December Daily : Foundation Pages : Days 13-25

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Welcome back for the second half of my December Daily foundation pages.

Here's a look at days 13 through 25:

Day13

DAY THIRTEEN : Teresa Collins scalloped edge chipboard. Number 13 will be added on later.

Day14
DAY FOURTEEN : Santa tag from Paper Source (Vintage Christmas gift tags - will be using these for presents too). Tag is sitting inside another divided page protector that was trimmed to fit inside the page protector that came with the album. "14" are mini Jenni Bowlin rub ons.

Day15
DAY FIFTEEN : Red envelope from Paper Source. Red Circle Number from Every Jot & Tittle.

Day16
DAY SIXTEEN : Transparent clock from Heidi Swapp (I think I have had this in there all three years too). Journal card is a 25 Days of December Photo Overlay from Designer Digitals.

Day17

DAY SEVENTEEN : Awesome big glitter dot paper from Making Memories. Scallop edge created with the Fiskars Apron Lace punch. The backside of this is green flocked pattern paper from Art Warehouse. Those two patterns are simply glued back to back.

Day18

DAY EIGHTEEN : This pattern strip was cut from Making Memories Pattern Stripe Mistletoe paper. I slipped it into the page protector and stitched down along the edge to create a pocket that was just the right size for the strip. The open area will be used for my content during December.

Day19

DAY NINETEEN : Another page using the Teresa Collins scalloped edge chipboard. I added a plastic file tab to the top and wrote "nineteen."

Day20

DAY TWENTY : Santa image from IowaJewel's Treasures. She has a great collection of vintage holiday kits available. Red Circle Number from Every Jot & Tittle. For this page I trimmed up the Santa image, inserted it into the page protector and stitched a line down the side creating a second pocket for my daily content.

Day21

DAY TWENTY-ONE : Fun Advent Mistletoe paper from Making Memories. Scallop edge created with the Fiskars Apron Lace punch.

Day22

DAY TWENTY-TWO : Jenni Bowlin bingo card. I stitched down the side and trimmed off the rest of the page protector.

Day23

DAY TWENTY-THREE : Random brown file folder trimmed to fit.

Day24

DAY TWENTY-FOUR : Canvas page that was included with the album. Pocket created by sewing a sheet of Hambly overlays on top. Santa tag from Paper Source. "24" are mini Jenni Bowlin rub ons.

Day25

DAY TWENTY-FIVE : 25 is from the Making Memories Mistletoe Dimensional Stickers package. It's tucked inside a baseball card page protector that has been trimmed down to fit inside the larger page protector that came with the canvas album.

Storage

ONE MORE THING : Take some time after you get your album together to re-organize your supplies again. I like to have things organized before December so that on that first day I can concentrate on the content/photo/story rather than being consumed by too many unorganized supplies. These containers from Art Bin work great for storing holiday supplies. I have paper in one and embellishments in the other.

I hope seeing these images inspires you to create your own December Daily project. There are so many options to make things even simpler or more complicated if that fits your style.

You are also welcome to join the Flickr group and share your album or just browse for inspiration.

Come back tomorrow for a special mid-week giveaway related to the holidays.

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  1. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    Yep - just so I don't have to punch holes (and so I can keep six pockets).

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  2. jessica says…
    11/03/2009

    This really is a great idea.

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  3. tami says…
    11/03/2009

    I went to IKEA yesterday and they have beautiful dishes, trays etc. with your cover pattern. Maybe you need a tray to display your album on? I don't know but it was fun to see and think about the december daily while at IKEA.
    Check them out.

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  4. Leslie Ackman says…
    11/03/2009

    I started my album yesterday. Made it to day 7:). I'm using an 8x8 top loading Christmas album I've had for ages. I know it won't be as artsy as yours but it will be full of creativity and most important it will be full of our December memories! Thanks for the inspiration!!:)

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  5. bbtmg@yahoo.com says…
    11/03/2009

    Ali - The album looks great! I have to set aside some time to finish up my pages for this years album (my first year trying this. I'm definitly going to scraplift your brown file folder and the baseball card ideas!

