I have a couple more India Scrapbook pages.completed. It takes far longer than I think it should, but I AM making progress. I really want to get this finished!
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I thought this background paper was a good one to symbolize the silk factory. The mats were all made from a shimmery golden vellum - one was punched with a corner punch to allow me to add the postcard without adhesive (it has Indian stamps, postmark, and message on the back). The die cut title (no name sans serif dies) and the journaling both are inked photo paper. As you can see, I double matted the title, rounding the corners with a punch. The focal photo mat was created using a Spellbinders die called Renaissance Jeweled Frame.
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The background card stock really speaks to the shapes and colors of India. The title was die cut with no-name fancy alphabet dies. After looking at this, I think I'll go back and add some border stickers to add a bit more decoration - but probably won't take an updated photo.
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