Trip to the Pumpkin Patch mini album

I made another mini for Cricut Mini Albums. This time I made a mini to showcase a trip to the pumpkin patch with our son a few years ago. (He's 13 now so we don't go there anymore!) sniff, sniff! Most of the elements that I used for this mini were from the Club Ruby Designers October kit. I tried some new color combinations and I'm really happy about how they look together! The large pumpkins on the cover and inside are from Gypsy Wanderings and are cut at 5.47"H. The little pumpkins and leaves throughout, are from Designer's Calendar and are cut at 1.47"H. I used a 6x6 bookboard that came in the kit for the cover and used 6x6 Kraft paper for the pages. This was a simple little album to pull together and I'm sure my pumpkin patch pictures will look great in it! Thanks for looking and remember to do something creative today!!

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Anonymous said…

I love it!

November 4, 2010 at 2:02 PM

Minta's Creations said…

This mini album is adorable!! I Love it...
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November 7, 2010 at 8:12 AM

Beebeebabs said…

Very nice thanks for sharing!!!

November 7, 2010 at 8:18 AM

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