Year in review tutorial instructions

Happy new year to all my readers. I hope that this is the beginning of a fabulous new year for all.

Seeing as it is the beginning of a new year, I have a tutorial available for you to purchase that will document a year in review easily. Now you could use this as a way to document the 365 days of this year, a babies first year (as my sample does) or a wedding countdown. The possibilities are endless. Each calender "page" has an envelope on the back which is perfect for storing small pieces of memorabilia as well as storing photos, journaling and other items between each calender "page". 

To complete the "year in review" it is super simple if you make use of a Simply Scrappin' Kit, forget-me-not keeper, full calender stamp set and calender alphabet and numbers stamp set. You will also need to use some additional supplies being snail, sticky strip, paper cutter and paper snips. I have also used nursery necessities stamp set, stampin' ink pads and sponge daubers to complete this project. All of these products are available to order from me, feel free to contact via phone or e-mail.

To purchase the instructions for $10 click on the buy now button below.

Cheers,

Ros Davidson

Happy new year to all my readers. I hope that this is the beginning of a fabulous new year for all.

Seeing as it is the beginning of a new year, I have a tutorial available for you to purchase that will document a year in review easily. Now you could use this as a way to document the 365 days of this year, a babies first year (as my sample does) or a wedding countdown. The possibilities are endless. Each calender "page" has an envelope on the back which is perfect for storing small pieces of memorabilia as well as storing photos, journaling and other items between each calender "page". 

To complete the "year in review" it is super simple if you make use of a Simply Scrappin' Kit, forget-me-not keeper, full calender stamp set and calender alphabet and numbers stamp set. You will also need to use some additional supplies being snail, sticky strip, paper cutter and paper snips. I have also used nursery necessities stamp set, stampin' ink pads and sponge daubers to complete this project. All of these products are available to order from me, feel free to contact via phone or e-mail.

To purchase the instructions for $10 click on the buy now button below.

Cheers,

Ros Davidson