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Friday, November 24, 2023

More of Holland

Today I have eight more pages from our visit to Holland.  All pictures, titles, and journaling on the following pages were printed from my computer.  This dual page layout is from our trip to visit the Royal Delft Pottery works - pages 1 & 2 of this post.  Next up is a closer look.

Page #1:

As I looked for papers to use with these pages, I remembered the blue and white Adoreable Scoreable sheets (Hunkydory's printed card stock) I had in my stash.  I thought this pattern reflected the Royal Delft designs well.

Page #2:

Pages #3 & 4:

The background papers used for this layout came from some Dollar Store pages purchased many years ago.  It always feels good to use up some of these older papers.  I decided the papers were a bit too busy, so added a yellow strip of card stock in the center to tone it down a bit.

Page #3:

Page #4:


Page #5:

This page has an old HOTP paper as the background.  I've added vellum pockets behind the page to hold a couple of brochures - with small half-circles for thumb holes to pull them out.

Page #6:

This background page is from my stash.  The blue is glimmer paper from an old Sara's Papers booklet from HOTP.

Page #7:

Here I simply have two colors of card stock from my stash - a turquoise background and a yellow strip.

Page #8:

I had a multi-colored Lego paper in my stash from which I cut strips to decorate the page.  A piece of a yellow Lego paper forms a mat for the journaling.



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