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We chose an updated vintage look for <br>our holiday recipe scrapbook design. <br>We created both individual pages that fit <br>into a scrapbook and stand-alone<br> scrapbooking projects. For Senior Food <br>Editor Diana McMillen's scrapbook, we <br>used patterned paper and fabric paper,<br> dressed up with ribbon and buttons<br> sewn right to the page. (To save time,<br> glue the buttons to the pages.) -
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We started with a blank spiral-bound <br>book and added Creative Director <br>Geri Boesen's family photos, the story <br>about the casserole and the recipe. <br>Machine-stitching gives her pages a <br>homemade touch. -
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Card stock and papers with edges cut <br>with pinking scissors or freehand <br>with regular scissors spiffed up this<br> page for Assistant Home Editor Sara <br>Reimer. We repeated the buttons and color<br> theme, plus added a flat flower<br> and a hat pin. A copy of the original <br>handwritten recipe (on archival-safe <br>paper) adds a personal touch. -
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A decorated tag holder turns into a <br>sweet remembrance. Tucked inside <br>is the card with the fudge recipe from <br>Copy Chief Kendra L. Williams. The <br>story of her holiday tradition appears on <br>the back side of the recipe. -
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Pearl brads hold a strip of lace in place <br>and add a touch of elegance to this <br>page for Assistant Travel Editor Hannah<br> Agran. Frame photographs on a paper<br> background, or set them in a <br>purchased frame. -
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Memories from Garden Editor Deb <br>Wiley's annual family get-together fill <br>this accordion book. Casual family <br>photos work well in these formats. <br>Offset them with paper that blends <br>with the setting or season. -
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Lace plays a big part in our last<br> scrapbook page for Associate Art <br>Director Faith Berven. The purchased <br>lace flowers and lace trim along the<br> bottom add a layer of texture to the <br>page. The actual recipe page becomes <br>an accent for the page and a <br>background for the food photo.
Easy Fudge
Easy Fudge
Supply list: Cardstock: WorldWin Papers (red), Patterned paper: K&Company; Flower and large brad: Imaginisce; Small brad: Making Memories; Ribbon: Bobbin Ribbon (brown), Making Memories (red); Ink: Ranger; Font: Times New Roman
How to instructions:
Tag-holder
1. Cut patterned paper into tag-holder design (die-cut), fold along edges and adhere seems, ink edges
2. Cut triangle from red cardstock (to make photo corner), ink edges, adhere to bottom left corner of tag-holder
3. Machine stitch around edges of tag-holder
4. Insert large brad into 2 flowers, adhere to tag holder
5. Mat photo onto red cardstock, cut, ink edges
6. Mat again onto checkered paper, cut, ink edges, then adhere to tag-holder over bottom left side of flower (tuck under large brad and into red photo corner)
7. Punch hole at top of tag holder, tie ribbon through hole
Tag
8. Print title and journaling onto patterned paper, cut to 4 1/4"x6" (front of tag)
9. Print recipe onto piece of patterned paper, cut to 4 1/4"x6" (back of tag)
10. Adhere pieces from steps 5 and 6 together back-to-back
11. Punch 2 circles from red cardstock, adhere one to each side at top center of tag, add small brad
12. Insert tag into tag-holder
