Guest Designer - Layle Koncar

Hi guys!  Layle Koncar here.  I have a confession.  I like bread.  All bread, doesn't matter what size, shape, flavor - I like it.  Even sliced bread...

Speaking of sliced bread, have you seen the SN@P! albums?  They're the greatest thing since sliced bread - ha ha, how's that for a smooth segue?!   But seriously, they're such an amazing mix of product and goodness, all included in one great little album.

Today I wanted to share with you a project I designed and taught at an event earlier this fall using a SN@P! album.

Several years ago while on a 'junking' trip with a good friend in San Francisco, I stumbled across a saying that I've since taken to heart

I'm a firm believer that we all have many things to be thankful for, and we should document what those things are.  So that's just what I did!

I started with the Documented 6x8 Mix and Match Album and added stickers and papers from the Noteworthy line.  While I LOVE the richness, patterns and colors of Noteworthy, I wanted the album to have pops of color to lighten things up a bit, so I added several different papers from the Fabulous line.

One of my favorite things about the SN@P! Albums is the divided page protectors!  I used all of the different sizes in the album - here are a few pictures of the divided page protector pages - 

On this next page, I left two spots of the divided page protector empty; the fun thing about doing this is that because the page protectors are clear, you get a peak of the next page to come!   

The SN@P! Albums give you the option of keeping things really basic in order to get a project/album done quickly or to really customize things, mixing and matching different products from different lines to truly make something unique and your own.  I had so much fun using a SN@P! Album for this project that I've already picked another one to use for my December Daily album this year.  Watch for a post from me again in December with pictures to see what I did!

Thanks for letting me share!

 

 

Comments

[Sharmon Savoie]

This is a fabulous album!