Hey everyone, it's Stephanie from Scraping Create and today I'm here to share with you the Lady and Serve Vagabond album that I just finished. It's actually a Folio style album which is a little different for me and I'm anxious to share this with you. So one side is going to be Lady Vagabond. The other side is going to be Serve Vagabond. So with that let's just dive in. These are cut apart from the Lady Vagabond Cut apart sheet. This is from the 12 by 12. This is a piece of graphic 45 hardware. Down here I've matted the letters for Lady and this came from the Calligraphy collection. Okay. Now if you look at the spine I've used just this sheet of paper here and then this is a cut apart from the Calligraphy collection. Okay. So there's two one on each spine and I tried to put the ornamental one on the lady's side and then the one that's a little more masculine on the inside. And again these are matted. There's a little bit of dimension here with chipboard in the back. And that's so otherwise it's a relatively flat cover and that's because both sides of the album have a cover. So I didn't want it to be too bulky otherwise the book would be sitting in a kind of a V even when it was open. Okay. So there's two pages per folio one for the two for the lady and two for the Sir. This is a piece of chipboard that I've added here. This chipboard is really cool. And again that's from the Lady Vagabond. I'm going to scoot this over a little bit because it's going to open up kind of wide. This is a simple page here with a chipboard piece here and then over here we've got a couple of interactive elements. Right. And then I'm going to scoot this down. This is a rather large element that folds down and then we have it folds up. And so you've got room for photos and journaling on both sides. And for this I used a combination of the the calligraphy and Lady Vagabond. Okay. So that's the bottom part. Here's a piece of chipboard. It's a key. This opens up and down. These are calligraphy pieces. This is from a cut apart from Lady Vagabond. And then this opens up to reveal a very deep pocket. This is another piece of that chipboard. I think it's really cool. I'm just going to leave this on the side. That closes. And then this closes left to right. And then I didn't point out there's two pieces of chipboard here. Okay. So that's one half of it and here's the other side. So I put another piece of chipboard here. I'll scoot that over so you're in frame. And again just a nice simple large photo map space. These are bifold cards. These are cut apart from Lady Vagabond. And then this one I did not back with card stock because I wanted to leave the lined paper revealed. Another piece of the chipboard. The chipboard pieces are gorgeous and really easy to use. This is a layered chipboard piece here. Goes down. This opens down to reveal that these two the top and bottom flaps match. And then right here we have a left and a right. And I added two chipboard pieces down here at the bottom. These are cut apart from Lady Vagabond. And here's another chipboard piece right here. So I actually layered it. There's a stack of suitcases and I cut it in half because it was a little bit too much for this feature. So I used a cut one that's cut in half. And then this is layered right on top of it. And then I left it open and it's so you can get a card or a photo back there. Okay. This is from the calligraphy collection. And so are the top and bottom ones. And that closes. And then we put all of our inserts back in. And that holds everything closed. And that is Lady Vagabond. So we're going to close Lady Vagabond. And again, there's this fine. And then when we do, we reveal the front of serve Vagabond. These are cut apart from the 8-by-8 collection. And they're just back with card stock and then raised slightly with chipboard. This is cut apart from the calligraphy collection. And then this is a piece of graphic 45 hardware. And just as we had in the Lady Vagabond, we've got a left and right page here. This is a cut apart. That's just card stock back. This is two pieces of chipboard layered. Okay. We've got another piece of chipboard right here. And this is a cut apart that's layered with some card stock. And it's a little tux-pot for us. Okay. So this opens up. Beautiful page. And then this opens up. Put another little piece of chipboard here. And then this whole flap will also open down and matches the one on top. This is one of the large chipboard pieces. And I cut it in half and just spread it across the top and bottom. And I left it open ended so you can tuck your photos slightly behind it once you figure out how you're going to arrange your photos. And I just ran a bead of glue across the bottom. That's how I achieve that. Okay. And then there's a little magnet that's holding everything closed. Okay. Now here's my sort of complicated page. And I'm going to give you a heads up right now. I had difficulty getting the video done for this last page. My video got interrupted and stopped. And I wasn't to wear of it. So part of it is missing. I tried to add some banners to help to help you understand what changed. But you may have to refer back to the walkthrough on page 4 to see how it's supposed to look. Here is a piece of chipboard. And then actually I layered another piece on top. Another piece of chipboard here. I just loved this. This is from the 8x8 collection. And I wanted to feature this whole image. So I split the sheet in half. But when you look at it visually, you kind of get the sense of the whole image right here. This opens to the top and to the bottom. And we've got this that opens to the right. There's another piece of chipboard. I think I put a little piece of chipboard here too. I need this actually is open-ended. It's very snug. It's slightly bowed. So it's very snug. But you can slide your photo slightly behind this as a piece of chipboard too. Then you close these two and you're going to open it to the left, which reveals the map that opens top to bottom. There we go. And you'll see that this is from the Calligraphy collection, which I really enjoyed working with. And I was glad I added it to the collection. You definitely need three 12x12s and two 8x8s. But if I had it to do over again, I would have done two Lady Vagabond 12x12s and two Sur Vagabond 12x12s and one Calligraphy 12x12. Because this is an 8x10 album, the 8x8s don't stretch for the full page. So this is one of the ways that I solved that problem by having a large flap that's almost 8x8 that sits here. So that is it for Sur Vagabond and Lady Vagabond. And I think it's a really interesting idea, this double folio. And I just want to show you a little bit of how that looks top down. So you got the Lady on this side and the Sur on this side. Anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this. I did have a little difficulty putting it together. So be patient with my tutorials if you decide that you want to make one on your own. I'm happy with the overall look of it. It was a little bit more challenging than I anticipated. I'm not used to working with pages that have gussets instead of a hidden hinge. So that was a little challenge for me. But it does come together in the end. I used 80 pound card stock, which is not my go-to. I normally use 65 pound. I used 80. And honestly, I think 110 would be a better call because it would create a more rigid gusset here on your pages. And as you can see, this is not very stiff. But I was having difficulty finding a 110 that I could score and it wasn't cracking on me. So I settled on this 80, which also works. But you could definitely go heavier if you want to. So I hope you enjoyed this. This is Daphne from Scraping Crate. Don't forget to subscribe, like and share. And thanks for joining us here. It's Scraping Crate. And I hope you enjoyed this album. Bye!