Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari
Posted by Spellbinders Team on March 14, 2023

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

Hello Spellbinders friends! It’s Angela Tombari here, from I Need Confetti blog and today I would like to share with you my scrapbooking projects I created with the beautiful new release Flea Market Finds Collection by Cathe Holden.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

12x12 Scrapbook Layout

The collection consists of papers, stickers, die cuts, stamps, and fun metal dies too, all that I usually use for creating a scrapbook page. Then, the first project I decided to make is a traditional 12 x 12 in scrapbooking layout.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

I was particularly attracted by the tiny envelopes dies that come in the collection. They are so cute! So, I cut twelve envelopes, one for each color of paper included in the Petite Patterns paper pad.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

I grabbed a white cardstock for the background and I arranged all the assembled envelopes on top of the cardstock, in rainbow order. Before adhering them, I colored the cardstock with Distress Oxides inks in the same/similar colors as the envelopes.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

I glued all the envelopes on the card stock and I embellished the page using the die cut of the collection.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

To incorporate the photo onto the page, I left one of the envelopes open and placed the photo inside. I intentionally printed the photo in black and white to avoid it competing with the colors of the composition.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

Last, I added a few stamps and crystal jewels and voilà!

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

Traveler's Notebook Spread

My second project is always a memory-keeping one but in a different size. It’s a Traveler’s Notebook spread.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

Here, I used the paper pad called Florals 2 Palette. It’s a gorgeous collection of floral patterns that reminds me of old embroidery and traditional stitching from the past.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

I love stitching and this is why I tried to incorporate some stitching on the floral paper, making some flower details pop.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

Since the paper is thin, maximum care is requested when stitching. To avoid tearing, I have a tip for you. Adhere a few strips of washi tape on the reverse side of the paper. It will make the paper stronger and also make the stitching more stable.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

The opposite page of the TN is the one with the photo. I glued one strip of the same floral paper on the side and a few die cuts. I added a layer of pretty stamps and the page is done!

Card with a Gift

The last project is a card, a special card that contains a gift.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

I used again one of the papers from Florals 2 Palette paper pad as a base of the card.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

One of the die cuts of the collection is a cover of a composition book. It’s adorable! I had the idea to make a real book out of it!

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

The book is glued onto the front of the card and it’s closed with a silk ribbon. To create the pages of the book, I folded a strip of red paper and on each page, I added a vertical envelope. I used one of the vertical envelop die of the collection.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

I decided to cut the envelope out of vellum because I liked the inside to be visible. This is because the envelopes contain the gift. In fact, inside each envelope, there is a beautiful old stamp for my friend to collect.

Memory Keeping with Cathe Holden Flea Market Collection with Angela Tombari

That’s all for today, dear friends. Thank you so much for stopping by Spellbinders blog. I hope you liked my projects and got some inspiration to play with the Cathe Holden Flea Market Finds collection. Love, Angela

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies

Card-stock white, Vellum, Black Versafine Ink, Distress Oxides various colors, Crystal jewels, Half pearls, washi tape, Liquid glue and double-sided tape, Paper trimmer, Scissors

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The mini envelope scrapbook page is awesome!

Cindy Straub,

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