A friend of mine over on a forum I am a part of (MissImagination.com) found a post on the web about a waterfall mini album. It didn't come with instructions on how to make one and she was asking myself and my downline if we have any. Well, I was so intrigued by the project idea that I just had to make one for myself... you know, just to give it a whirl. I'm very much a "step 1, step 2, step 3," type of person, which limits my paper crafting creativity but does wonders for me when it comes to cooking and DIY home projects. Go figure. I found the post "How to Make a Waterfall Scrapbook" on Scrapbook Crazy. Here is the link to the instructions I used: Waterfall Scrapbook
I chose to use Stampin' Up!'s In Colors because I don't feel like I see them around enough. I must admit, I'm a fan of Melon Mambo, Bermuda Bay, Rich Razzleberry and sometimes (rarely!) Crushed Curry. The other colors? Well... I haven't found my adoration for them yet. I used the In Colors Stampin' Write markers, CS, and Razzleberry Lemonade DSP, which coordinates with all of the In Colors. I also used the Circle Circus stamp set, and my Big Shot for a couple of the embellishments.
Keep in mind that I literally threw this together as quickly as I could, so I apologize that my embellishments are everything less than creative and "cute".



You pull the tab and the pages slide out revealing one photo page after the next. In my sample, I have reserved the pages on the right-hand-side for journaling or even embellishments related to whatever photos would go inside of the album.

This is the very last page. The Crushed Curry CS is what backs the pages. You could really write or decorate as you please.

What do you think? Would you like me to make one for you? If so, let me know. We can discuss the colors, embellishments, and cardstock options for your custom waterfall album. If you have any questions about the products I used to make this, let me know and I will be happy to help you!










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