New Year New You Webster's Pages March 2014

Here is the calendar layout for Webster's Pages New Year New You March class at The Paper Forest Scrapbook Boutique in Washington, Illinois.

March (Page Left)

Use Bazzill© "Frosted Kiwi" card stock as the page base
Cut out "the journey of a thousand miles begins with just one step" sign
Cut between "the journey" and "of a thousand"
Cut "begins" and "with" into small rectangles
Cut out "just one step" following the ticket shape
️Using  Sizzix© alphabet letters, cut out the letters for "miles", run through the Xyron©
Using a pink clip, slide it on the top of "the journey"
Adhere cut apart pieces down the left side of the pages as shown

From the "Mark it on the Calendar" sheet you have already used, cut out the green label and set aside for the right page

From the same paper, cut a rectangle of notebook paper approximately 4 inches wide by 7.25 inches long. Adhere to the "Frosted Kiwi" paper approximately 0.75 inches away from the /s/ in the word "miles" and approximately 3.25 inches from the top of the page.

Using the smoky blue floral strip on the bottom of "The Path of Happiness" (smoky blue back ground paper,) score it at .25 inch intervals. Fold accordion style on each score mark. Cut into 1 inch, 2 inch, and 4.5inch sections. (There will be 1.5 inch remaining; save for another project!) Adhere the segments to notebook paper as shown.

Make a mat for the March calendar with a scrap of "The Path of Happiness" paper 3.25 inches long by 4.5 inches wide. Adhere the calendar to the mat. Cut out "Your Journey Begins Here" pennant and clip to bottom of calendar with a blue "@" clip. Adhere to page as shown.

Use a 1.5 inch wide Gluber© and a 15 inch piece of ribbon to make the ribbon flower embellishment. Peel one piece of protective covering off from Gluber©. Tie a knot as close to the end of the piece of ribbon as you can. Carefully snip off any excess ribbon at the base of the knot. Push the knot down into the center of the Gluber©. Begin twisting the ribbon around the knot (which will be the center of your flower), making sure to push the ribbon firmly into the Gluber© after each twist. Continue until you have used all the ribbon or run out of Gluber©. Peel off backing from Gluber© and adhere to top of calendar.

 March (Page Right)

Use the "Mark it on the Calendar" paper as the base for the right page of this spread. Using pop dots on the the back side of the "Mark it on the Calendar" label you cut out previously, adhere it on top of the printed portion on the base paper.

Cut out the pennants I have used or cut out 8 pennants of your choice. The ones I used include:

Renew
Experiment with Inspiration
Transform
Reach
Strive for Exploration
Be A Visionary
Focus
Growth

Adhere at angles as shown down left side of page.  The remainder of the page on the right side can be used to journal your thoughts about the month of March.

Cut out "This Way➡️" title and adhere at bottom of page as shown.

New Year New You Webster's Pages February 2014

These are the pages for Webster's Pages "New Year New You" February Class at The Paper Forest Scrapbook Boutique in Washington, Illinois.  

Bucket List Page (page right next to January calendar page)

Bucket List

Directions:

You will need both "bucket list" papers in your kit. From one paper you will fussy cut the red bucket with white rose and the yellow bucket with white rose. Also from that paper, fussy cut the tall yellow bucket and all the flowers and leaves from the bottom of bucket list paper.

Using pop dots, attach all three buckets on top of printed images on the page you left whole.  (**TIP**  if the pop dots you use have lots of waste in between the dots, you can use that waste. Just cut the amount you need to fit the embellishment, peel away the backing, and you just got extra oomph for free!)

Next, you will add the flowers to the bottom of the page. In order to make it easier to adhere the smaller flowers and leaves, run them through the xyron. Attach leaves and small flowers first, then use pop dots to attach large red and yellow flowers. This will add dimension and depth.

February Doors Page (page left)

February Calendar and Doors Closed

February Calendar and Doors Open

Directions:

Cut blue card stock  (from February kit) to 7.5 inches wide

Adhere to right hand side of doors paper (which is the back of our bucket list page)

Cut out Feb calendar

Mat onto leftover  "Today is the start" paper. Avoid the "mark it on the calendar" sign that is on the reverse of the paper.

Center on paper doily. 

Attach piece to top center of blue section of page.

Using the reverse side of remainder of the "bucket list" paper, we are going to cut out some doors.

Cut out the green door with the 8-panel over 4 panel door.

Run the door through the xyron. Rub well, then set aside.

From the remainder of the blue card stock, cut a piece that is 2.25 inches wide. 

Score the blue piece at  1 and 1/8 inches wide.