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  6. MichelleK says…
    11/03/2009

    WOW, so beautiful!!!! I so need to do this...maybe I'll find the time to get started sometime this month. I really want to do this!!!!
    Beautiful work once again Ali

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  7. Lizzi says…
    11/03/2009

    I can't wait to start mine! Great job, Ali!

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  8. Molly Irwin says…
    11/03/2009

    Oh how I wish my supplies would arrive! Looking through the flickr pool it strikes me how one really can't go wrong with this project. They're all so fun and festive.

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  9. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    I love Ikea - the closest one is a couple hours away in Portland. Hoping to make it up there at least once this season. Not surprised that pattern would make it onto other items - it's lovely :).

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  10. Nicky Hurt says…
    11/03/2009

    It looks like you just threw all kinds of stuff in there, but it looks so creative and cohesive at the same time. I've been scrapping for 10 years now and the concept of putting a baseball card holder INTO another page protector is new to me! Great job!

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  11. Brooke M says…
    11/03/2009

    I love the second half of your book. I am going out tonight to get some more supplies for mine. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  12. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    I've found that doing just a little bit each day (even carving out a half-hour) makes it all come together :)! You can do it :)

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  13. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    My plan right now is to just keep it as is :). Glad you are enjoying the class!

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  14. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    Love that idea of creating a sub-blog Robyn!

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  15. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    I know exactly what you mean...something like these boxes would work great (love the red): http://www.containerstore.com/shop/office/paperStorage/boxes?productId=10017274

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  16. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    You can totally do it Amy - and it doesn't have to be "scrapbook-y" either :).

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  17. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    Yes - just Christmas. I don't have such a collection of other holiday stuff - I do have a folder with Halloween but that's a small one :).

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  18. Ali Edwards says…
    11/03/2009

    Welcome Kim :)

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  19. Sherri P eh says…
    11/03/2009

    This put a smile on my face for several reasons. One, because I love your pages, and two, because I'm looking at the same storage bins for my Dec Daily, one with paper, one with embellishments! Funny! I also have 2 more, each also filled with paper and embellishments. These two are for sharing. I'm trying to get together with friends to work on these, so we can swap and share. I so often buy a package of something and end up with a lot of the same thing. Like the 200 SU felt snowflakes from last year!
    Something else I do, because, well, that's just the way I am, is print out a calendar page for December on a sheet of paper, and plug in the activities we already have planned. That way, in some cases, I can allow for more space on those days that I know are photo-heavy. I can also use certain products for certain activities, like my sheet music transparency for the day my daughter has her orchestra concert. I keep the calendar page close by.
    Now, I just have to get the Halloween stuff put away so that I can get started on this!!
    Thanks Ali for your never-ending inspiration!

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  20. Mish Gasser says…
    11/03/2009

    Beautiful album Ali, and very inspiring. I'm curious...any idea what the total cost of making this album is?

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  21. Rachel says…
    11/03/2009

    I am new to your blog and I am so inspired by your designs. Your style is so great. I love all that I have seen I can't wait to work my way through all the projects and see what you have created. Thanks so much for sharing!!

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  22. Cynthia Friese-Hassanein says…
    11/03/2009

    Way to go Ali, this is just beautiful:) so much inspiration:) I can't wait to start on one myself:)

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  23. Steph Baxter says…
    11/03/2009

    Hi Ali, I just have a couple of questions for you...will you be adding in extra pages to the album as you go along adding photos and journalling? And also, do you usually create normal scrapbook pages about what happens in December as well as doing the December Daily?
    I've loved looking through your past albums as well as the new pages! Such great inspiration!

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  24. Amy Tan says…
    11/03/2009

    this is sooo great and super inspiring. thanks!

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  25. Jen says…
    11/03/2009

    So beautiful!! I'm halfway through my album! Great idea for organizing the paper and embellishments before December comes! Thanks. =)

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