Friends, I am so excited to finally share my latest Snap Flip Book album using the yellow 6×8 Snap album—and let me tell you, this pop of bright color makes my heart so happy. 💛 It pairs perfectly with the Game Night collection, which I used throughout.
For the cover, I layered a mix of journaling bits along with Bits & Pieces to create lots of texture and visual interest. I added decorative brads, foam stickers, and the scalloped 12×12 sticker to really build up the layers. The dimension on this cover makes it one of my favorites—I just love how it turned out.
To add a fun interactive detail, I tied red and white twine and added on a bunch of small ribbon pieces. I finished the bottom by adhering two brads together to create a little “sandwich” at the end of the twine. This tiny dangle detail is such a fun finishing touch and adds so much personality.
Inside the front cover, I fussy cut a 6×8 piece from the 6×8 paper pad featuring all those classic family games I know you’ll recognize. I adhered it with foam adhesive for added dimension and finished it off with a few foam stickers.
For the inside pages, I stuck with the variety of pocket pages that come included with the album. I used a mix of papers from the 6×8 paper pad and the 12×12 collection to create custom pockets throughout the album. I pulled in 4×6 elements, 3×4 elements, and journaling papers to keep each spread interesting and interactive.
As you flip through the pages, you’ll see I used a mix of all the good goodies—textures, layers, journaling spots, pockets, and even a few little flip elements here and there. This album documents our family game nights, which we usually play on New Year’s Eve, so it really captures those New Year’s Eve memories over the years.
I hope this album gives you some inspiration and a few new ideas to try in your own projects. Thanks so much for stopping by, and I’ll see you next time! 💛✨
Inessa Persekian
Products Used: Snap Flip Book Album – Yellow 6×8, Game Night Collection: 6×8 Paper Pad, 12×12 Collection Pack, Foam Stickers, Big Bits, Bits & Pieces, Journaling Bits, Decorative Brads, Enamel Dots
Inessa Persekian
www.paperandbling.com
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