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El otro día leí un post de una chica en Facebook, discernía acerca de su blog... un blog abandonado... como el mío. Un blog vivo a veces, y otras durmiente, como muerto.
Esto me trajo de vuelta aquí... para intentar revivir este... otra vez.
Pero con una nueva idea. Voy a escribirlo en castellano, porque sufro menos pensando y porque estoy segura de que al menos estará correctamente escrito y estaré segura de que estará escrito lo que quiero decir. Todo esto lo he pensado mientras empezaba el post. Mi inglés va dejando mucho que desear y ya dudaba si poner live, alive... en fin, esa es otra cuestión.
Os dejo con una cosilla de scrap que hice este veranillo, un albúm de encuadernación japonesa para un bebé con letras de madera decoradas a juego.

Lucky tentation

Today I´m gonna try to win a beautiful set by Scrap Art by Lady E. If you like to try too, this is the link:

Take a look at this beautiful blog full of  marvellous scrap works

"Nautical Memories" Album

Today I want to show you a special album that I made recently for a friend that loves the sea, the ships, the waves... all nautical items. I used the Seashore Collection from Prima Marketing.

The binding is with a spine, and all pages have big tags to keep lot of photos (total 26 photos). These are some of the interior pages:

I want to take part in this great challenge at Mi Tienda de Arte: the teal challenge.  Teal is one of my prefer colors so, I felt in love with this page in special. It remembers me the holiday relax that I miss...

These are others pages:

Also, I want to add a tip about the binding, I always add a piece of painter tape to each fold in order to reinforce it, only inside. When you add the scrapbooking paper, cardstock and spine you don´t feel it and it will resist more time, to be folded and unfolded...

Also all my pages are created with Cameo Silhouette to make the waves and other sailor accents in the tags and pockets. I try several ones before choose the final one.

You can see here the two Silhouette files that I used:

With these bordes and some rectangles welded I get the tags and the pages: