December Daily Foundation Page

Hi Friends!! kel here today 🙂 Todayʻs project is another Christmas one, but one for my December Daily album. Do you do any memory keeping? Scrapbooking? Every year I do this project to document not only our December but the traditions and routines we go through during the Christmas season. Itʻs so much fun to see how things change and how many things stay the same!

This background paper is from the Royal Sundance collection. The beautiful Christmas green color is from their linen textured collection, 80# Emerald Cardstock. I usually make my December Daily albums 6×8, so went with that for my title page.
Then I got out my big grid acrylic block, a clear stamp with a beautiful script “Christmas” word, and some gold embossing powder. 

I stamped all over my piece of 80# Emerald Cardstock using my versamark, and then embossed away! I tried my best to keep it straight (yay for grid lines!) and embossed about half the card at a time because Iʻm always afraid of the ink losing its stickiness before I can get to it!!

Hereʻs the completed panel with embossed words. so pretty! I might make another one and just leave it as a full page instead of covering it up next time!!

Finally, I added some cute Christmas tree covered kraft paper, a 3×4 journaling card, and some chipboard stickers. 

All that was left to do was do a little bit of journaling, and ta-dah! Iʻm already set to start my December album!!! haha!!

Thanks so much for stopping by!! Make sure to stay up to date with the latest news and sales on the CutCardstock Facebook Page!!

lovies, =o) kel

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