Hey everybody, it's Daphne from Scrap and Create and Tang and share with you my newly completed album Voyage Beneath the Sea from Graphic 45. This is the largest album I've done today and it was a request for viewers so thank you for giving me some ideas. One of the creative constraints that I put into this album was I wanted to make sure that there was room for 8x10 photographs and I've done that and so I'll talk about that as I'm going through so let me give you the overall dimensions. So this is 11 and a quarter by 9 and a quarter by 2 and a half. It has four pocket pages so it is a very large scale. The pocket pages themselves are 11 by 9, 11 by 9. Okay so here we are in the beginning. So on the inside of both the front and back cover I have this nice large pocket where I've stashed some of the ephemera that I have not used in the album to be used later on as you're decorating the album. Okay right here I've got two flaps, I left it right flat and it's kind of large so I'm going to be scooting it back and forth and then inside our two large tags. Okay and then it opens one more time and then here's why I have a large 8x10 photo mat. So you can see there's and you could also put a large photograph in here. You can put one on both sides. So these are very large photo mats and you've got room for more traditional six by four photos on the flaps. I've opted not to use inserts and I'll tell you why. I've got a 65 pound card stock and when I cut an insert out and I went to place it in it's very hard to push it down the length because this is so long of this page without it wanting to bend. So you'd need to use a very heavy weight card stock or a minimum of two layers of 65 pound and then also decorate it. Now I didn't have enough paper that I could cover the inserts. That's the other reason why I opted not to do it. But there is definitely enough designer paper to put a decorative strip on the front and back if you decide to do inserts. But again I decided not to. This is page two. It's a very simple, double pocket page. I kept the side simple because the page one has a lot of magnets on it and I wanted to build a page that didn't require any magnets. This is four and a half inches across so you could easily put a four by six photo here. I'm using the chipboard as a little tab to keep it closed and I've got enough paper to cover the inside of this. I did not do it when I originally designed it because I wasn't sure if I was going to and at this point I'm so far behind getting something out. I just wanted to go ahead and post what I have. I'm likely going to go back and cover that. So there's two of those and again I use this little piece of chipboard as a tab to hold it all closed. Okay. Pretty happy with that. And then here I did a waterfall which is something I don't do very often. So I put a waterfall feature in. I kept this deliberately simple so you could mount a photo here. And then I just put a decorative strip on the edge of each one of the waterfall features. It's hard to tell in this size book but this is a five by seven photo mat. So you could easily put a four by six and still have a border around it or you can also do a waterfall five by seven photos. Another large photo mat that you can put an eight by ten photo on. There we go. And page four and five. So we've got these pockets. I use graphic 45 regular tags and I attach these charms. If you buy the VCEs for us we'll send you some coordinating charms. We don't always have exactly what I used in the project but we will send something that will work for you. And then this is a nice flap. And then this has a nice eight by ten photo mat again in this large deep pocket. So this album so you can either put a collage on here or a large photo has a ton of space for these large photos. Okay. And then here we have another waterfall page. And again these are five by seven. Actually it was supposed to be like that. It was flipped over. Okay. And again at the end I'll show you what paper is left. Nice large photo mat. Okay. We've got these simple double pocket page and I'm pretty happy with the way these turned out. I thought it was pretty cute. And again it's just the same as the first one. There we go. Here's our last page. Two matching tags. Opened again and then a nice large photo mat here. There we go. And then over here we've got another deep pocket where I've stashed some of the left over femoris that can be used throughout the album once you decide where you're going to put your photos. I did a simple little collage back here with stickers. This is from the graphic 45 clock die which I thought was really pretty. So I thought that just it's such a large space. I wanted to put something there and I put a simple piece of chipboard here on the back. And the front this is from the collection. This is from the cut apart and then I've got two pieces of filigree here in the corners. Okay. With that I'm going to share with you. It's still got some stash from cut apart and stickers there. I actually have quite a bit of the chipboard left but I typically don't add my chipboard until the end. So let me show you what I got left. So these are the sort of intact pages that I have left. Two, four, six, seven pieces. So I have enough to do the flip side of all of the 8x10 inserts and probably enough leftover to to dress the rest of the inside of these. So again I've just like I said I was running out of time. I need to get off onto the next project. So I went ahead and just showed you what I have done so far. So these are 9x11 or larger and like I said I've got enough to do the back of four of these and then probably enough to do the the additional inside of the the bike folds. Okay. In addition to that I've got lots of 3x12 which are great for cards or if you want to do some color blocking. Beyond that the pieces are much smaller and I'll pull some of those in much much smaller strips. So you can definitely use them as decorative accents or contrast pieces but you can't really cover a very large surface. So I wanted to share with you what I was left over. I probably will go back and cover the backside just because I have the paper and it's unlikely that I'll use it for anything else. So I just wanted to say thanks for tuning in. This is Daphne from Scrap and Create. If you're not a subscriber consider subscribing and you'll be notified every time we have new content. And you can't shop with us because you're not in the United States. One of the ways you can help us is by subscribing, liking and sharing our videos with other people that you know. Enjoy paper crafting. Thanks again this is Daphne from Scrap and Create.