{simple} seasons...

I'm a Year.o.graphy lover and can't get enough of the wonderful things available with this collection.  Today I've created seasonal recipe pockets mixing in paper from other collections and adding them to the Year.o.graphy products I love.  The base of these pockets are the 4x6 Memorabilia Pockets which are just the right size for a recipe card.  

The Year-o-graphy Bingo Cards/Chevron Flash Cards are the perfect addition to the front of these pockets and provide focal point for the sweet embellishments that come next.  This February recipe pocket would be so fun to include with a plate full of homemade heart-shaped sugar cookies.

I mixed in Totally Cool paper from the Awesome collection and Sassy paper from the Fabulous collection.  I love the mix of aqua and turquoise together and the sweet image from the Year.o.graphy  6x6 paper pad is perfect for a pocket sharing a summer recipe.

Once again I mixed in paper from the Awesome collection, this time using the Awesome Flash Cards paper.  One of my favorite things about Simple Stories is how easily collections can be mixed, which is something I love to do as I create.

Really, truly, who can resist the sweet Year.o.graphy images.  I love their cozy, homespun feel...and all of that stitching too!

Lastly, just an example of a recipe pocket with a homemade jar of Apricot Jam I made today....would be fun to present with a freshly baked loaf of bread during the cooler fall months.  This pocket uses the Red/Mini Calendar paper.  The mini calendars are once again the perfect addition to help emphasize the time of year  and create a wonderful foundation to build upon.

Celebrate the beauty of each season and the recipes we love that remind us of them.  Thanks so much for visiting!

Simple Stories Supplies Used: 

4x6 Memorabilia Pockets #2008

Year.o.graphy Bingo Cards/Chevron Flash Cards #1922

Year.o.graphy 6x6 Paper Pad #1916

Year.o.graphy Red/Mini Calendar Paper #1919

Awesome Totally Cool Paper #2208

Awesome Flash cards Paper #2209

 

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[Eveline van Heijst]

Gorgeous. Thanks for sharing Melissa.
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[Lisa Swift]

I love them all! Such a creative way to use the pockets!

[Guiseppa Gubler]

These are fabulous! You knocked out of the parks with these. So beautiful and I love all the detail!

[Kellie Rabideau]

These are so cute! Great use of the pockets!

[Jodie R]

These would make the most adorable holiday cards! They are like a little gift! I just want to explore each one! Love them!

[lynne moore]

So clever! And they look so cheery.

[Ruth G]

Wonderful idea! This project is totally awesome! I love how you paired up the months and the different papers and elements! TFS!

[Miriam Prantner]

Love these!

[Lynn Darda]

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