Pocket Pop Mini-Album ● Rusty Pickle

Well the response to the Sweetwater class has been phenomenal, thank you! Because I cannot possibly travel to every location that has been requested, I'm going to offer Pocket Pop Sweetwater as an online class in December. Details will be posted here (and on karenburniston.com which, hello, I totally updated the calendar and am hard at work getting these classes loaded, too) in October, so please check back in a couple of weeks. For Coloradans, I will be teaching Pocket Pop Sweetwater at Scrapbook Destination in Centennial on December 1st.

I also wanted to design a mini-album class with the picture ball, and knowing that Lance would probably really dig the technique, I designed a Rusty Pickle mini-album class that we both can teach. I made an improvement to the picture ball - it now rotates so you can easily view all the photos. The Sweetwater class will be taught with a rotating picture ball, too. (Or you can make it stationary - completely up to you!)

The products in the Rusty Pickle class are from the new School Daze collection, released at Summer CHA. I chose not to make the project specific to a school theme, though, so although you can use school photos, you certainly don't have to. I chose to decorate mine as a summary of Karl's first 9 years. The colors are bright and gender-neutral, so the theme is wide open. It's a 6x6 album with 14 interior pages, several pull-out tags, hidden areas and a picture ball - I think I used something like 31 pictures on mine.

So without any further ado, I give you Pocket Pop Mini-Album ● Rusty Pickle:

If you're a store owner and would like me to come teach at your store/in your area, I'd love to hear from you! Please post a comment or e-mail me from the sidebar. 

RKQOTD (while driving by a 7-Eleven . . . Emma: Why do you suppose they named that store 7-Eleven? Karl: I think it's supposed to be 7 SLASH Eleven, but they left the slash off the sign. Emma: But why would they name it that? Karl: That's the rating. Seven out of Eleven. Eleven out of Eleven would be the best.) 

Comments

[Mimi]

Bwhahahahahahaha - the rating. Giggle.

[Yvonne]

you rock the stinkin boat, BABY! I've contacted Memory Lane... we gotta get you in here. I'm saving my lunch money starting NOW!

[Cyndi]

Dang, you are amazingly creative. And of COURSE that's why they named it 7/11.

[Michelle OKeefe]

wow, I can't believe it spins, too. You are amazing Karen. Now I know where Karl gets it from.

[Miranda Wedekind]

Wow, I love this minibook!!I have signed up for the Pocket pop layout workshop at Akkefietje, and I'm so looking forward to that.
Are you gonna give this minibook also over there??? Or will there be an online class for this?

[Missie]

Thank you! Thank you! I am SO signing up for the on-line class! (BTW-I love the book as well. It is TOO cute!)

~Missie

[kim in Camas - ScrapToMyLu]

dang, you're good

[Nellie hulsman]

OMG! Love the book!! You're inspiring!

[Annabet Soehner]

No wonder you've been so quiet lately....you've really had your nose to the grindstone! The mini book looks awesome, can't wait to see it in person! Talk to you soon!

[Michelle]

I love this. Can't wait for the online class!

[MargieH]

OK...I thought that the POP UP thingy was COOL but now it rotates?! OMGosh, Karen, you never cease to amaze me with that mind of yours! LOL!! Hope you are doing well! Hugs, MargieH in Chicago

[michelle simmons]

okay, that thing is WAAAY too cool!!!

[Kim]

Yaaaaaaayyyyyyy! I get the class online. You seriously rock - THANK YOU! Can't wait until October. And tell Karl (of course, I'm probably wrong), but 7 Eleven got it's name because the first stores were open from 7 am until 11 pm. At least the ones in my town were.

[Michelle]

We have that ball!

[Michelle]

We have that ball!

[Beth Brown]

WOW... I found the link to the project on GOGGLE! YOU ROCK! LOVE THIS!
Beth

[tesa]

Love the book! It´s so cute! You're inspiring!