Earlier this year, she asked me to fill in a 2011 calendar with birthdays and anniversaries. So when I saw the tutorial below on eighteen25 (fabulous blog!!!), I knew exactly what I would do with their lovely free printables.
Instead of using patterned paper to pretty up the pages (which I printed on white cardstock), I did some quick stamping, going for a distress-y look and trying to keep the inks light enough to write over. I attached eyelets and clipped them all together with a metal ring. The finishing touch was the last bit of Pure Poppy saddlestitch ribbon in my arsenal.
(Stamps: Rustic Snowflakes by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: Heart Prints by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamp: Through the Trees by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: Scattered Showers and Additions by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: All About You by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: Beautiful Blooms II by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: With Sympathy by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: Up, Up & Away by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: Back to School by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: Leaf Prints by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: Harvest Berries by Papertrey Ink)
(Stamps: Bells & Boughs by Papertrey Ink)
That last set is my favorite set from this year's Christmas releases!
As you can see, I've already filled in birthdays and anniversaries for my mother-in-law. I'm thinking she can just hang this on an adhesive hook where she hangs all her calendars and phone lists.
Thanks for stopping by!
6 comments:
Oh, Dana! This is great! Wendy will love it! Would've loved being there with you, crafting away. ;)
What an absolutely fabulous project! I think July and November are my favorite months :)
Beautiful stamping, and what a great idea!
So so cool....I need one of these!!!
Love this Dana! I really need one of these ... too many birthday's & anniversary's to remember. TFS! ;o)
What a neat project, Dana! Love the stamping on each page. Wishing you and your family a blessed Christmas :)
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