I was cleaning out a closet and I found a bunch of random, oddly cropped pictures from college. I think I had scrapped them a long time ago, around 1999 or so, probably with paper pads from Hot Off the Press or some shit. Anyway, the layouts were obviously hideous, so at some point a little later, I ripped them up and meant to re-do them but never did. And now I'm mostly scrapping with pocket pages, so I figured I'd try getting them into albums using pocket pages. I've decided that pocket pages are very useful for scrapping a not-exactly-chronological jumble of discrete memories and events.
These pictures are from freshman, sophomore, and senior years. Doesn't even matter.
I used some cards from Studio Calico PL kits, downloaded printables, various washi tapes, and other stuff from my stash.
I've been stitching everythig down lately with that fluorescent yellow thread. I love it. Not sure what I'm going to do when that spool is gone.
The quote card is an image I got on Pinterest. Again, I'm not really sure if that's allowed. I'm not going to sell it or anything. I just wanted it in my album. For the record, I'd probably pay for it if it were available in tiny card form and I knew where to buy it.
The overarching theme I'm getting from all these pictures is that I was very bad at choosing flattering hairstyles back then.
I'm glad those pictures aren't clumped together, partially stuck to each other, in a box, anymore. I had fun getting them put into albums in this format.
Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks for making my 90s scrapbook pages for me!
Oh wait...that only LOOKS just like my life then...
I still have my pages to do! 0_0
Seriously, I liked the same music, had the same look, everything. It's weird. It was such a moment in time, and now no one seems to remember. Good on you for thee layouts, they look awesome and capture the feeling.
Posted by: Erosdiscordia.wordpress.com | July 24, 2013 at 03:05 AM