Miss Regina over at THE CUTTING CAFE created an add-on for the Yearly Planners that is a month tab. Meaning that (and this is the exciting part) you can print & then cut them and have perfectly spaced tabs. I had to try it right away with the July Tab. If you look, you can see it nested under the doily and the pretty paper. I also printed the month of July from the Planner. Love it when a file can be repurposed to do double duty!
I liked using the month & tab for this scrapbook page because it's about a new rose I bought called Jump for Joy. I am keeping tabs (how punny!) on my roses and I'll slip the tag for this rose in the scrapbook behind this page. I wanted to use July because it seems to be blooming quite prolifically right now.
Love the gray inked up doily and how mostly flat this page turned out! I've maxed out another scrapbook so I'm trying just a bit to go flatter! Wish me luck since it probably won't happen!
Happy Monday!
You are doing an awesome job with flat pages! I'm loving the variety of doilies and masked doilies, by the looks of it as well. Very fitting being about roses. They seem to belong with doilies in my mind!!
ReplyDeleteyou are one of the most talented people i know with these layouts...simply love this
ReplyDeleteLOOOOOVE this one!! Flatter is more the fashion now - for economic reasons too I am sure LOL!
ReplyDeleteFabulous layout.. love the doileys.. and the mist.. and my roses here are having a little sleep.. pruned for winter!! enjoy your roses!
ReplyDeleteThis layout is fabulous Mitra. So many interesting bits and pieces to look at and how you have put it all together. Flatter is a problem I am hearing you, I am also hearing you on Scrapbooks filling up and taking over the house. This layout is as beautiful as your rose
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what a gorgeous layout!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I like that you are keeping tabs on your Roses. It will be nice to see the progress from year to year.
ReplyDeleteVery classy and beautiful colors... Krista
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