Clear Scraps Project Post

Hi everyone!  This is Jennifer and it's my turn to share a fun project I did using the Owl Clear Album. I thought this album would be perfect to show off some of my favorite photos of my kids jumping in the leaves!

I wanted to color the front cover of my album using alcohol ink. 

After removing the protective covering from both sides of the front, I applied a few drops to my applicator and lightly applied in a circular motion.  

The ink will dry fast, so it is easy to go back and apply a second (or third!) coat if you prefer.  Also, this allows you to mix in different colors as well.  

This gave me a nice yellow hue to the front of my album to give a pop of color!

I covered most of my pages with patterned paper. I used Glossy Accents to adhere the paper followed by trimming the edges with scissors. I followed up by sanding the edges to help remove any excess paper.

For this page, I chose to not cover it with paper and I used my photos and embellishments to mirror each other.

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Additional supplies:  patterned paper: Jillibean Soup and Lily Bee Designs; wooden veneers: Studio Calico; trinket pin and trim: Maya Road; buttons: misc; stamps: Maya Road and Pink Paislee, flair: {a flair for buttons}; washi tape: Bella Blvd, cardstock: Bazzill; baker's twine: Whisker Graphics.