Fold blue paper in half, with flat side of paper inside.

Remove green door from xyron  rub and peel liner.

Attach green door on top of folded blue card stock.

Attach back of blue card stock on base page over the matching green door.

You now have a hinged door on which you can write a goal, a dream, a message to yourself.

Cut out the big red door with flowers. Cut straight on the sides of the door: don't worry about the flowers.

From the blue card stock, cut a piece 3.5 inches wide. Score at 1.75 inches, folding smooth side of card stock towards inside. 

Attach red door on top of folded card stock.

Cut off excess blue card stock and fussy cut around flowers on top of the door.

Attach back of blue card stock on base page on top of matching door.

Cut out small door with bird on top.

Cut blue card stock 1.75inches wide.

Score blue card stock at a little more than .75 inches.

Fold smooth side of card stock to inside.

Attach small door with bird on top of folded card stock.

Attach back of blue card stock on base page on top of matching door.

Place a message behind each of your doors. You can write your own message or use the words "smile", "love is all we need", "believe in your dreams" from Mini Messages Word Stickers.

Adhere blue rick rack along seam of blue card stock and doors paper.

Using price strip from "today is the start paper", cut an 8 inch strip and attach across bottom of blue card stock.

From pennants paper, cut out "trust where your heart leads you" and adhere slightly overlapping patterned paper. 

February New Chapters (page right)

New Chapters

Directions:

From reverse side of "Path of Happiness" (smoky blue paper with floral print), cut out the square with two doors and the words "new chapters".

Cut away the grass.  Then re-attach the grass to the bottom of the doors.  This will add a little depth and dimension.  Attach to the pink card card stock in your kit. Set aside.

Fussy  cut  5 doilies from the doily paper leftovers.

Score each doily in the center. Fold the doily in two. Decide which side you like best. Cut off any excess overlap. Do this for all 5 doilies.

Using twine provided in your kit, you will make a banner with the scored doilies. Leaving a tail of about 2 inches, place fold of doily over the twine, then adhere bottom insides of doily together. Do this for all 5 doilies. 

When you have all you doilies in place, string one large button from your kit on each end of twine, and tie in a double knot. Using glue dots, attach buttons to top portion of background paper (reverse side of kite paper). Cut off excess twine, but don't cut off your knotted ends.

Attach the four small buttons in between the doilies. Use glue dots.

Attach the "new chapters (doors) embellishment centered underneath the banner. This will leave you room for photos, memorabilia, etc.

New Year New You Webster's Pages January 2014

To celebrate the New Year of 2014, The Paper Forest Scrapbook Boutique in Washington, Illinois, is offering a once-a-month class that focuses on celebrating you.  So many times as scrapbook creators, we focus on others. New Year New You is a 12 inch by 12 inch scrapbook that will focus on you.

New Year New You Cover

Cover Page New Year New You

You will need both papers titled " a new you".  They have a yellow zigzag background with a bike and flowers on the front.

One of these papers is the base for your cover. Since the chipboard we are using is 12 x 12.75 inches, we are going to cover that price strip to lengthen the page so that it fits on top of the chipboard. So do not cut the price strip off one of your pages.  

From the other "New you" paper, flip to the floral side and cut a strip .75 inches by 12 inches from the top of the paper ; the top being furthest away from that price strip. Flip the paper back over to the side with the bicycle. Cut out the "a new year a new you" sign and the center portion of the red flower and the pink flower.  We are going to layer the cut outs on top of the printed parts of the base page to add dimension. Adhere the floral strip on top of the price strip.  

From the "be inspired" page cut out 5 of the banner statements to place in the area above the bike.  Arrange them to your liking, keeping in mind that you want a variety of sizes to create visually pleasing arrangement.  Cut two smaller banners to layer across the bottom right portion of the "new year new you" sign.

Adhere the finished page to your chipboard.  You can use double sided tape, adhesive runner, mod podge, whatever adhesive you like.

Resolutions Page

Find both "Resolutions" papers in your kit.  One of these is the base for this page.  It will be the first page you see when you open your album.  

Find the "Life is a journey" papers in your kit. ( There are doilies on the reverse side.) From both papers, cut off the price code strip.  Then cut off the designers name. You will have two strips that are both 9.5 inches long. Set those aside. 

 From the "Today is the start" paper, you are going to cut a 1 inch by 12 inch strip. Cut at the bottom of the paper near the price strip, because we want to save the "mark it on the calendar" sign that is on the reverse of the paper.

Once you have your strips cut, adhere the 12x1 inch strip across the center of the paper with the tapestry print side facing up. Then place one of the 9.5 inch strips above and place one below the tapestry strip, with the doily side up. 

