Today I’m Hoppin with the “What’s New at SU” team again and we are sharing lots of brilliant ideas on how to use that fabulous Stampin Up pattern paper. This is the perfect Hop theme for this month since our Designer Series Paper is on sale for Buy 3, Get 1 Free during the month of July. Select packs of DSP are on sale and you can see the details for the sale at the bottom of my post.
Summer is in full swing and I’m dreaming of tropical palm trees and sandy beaches. What I wouldn’t give for a little tropical escape from the day to day responsibilities! Until I can visit the islands again, I’ll just have to relive a past trip through pictures.
Scrapbooking can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. I know you want to remember every little detail of your fabulous trip and treasure those hundreds of pictures you took, but a good place to start is with a mini album.
So many pictures + so many supplies = being overwhelmed. A mini album is a great way to enjoy a dozen or so of your favorite pictures from the trip. And with a mini album, you can easily finish it in a couple hours and start sharing your pictures immediately. Todays’ project is a mini flip book that is in a free-standing picture frame.
My flip book is only six pages, but it could easily be twice this amount without a problem. I focused on the Tropical Escape Suite of products from the Annual Catalog. This Suite has coordinating pattern paper (and it’s on sale this month), card stock, stamp set, dies, ribbon, and embellishments. And it all looks so pretty together! We went to Hawaii years ago and I never got around to finishing my scrapbook for the trip. I left tons of space on the pages so I can add my photos to them. I’ll pick my favorite 10-12 pictures and add them to the pages. I left the backside of the pages blank so I can write down my favorite memories about the trip too and some details about the photos. Eventually, I’ll get around to finishing my scrapbook about the trip, but in the meantime this is perfect to remember the highlights.
I hope you enjoyed today’s post using that amazing Tropical Escape paper. When you buy our fabulous paper, please make it a point to use it. I know we get into the habit of hoarding it, but when you use it in projects, the results can be amazing!
Do you want to see more amazing projects using Stampin Up’s Designer Series Paper? Of course you do! Click on the Next button and it will take you to the next page in the Hop. You don’t want to miss Jackie’s fabulous project.
You can click on the Previous button below and it will take you to Pia’s post, which is prior to mine in the Hop.
Stampin Up has two great promos this month. The first is an amazing offer for brand new Demonstrators. Sign up to join my Team in July and you will get your choice of ten free ink pads in addition to your Starter Kit. For the ink pads, you can select either the two In-Color Assortments or one of the four Color Families – Brights, Regals, Subtles, or Neutrals. Who doesn’t love FREE products? That is $67.50 in free ink pads in addition to the $125 of products you’ll select for your kit. That’s $192.50 in products all for just $99. Whoa! Talk about a deal! Our second special for July is our annual Paper Sale. It’s an incredible offer of buy 3, get 1 free on select packs of Designer Series Paper, this is a great time to stock up.
Teri says
I love your project Diane! x
Ginny says
I love this! IKEA here I come!
Rhonda Waechter says
Great project! TFS
Tricia Butts says
Wonderful idea to display photos and memories. Love the flip book idea. 🙂
Cynthia McQueen says
I absolutely LOVE this idea and will definitely use it in the future. Nicely done and I adore this paper, too!
pat Ertman says
Don’t you just LOVE this DSP? Greens and pinks offer endless possibilities! What a clever way to use it!
Jackie Lawless says
Brilliant project – love it!! The colours are so fresh and vibrant
Karie Beglau Stampin' Up! Demonstrator says
Love it! Where did you get the frame/stand?
inkspira says
Thanks, Karie! The frame is from Ikea.
Glenda Mollet says
This is awesome! Great idea and I love that dsp