Nature Sketchbook Notebook Complete with Tutorial

Hello, G45ers!

Welcome to a new week on the Graphic 45 blog!  Today we are celebrating nature, creativity, and beauty with Lena Astafeva's Nature Sketchbook Notebook.  This Notebook is perfect for storing dried flowers, herbs, and findings, it would also be great as a scrapbook album welcoming your photos and keepsakes.  Lena not only shares stunning photos of this album, she also shares an easy to follow #SimplyG45 Snapguide tutorial so you too can create your own.  So let's kick off this week with creative fun, inspiration, and a fabulous prize package.  

This week's prize package is valued over $95 and includes three Patterns & Solids paper pads and Die-Cut Tags & Pockets from Vintage Hollywood, Portrait of a Lady, and Midnight Masquerade, along with a Deep Square Matchbook Box.  To enter to win this fabulous prize just leave a comment here and/or on Facebook.  The winner will be announced on Friday, August 18th blog post.  

Nature Sketchbook Notebook

By Lena Astafeva

“I’ve made a notebook for a botanist. In summer you can collect herbs and stick them in this notebook. You  can put something in the envelopes.” ~Lena Astafeva

Check out How to Notebook for a Botanist by Elena Astafeva on Snapguide.

Nature Sketchbook Notebook Snapguide Tutorial

Graphic 45 Supplies:

• Nature Sketchbook Collection
• Chipboard – Nature Sketchbook (discontinued)
• Policy Envelopes-Large Black
• Policy Envelopes-Large Red
• Large Tag Album—Black

Other Supplies:

• Craft paper
   

“Nature is infinitely creative. It is always producing the possibility of new beginnings.” – Marianne Williamson
 

Thank you for joining us for another fun filled blog, and big thanks to Lena for sharing your undying creativity.  Join us all week for inspiring tutorials, projects, and tips to use over and over again.  Be sure to check out our online shop and store locator to bring these products to your own craft table.  We believe our products only come to life once you begin creating with them, so pull out your stash and start having fun!  
 

Happy Papercrafting!