As I mentioned in the last few posts, I made a Vintage Christmas Card Album not only for me, but as a gift for a friend. In all, I made 3 such albums, each one unique to itself. The two books with black covers are similar, using the same pages as bases. The smaller, brown cover book is a slightly smaller size, and features both printed pages and clear pocket pages. Each book also includes a title page, a dedication page (to Edna and Elmer, of course!) and a brief history of Edna and Elmer and how I found the cards. Here is a photo of the three:
Some pages from the second book:
Some pages from the third (brown cover) book:
This book also featured printed vellum pages. "Christmas" is such a page. The white area is a card mat adhered to the back side of the page. The backside is shown below:Even after making three albums, I still had leftover cards. I used them up by cutting some images and sentiments to fit into the clear pocket pages, like this one.
An example of the cute pre-printed pages in this book.
As you can see, all different and unique, as paper colors and page layouts were dependent on the cards. This was such a fun project and I just love how they all turned out. A nice respite from scrapbooking with photos! Now to wait until next December to gift them at Christmas.
It is back to the sewing machine for me this week. I'll give a report next post. Till then...
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