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This book was honestly one of the most fun books I've ever done. I started without a plan. The only idea I had was to put the photos inside the page protectors and then stitch and embellish on top of the page protectors. So that's what I did!! Each page is it's own, so they can go in any order really. I just chose some of my favorite photos, made a display page for them, and embellished a little. I used all 4x6's for this album. Someone asked me how I made the decision on what to use in this book and what to use on full size pages. What I have been doing lately is getting everything printed 4x6 and then my favorites enlarged. Then I don't worry about using a favorite 4x6 for a frame, gift or album. I've always got another!<p>Ok, so more about this album. I really like this set up because I can add pages if I want later. I can move them around. It's see-through. I can touch it and feel it. There is stuff sticking out, I LOVE that! It's uniform, but each page is different.<p>I'll explain a couple of my favorite pages.<br>-Page 3- The title page. I stamped right on to the page protector, how fun!!<br>-Page 5- I LOVE how the raw chipboard letters look here. Like sand. I love how I can see Crew peeking through from the page behind.:) Also, I punched a hole in the top of the page protector and tied a flower on with a thin ribbon.<br>-Page 11- My mom. She loves flowers. She loved this arrangement. So I added flowers to the page. I cut a big Prima flower in half and stitched it on. Then I added a smaller flower in the center. It looks cool from the backside as well (Page 12)<br>-Page 13- Love the simplicity of the letters floating across the top of the photo.<br>-Page 17- The clear flowers are floating inside the page protecter. I dropped them in. Put the photo in, then stitched across it.<br>-Page 26- The tag is stitched on the outside so that it sticks out from the side.<br><p>This is seriously one of my favorite things ever. Next I want to try a 12x12 version!<p>
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