The watercolor die-cuts were a sure favorite in the Office Hours kit for me. I used it here for an ombre effect to create my page title.



… and then there are Los Yungas, most famous for the crazy, dangerous road leading there from La Paz! Being there in the warmer climate felt like a mini vacation within the vacation.



I wasn't sure about the flower sequins in the kit at first, then it all just fell together when I saw a photo from a village in the jungle with tall, red blooming trees all around. I threaded them on a piece of hemp twine and stapled that on my page.





The last page in my book is a glassine bag which I embellished with a rub-on. It will hold extra photos and ticket stubs and so on.


This is a photo of back cover. I used raw chipboard and covered it with patterned paper. That way the mini has a sturdier base than what just a piece of cardstock can provide. I'm going to show you soon how you can make this yourself. It's really easy and gives a polished look to any mini.