Club Scrap Aspen Blog Hop

Hello and welcome to another

Club Scrap Blog Hop.

This month we present to you the Aspn kit.

Have you come over her from Tricia's Blog

with her always so efficient ideas?

Well, if you get lost,you can always go back to the

Club Scrap Creates Blog,

where you find a list of all the participants 

you must see with all their

wonderful and inspirational creations.

This time of the year, I am always into calenders

and this is what I came up with for you:

It is a desktop calendar that you cannot use only for

the next year,but for all the years to come. 

Just change the number of the year!

For this project I used:

Aspen papers

Aspen Stamps

Old set of Monthly stamps from 2007

Centenial casualnubers 2007

a bind-it-all machine

Take one 12x12 inch cardstock of your choice

and fold it in half.

Cut it at 9,5 inch vertical. Use your score-pal to score

at 4 inches from the folded side. The calendar

will be on the top side and below the fold 

will be where it stands on.

The folded side will be put into the bind-it-all machine

to make the holes for the owires.

Information about the use of th bind-it-all

you can find here.

I am thankful to have the pops in my kit

and they were cut just right for this project.

I used these strips for the

Months

days

numbers.

Each card is 2"x 3,25""  and the numbers are 2"x 2,5.

I rounded each card with a corner punch.

For the decorating the backgrounds of the cards

I used the UM Aspen stamps

and also these months and number stamps 

still in my collection from 2007. 

Here you see the finished project,where the owire

holds the cards. This way you can just bring them

to the back of the calendar to adjust the right date.

And you can just make it into any date.

The blackcards are 12, one for every month.

The days of the week are seven cards and

for the numbers you need on one side just 4 cards

(0,1,2,3) and 10 on the other side (1,2,3....9 and 0).

See, any date can be made this way.

A fun sentiment on the calendar for decoration

and the number of the year. This is done with 

the cricut machine and can be changed every year.

Now I also work on another calendar idea,but not

finished yes,please come back on Saturday to see

my other desktop calendar.

And now more inspiration on 

Kay's keepsakes blog.

I am just as curious as you

to see what she has come upwith this time.

Have a creative day!