From the From the "Doilies" paper, cut out 4 doilies that are about the same size, but 4 different colors.

Choose a sentiment from the "Life is a journey" paper.  Arrange the doilies under the sentiment, with one doily on each side, sort of in a cross formation.

January Calendar (Left Page)

January page left

From your monthly kit, take out the solid light yellow paper and the bucket paper.  Cut the bucket paper 5.5 inches wide by 12 inches long.  Be sure to cut the paper lengthwise.  We are going to adhere the bucket paper on left side of the light yellow paper.  This will allow some space for you to journal during January.

Using the back side of your other "Resolutions" paper in the kit, cut out the January calendar. Make a mat for the calendar using some of the yellow zig zag print that is left over from the paper with the bike that we used for the front cover.  Adhere the matted calendar approximately 2.75 inches from the top of the base page. Adhere e green and pink "new year new you" cameo with double sided tape at the bottom of the calendar.

December Calendar Pages for Graphic 45 Place in Time

These are the pages we made for the Graphic 45 Place in Time calendar class at The Paper Forest Scrapbook Boutique in Washington, Illinois.

For the December title page, cut out the picture of Santa with the children. Center it on the "December" page.  Cut a small portion of the "Happy Holidays" border and adhere across upper left hand corner of the Santa picture, as shown.  Using the felt snowflake included in your kit, apply some adhesive to the back of the snowflake and adhere it  to the lower right corner of the Santa picture. I did a little fussy cutting around the "A happy Christmas to you" chipboard because it was not centered correctly on my chipboard.  I inked the edges to conceal the cut side. I used double-sided tape to adhere it to the felt snowflake.

For the December calendar page, cut out the December title and mat it on the green strip of paper in your kit.  Adhere it to the center of the blank calendar page. Adhere a green doily from your kit over each swirl that is printed on the calendar page.  Add the Christmas tree epoxy embellishment in the center of each doily.

Cut out the tree border and adhere it approximately .25 inch away from the top of your green card stock. Adhere the photo mats as shown.  Cut out the December "list" and adhere it about 1 inch away from the right side of the green card stock. This is so you have enough room for the snowflake embellishment in the bottom right corner of the list.  Adhere the red snowflake from your kit.  Cut out the Santa stamp with your stamp scissors and use a pop dot to raise it up for some dimension.  Cut out the "Be Merry" and "A Merry Christmas" tags.  Adhere "Be Merry" first, then adhere "A Merry Christmas" at an angle on the right side of "Be Merry". Place a red snowflake from your kit so that it covers a little bit of the left of each tag.  Adhere the "December 25" chipboard tag with double-sided tape.

From your sticker sheet, take the "Merry Christmas" (English only) border and adhere it across the top of your green card stock, about .25 inch away from the top of the page.  Cut out the "Merry Christmas" (many languages) border and adhere it about .25 inch away from the bottom of the page.  Adhere mats as shown. Cut out the "From Santa" and "Swirl" tags, punch out the holes with a hole punch, and tie a simple bow from the sheer ribbon in your kit.  There is enough ribbon for you to also tie a bow on the "Santa in his sleigh" chipboard.  From your sticker kit, adhere the "Dec. 25" sticker in the sky on the "Santa in his sleigh" chipboard.  Use double sided tape to adhere it under the left photo. (I chose to place the chipboard piece at the bottom of the page because the dark colors and thicker material of the chipboard would be too "heavy" if placed above the mat.)  Adhere the two gift tags about the photo mat on the right side of the page.

November Calendar Pages for Graphic 45 Place In Time

Here are the November Calendar Pages made for the Place in Time calendar class held at The Paper Forest Scrapbook Boutique in Washington, Illinois.

This is the November title page. Cut out the girl making the pie and the "A grateful heart is a joyful heart" strip.  Adhere to the November paper as shown. Using double-sided tape, attach the chipboard pumpkins directly beneath the "grateful heart" strip.  From your class kit, use the green twine to tie a bow in the chipboard Thanksgiving tag.  Use double-sided tape to adhere the tag in the upper left corner of the pie girl  picture.

Cut out the November title strip and adhere it to the center of the blank calendar page.  If you like, you could add some pumpkins or leaves amid the swirls.

