Horning's Hideout
Project: 12"x12" page

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1. Place the brown paper with the block border at the top. Glue the words border punch-out to the bottom of the block border.
2. Mat a horizontal photo on green textured paper, leaving the right edge unglued, and ink the edges. Fold 1 1/2" of brown ribbon in half and attach the loose ends behind the top left edge with a blue mini brad. Glue the photo under the border, 1 1/2" from the left side of the page. Sand the edges of a leaf tile and “nature” label punch-outs and foam tape them to the left of the photo.
3. Mat a second horizontal photo on green textured paper, ink the edges and glue below the first photo. Sand the edges of the “s'mores” and “trails” punch-outs and foam tape them to the left of the second photo.
4. Computer journal a vertical block on ivory textured paper with 1" of blank space above the journaling. Ink the edges black and glue down the right side of the page. Glue a 1/2"-wide strip of striped paper (stripes running vertically) across the top of the journaling, tucking the left end under the unglued right edge of the first photo. Trim the strip even with the right side of the page and add a blue mini brad to the right end. Finish gluing the edge of the photo in place. Ink the edges of a small square of ivory textured paper. Mat the square on green textured paper and ink the edges. Add a dark green tree brad and foam tape the square in the top right corner of the journaling.
5. Glue a 1/2"-wide strip of striped paper (stripes running vertically) across the bottom of the page and add a blue mini brad to each end. Foam tape the s'mores tile punch-out over the s'mores tag punch-out, then foam tape the tag to the right end of the strip. Zot™ a knot of brown ribbon to the tag's tab.
6. Ink the edges of five 3/4"x1" pieces of ivory textured paper. Mat each on green textured paper and ink the edges. Add a tree brad to each, then foam tape three across the striped strip with a leaf tile punch-out. Foam tape the other two trees in the top left corner of the page with a sanded pinecone tile punch-out between them.

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