Take a wander though the rest of the design team blogs then enter the challenge yourself using your Envelope Punch Board or Card thinlits. Go on, get stuck in there!
I was inspired by the amazing Claire Daly and used the Circle Card thinlits to create some hidden journalling on a 12x12 layout. This page is one of many in my Thailand trip album (apparently a longterm project) that we went on in August 2012. See my little 'X' marking the spot?
So, next we hop along to Tina's page to see her fabulous mini album using the Envelope Punch Board. Just click on the BLOG HOP button below...
What a lovely layout and the hidden journaling is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThat layout sure shows that fun that was had on your trip and I love how you have incorporated the thinlit die to create some hidden journalling. What a great idea and Clare is definitely inspirational. Shows how versatile our craft tools and equipment are, so we have to think outside of the box always, not just a card die but a scrapbooking tool as well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea using the thinlets for hidden journalling on a page. What a clever idea! Thanks Susan for sharing this idea.
ReplyDeleteJenny
Super clever use of the Thinlits. Love your bright happy page!
ReplyDeleteWow Susan that look fantastic, great way to incorporate it on a scrap page..way to go. Cheers
ReplyDeleteLOVE this, Susan; simply fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOh my! A pull out flip journalling tab is such a fun idea Susan! Clever you! Love the page - looks like it was a fun trip! x
ReplyDeleteI'm not a scrapper Susan, but this is such a clever use of the Thinlits & a fab layout.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous page! The thinlit addition is totally fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love your page and layout and adding that hidden thinlet is a great idea.
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