lady on beach is from a Somerset studio magazine. Tag template

Close up of faux wax seal and fibers.

How-To: Make Wax Seals with Hot Glue

My inspiration was Loving life by Leica Forrest, from the Canadian scrapbook magazine Summer 2010 and “An Old-Fashioned Beach Day”-Enikos Playhouse.

Some of the supplies and tools that I used were: Pointing hands (Clear acrylic stamps), fibers, postage stamp, adhesive, Patterned paper Kaleidoscope by Paperbilities, Ink-pads, eye-shadow applicators, beach themed rubber-stamps, old postcard, card-stock, glue gun, hot glue, mounting squares, photo corners, etc.

Techniques: How to Distress Paper Edges

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50’s Nostalgia.

Swimsuits

Swimsuits.

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My Grandfather

Scrapbooked July 2010
Two pages of 12" x 12"
Nikon D70 ©

Envelope on the second page with family-tree, journaling,
death notice (see notes), more information, etc.
Nikon D70 ©

Detail on first page
Nikon D70 ©

Envelope on the second page with family-tree, journaling and more information.
Nikon D70 ©

Notes:
 

He was my mother's (Mom’s) father.
He was married to My Grandmother ( Ouma)
I didn't know who my grandfather's parents were, but we obtained a copy of he's death notice from the National Archives of South-Africa. 

Supplies :
Acid-free Ledger paper, Blue Rick Rack, blue Gel pen, Card-stock, circle punch, Corner rounder or nail-clippers, Ink Pads, photo-corners, "Forever in time" Paper flowers and black Brads, Wausau® Exact® Pastels Pastel-Colored Paper used or journaling, etc.

Cole Porter´s Day and Night by Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers

in Gay Divorce (1932)

My Grandfather
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From my book Family Scrapbooks by Memory Makers

 
Customer Review
Look inside the book here 

I have put some of my layouts in a Post bound album
How to Expand a Post-Bound Scrapbook Photo Album

Adding Pages to Post-Bound Albums

You can see what my albums look like here
My Crafts
Nikon D70 ©

"Distant Relatives"
Nikon D70 ©

"Family Trees"
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Supplies, tools, hints, sources, etc.

My Crafts

School Years

"School Years"
12" x 12" Two pages
Scrapbooked: December 2008
Font: Century Schoolbook 10
Paper: Slab V by Prova Craft
More journaling in Envelope
Coin envelope template from House of Stirfry
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 Large Photo corner: Folded photo corners Tutorial at scrapbookingabout.com
Use a large geometric background stamp, stamp an image on a large rectangle, cut diagonally in half and paste over a large photo corner.  

“The difference between school and life?
In school, you're taught a lesson
and then given a test.
In life, you're given a test
that teaches you a lesson.”
- Tom Bodett

My Inspiration:


"Proud"
From the book Scrapbooking family memories By Memory Makers
 

Did you know that there are Facebook groups for schools?

I found these photos on Facebook

Did you attend any of these schools, I would love to hear from you?