Adhere the photo mats to the brown card stock as shown.  Cut out the "Harvest Time" block and the "Give Thanks" tag block. Adhere them as shown.  Apply adhesive to an orange leaf and apply to the bottom left corner of the "Give Thanks" tag block. Using double-sided adhesive tape, attach one of your metal quotes across part of the leaf and the bottom right of the tag. Adhere a yellow and brown leaf as shown at the bottom right corner of the photo mat on the left side of the page, and add a green and yellow leaf to the upper left corner of the photo mat on the right side of the page. (I know that was wordy...re-read if necessary!) Above the 4 leaves, center the "Thanksgiving Day" poem.  In the upper right portion of the brown card stock, add the "Harvest Time" block, making sure to leave enough space for the orange leaf to be placed in the upper left hand corner of the "Harvest Time" block.

Cut out the "November list", the "tree with pumpkins", "two girls with basket" and "give thanks quote" from your cut-aparts sheet. Cut out the entire stamp strip as one unit.  You may choose to cut the edges of the stamp block with your stamp scissors if you like.  I chose not to. Adhere all the cut pieces, photo mats and yellow leaves (from your kit), as shown.

Graphic 45 Calendar Place In Time Album Cover

For the album cover page for the Place in Time calendar, I selected the Fleur de Lys paper from Graphic 45's French Country Collection.  Attach the black fleur de lys 6 inch x 6 inch paper in the center of the large diamond print paper. Use the red photo corners from your sticker sheet in opposite corners. Adhere the chipboard lady in the center of the black paper, using double-sided tape. Place a black goosebump from your kit in the center of each photo corner and in the hole of the chipboard piece. I place the Place in Time sticker (2 pieces!) on a piece of chipboard to add dimension to the page. Adhere it as shown  near the top of the page. 

October Calendar Pages Graphic 45 Place In Time

Here are the October calendar pages for the Graphic 45 Calendar class held at The Paper Forest Scrapbook Boutique in Washington, Illinois. 

From your sheet of cut-outs, you will need the postcard and the cat tag. Use brown and black ink to antique the edges of the postcard.  Distress the edges of all papers with your scissors, then ink edges with black ink. Cut apart the Trick or Treat strip as shown.  Ink all edges. From your class kit,  ink edges of orange photo corner, and adhere to top left corner of postcard.  Add black button with orange floss from your class kit.  Layer eyelet border under left side of postcard and place hounds tooth paper under right side of postcard. Layer your cut apart Trick or Treat poem on top of hounds tooth paper, as shown. Add the orange brad from your kit to the chipboard tag of the girl and pumpkin.  Adhere using double-sided tape. Distress and ink edges of cat tag.  Punch out hole on cat tag. Thread orange and black ribbon through hole.

Nothing fancy here, just cut out the title from your cut-out sheets and adhere.  You could add some small leaves in the swirls or scatter them across spaces on your calendar that are blank.

This is the right hand page of a two-page spread.  Cut out your October tag and place it in the top left corner of your paper.  Cut out one of the purple stamps with your stamp scissors to cover up the word "October".  (Be sure to cut wide or your stamp will be too narrow to cover it up.)  Ink the edges of your orange mats with black ink.  This helps them to blend in to the black paper. (Be sure to place the mats with the brighter orange side up.  The reverse side has a peach tone and is not the Halloween orange we are looking for on this page.) Apply adhesive to the backs of your mats and position them in a stair step fashion as shown.  Cut out all of the elements shown from the cut out sheet.  Cut out the post card and flip it over.  Use the reverse side as mats for the boy and girl Halloween squares.  Cut out the stamps with your stamp scissors.  The border in the corner is made by cutting out the blue Halloween strip and adhering it to the back side of another title strip that we did not use.

For this page, you need to ink the edges of the orange photo mats (in your class kit) with black ink and adhere them in opposite corners of your black paper.  (Be sure to have the brighter side of the orange mat facing up.  The other side has a peach tone and is not the Halloween orange we want on this page.)  Cut out the purple and black border from your cut out sheet and adhere across the middle of your paper.  Adhere the collage elements from the cut out sheet as shown above.  The patterned papers are leftover tags from the cut out sheet that we do not use.  Just flip them over to add a little bit more texture and pattern to your page. Use your stamp scissors to cut out the stamps.  I apologize, I did not get the orange button for the tag into your class kit.  If you have an orange button or brad, you can add it.  Or if you don't have orange, black would be great, too.

For the cover page, I selected the Fleur de Lys paper from Graphic 45's French Country Collection.  Attach the black fleur de lys 6 inch x 6 inch paper in the center of the large diamond print paper. Use the red photo corners from your sticker sheet in opposite corners. Adhere the chipboard lady in the center of the black paper, using double-sided tape. Place a black goosebump from your kit in the center of each photo corner and in the hole of the chipboard piece. I place the Place in Time sticker (2 pieces!) on a piece of chipboard to add dimension to the page.  Adhere it as shown  near the top of the page.