NYC Chipboard Envelope Binder Album

June is Mini-Album month. This month I'm sharing mini-albums from the last five years of my life as well as bringing you some of my favorite mini-albums from around the web. Look for challenges, giveaways, and more inspiration throughout the month of June. 

NYC Chipboard Envelope Binder Album

Construction: Binder with Chipboard & Envelope Pages

Number of Pages: 16 (NOT including front and back cover of binding)

Subject: Weekend in NYC (June 2009 -- it was our first weekend away together)

Date Made: August 2009

Notable Parts: We went to several shows and museums throughout the weekend and the envelope pages were great for holding ticket stubs, extra pictures, and other memorabilia.  

Materials Used: Maya Road binder album, lots of Fancy Pants paper and embellishments, doodlebug rub-on alphas

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Baltimore Baseball Card Page Protector Mini-Album

June is Mini-Album month. This month I'm sharing mini-albums from the last five years of my life as well as bringing you some of my favorite mini-albums from around the web. Look for challenges, giveaways, and more inspiration throughout the month of June. 

Baltimore Baseball Card Page Protector Mini-Album

Construction: Cut Apart baseball card protector sheet binded with sticky fabric and brads. 

Number of Pages: 6 including front and back cover (each page has two pockets)

Subject: Fourth of July in Baltimore 2010 

Date Made: August 2010

Notable Parts: The entire album is made of a single sheet of plastic baseball card holders. I cut the last column off and stacked three sets on top of one another to create the book. I added patterned paper and embellishments throughout the book, which has a linear timeline. I added a tag in between two of the pages for additional photos and journaling. 

Materials Used: Baseball Card holder sheet, Maya Road clear tag, lots of older patterned papers, tiny pictures printed at home. 

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