D you're a darling

This page is dramatic (but aren't all little girls dramatic?). The flower ribbon is Maya Road but inked with Distress Stains (black soot). The film strip on the side is open so mom can slip in some mini-pics of her baby girl. Great use of space and for extra pics:

Freda

C you're a cutie full of charm

Notice I made a charm and hung it over the bottom part of the "C". Pop/foam dots help keep it in place:

Resist this!

My second article is up on Craft Critique! Click here to read it.

B you're so beautiful

This kid is going to hate the color pink by the time she's a tween, lol!:

Freda

A you're adorable

I will post the next sentence in the song tomorrow, both separately and side by side with A you're Adorable so you can see the two coordinating pages together.:

:-)

Freda

Back page to album #1

Below is the back page (coordinates with the front). The letters are from my Storybook cart, pressed in versamark, and then heated (twice) with embossing powder to look like an epoxy:

Freda

Album project

We have a couple of new babies in the family (and another on the way) so that has been giving me a LOT of ammo lately.

My first major project is an overdue album for the current youngest in the family. She just celebrated her first birthday and I told mamma that I would make an album. Needing a theme, and knowing how mamma loves to dress her baby girl in pink, I decided on a pink color scheme with the Alphabet Song.

Below is the first page before I began the song lyrics. I will share each page as they are made. All pages are coordinating, including front with the back: