I almost forgot to take a picture of this one! That's why it's in the clear packaging. Good thing I hadn't already sealed the envelope. This hoot owl book is another color variation of the last hoot owl book I made. This time it's in yellow, brown, and gray. I tried to keep the brown suttle in order to bring out the yellow owl to complement the gray cover.

A Blue Hoot

A blue hoot for a little boy!

I've been so busy in the studio working on a manuscript that I've been behind on posting the weekend book creations.

However, I love all the variations of colors that I've been creating this design in. I wonder what colors I'll put together next!

Little Hoot Baby Shower

Another little Hoot Owl Baby Shower Guest Book Album to share with you all.

This lovely little owl is lavender with a pink cover. I love this combination. It's just so Girly!!

The inside pages say "Hoot...Hoot..." I don't think I ever get tired of creating color combinations for this book design.

What color option do you think I should try next?

Little Hoot...Hoot...

So cute, this little hoot was the last of it's kind. The makers DCWV have retired this stack.  Only fitting that the ending on a cute paper should be celebrated with the welcoming of a new baby!

The inside pages look this, ready for all those bits of advice.

An addition to this custom baby shower guest book album is the gift pages.

For the photo pages, I stamped a little hoot...hoot... owl in turquoise on the lime green pages.

Hopefully, Baby Richardson will soon be arriving, and the family will soon be having another kind of celebration!

To Find a Hoot Owl

I've been on a hoot owl search these past few days. Yep, the beautiful paper I've been using for the Hoot...Hoot Books has been retired by it's maker DCWV.  Since it doesn't come single sheet and the stacks are getting few and  far between with my supplier, I've decided to go out on a limb with my hoot owl book.

I found these cute little owls on eBay.  They're made from the stamping up owl punch. I'm thinking they will make a great 3-D effect on the front of a cover of a newly designed hoot...hoot... book.  I'm thinking I'll cut out a stamped branch and give the cover a similar effect as the original paper design.

What do you think, did I find a good hoot or what?

Hoot For The Grad

This is a 5.5" x 8.5" paperback autograph album.

Inside pages say "Hoot...Hoot..."

There are green card stock pages in the back for photos.

Isn't this an awesome way to cheer on the graduate in your life?