I finally finished my tag book that I started in class with Tim Holtz at Absolutely Everything in May! And I am lovin it! I thought I would share some of my pages here.
We learned so many techniques from Tim Holtz in this class. Above is one...adding a flap that opens up. Seemed like the perfect place to put in a photo of Tim :)
I ran out of letters, so cut some to spell "Tim". In class we distressed, stamped, added in these vintage photos, made ribbons, so I had a good chunk of it done. But, I had so much fun recently just adding in the photos and all the rest of the ephemera. The proof sheet worked out perfectly to add a lot of photos into a small space, like the one of Mario here.
Mary, Sue and I went to the beaches multiple times in between classes, so I had to add that in here. Also, if you ever get to Absolutely Everything in Topsfield, MA...check out the bathroom...they have these great sayings and designs on the wall, so, yep, they are in here too.
Back cover...I just love this simple technique Tim taught us- layer a brad, safety pin and washer - you can just add as is, or they make a great charm holder. I would sign up for another class with Tim and his very helpful assistant Mario, in a New York minute! Thanks guys for a wonderful and memorable class!!!
I hopping between your blogs...lol! This album turned out fabulous! I love all the added things you did! The folded tag that contains pictures is brilliant! What a treasured keepsake! Fabulous idea to share a blog with your sister miles away...amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh Maura, what a lovely idea of dedicating this album to our Tim Holtz Class. It was sure fun and thanks for inccluding some pictures of Me. Now I can say I have been in a blog! Thanks for sharing and count me in for the next class:)
ReplyDeleteoh Maura what a lovely idea, thanks for including a picture of me in the Tim hotls mini album. Count me in for next class, we had tons of fun.
ReplyDeleteAwesome as always Maura
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful album. I have not taken any of Tim's classes and I don't have a LSS in my area. Thanks for visiting my blog
ReplyDeleteOh My! What a wonderful project!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome tag book! Thanks for showing some of the cool details. I wouldn't have thought of using a safety pin, brad, and washer -- great idea.
ReplyDeletewow - thanks so much for sharing your cool project from class - great ideas too! here's to always enjoying the journey... tim
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! It was such fun to make :)
ReplyDeleteYour book turned out so very nice!
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