Welcome to my All About Me post. Perhaps you came my way on the blog hop via Mel at I Speak Melsh or maybe you're just one of my regular readers. Either way, welcome to the All About Me blog hop! Over twenty women, all around the world, took up Mel's challenge to create a project based on a Big Picture Scrapbook workshop called "All About Me," and she organized us into a blog ring. If you get lost or want to learn more about the project, you can always return to Mel's blog at this link. Otherwise, just follow the links provided at the bottom or each post to see everyone's work
My album is housed in this cool box above. If you open the box, you'll find the album and a picture of me peeking out from the bottom:
I used the Studio 45 Domestic Goddess line to create an album with some of my favorite things as a modern woman. I wanted to focus on the things that define me as a woman in 2010, using some vintage looking papers that focused on femininity. You can click on the images to enlarge them and read the journaling. I hope you enjoy my project:
And here's what the back looks like:
This was such a fun project! I'm really happy to have taken pictures of these things, and I'm sure it will be fun to look back at them in ten years and see how things have changed!
Ready for another one? Head on over to Scotland to visit Liz at Life at the Gables, by clicking on this link.
As always Rinda, a beautifully detailed project - embellished and created to suit you ... fabulous! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great take on this project. Lovely pages Rinda, as always! It will be interesting to see what the next generation's pages will be like!
ReplyDeleteWonderful use of images Rinda - really interesting to see hopw this one worked out. Hugs Cherry XXX
ReplyDeletelove the photo of you in the bottom of the box. Enjoyed the contrast of old and new images.
ReplyDeleteA fab project, such great details. Love the photo of the washer/dryer!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this Rinda! A really interesting take on the project :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely Rinda! I love your take on the project & the use of vintage images is definitely 'you'!! Thanks for sharing xx
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Rinda, I love your take on this,the vintage images are gorgeous and as always very inspiring x
ReplyDeleteLove your album, and how they are all so different...like all us fab women taking part.
ReplyDeleteI agree that this is a project that you can revisit again in a few years and see how you have changed.
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A wonderful book,Rinda....love the tin .....the papers you've used...and the vintage feel...it's all very you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way of doing the project. I look forward to 2020!
ReplyDeleteGreat album from the beginning concept to the fabulous finish. It's simple, but says so much!
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage feel to this project - and a great selection of photos.
ReplyDeleteYou were able to break it down fabulously. Great project.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beautiful! I love the papers you used. Great vintage feel to it
ReplyDeleteLove how you made this your own style! Such a wonderful project :)
ReplyDeleteI had been looking forward to seeing this project and it is everything I thought it would be and more :) I love the mix between the modern and the vintage and the way it speaks about the dual role women play today. Wonderful work Rinda.
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage line you used. very unique.
ReplyDeleteI haven't used graphic 45 papers yet, so this was great to see them "in action"! I love your take on this project. Very cool!
ReplyDeletevery Rinda! love it
ReplyDeleteMariana
Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThe album is lovely and meaningful! Love it.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Rhinda. Old and new together works really well. :0)
ReplyDeleteFantastic Rhinda - really like your interpretation :)
ReplyDeleteA lovely little project,Rinda! I like the Graphic 45 range - I made a great page about my photographer niece last year, and used their papers!
ReplyDeleteThe concertina-style album suits your project very well and I love the little 1920's & 1930's style pictures that you've included along with your own photos. It's a great little snapshot of you just now... as you say, it will be something fascinating to look back on - and maybe show to your granddaughters!
such a beautiful combination of details about you and how you see the world. i have really enjoyed looking at what everyone did - very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI love how you have combined vintage and modern to make your book tres chic!
ReplyDeleteHi Rinda ~ I've had a house full of out-of-town guests this weekend and am finally getting 'round to commenting. I LOVE the way your book turned out, and your take on the modern woman. It's been fun to see the different designs on this blog hop and you stayed true to yourself and your own style. Very nice!!! :o)
ReplyDeletelove this album maria. so much beautiful vintage which is ur signature i feel. the pics of u are lovely and i think ur cat is my holly's doppelganger.
ReplyDeleteJo xxxx
What a beautiful album!
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