G45 tabbed mini

I love G45 paper, this has been around for a minute, but it's still just fab...  I'm putting together a few classes and I wanted to put a sample out there for one way to use the "tabbed" mini-album...

there are soooooo many fun features, I stuck two tags together, I used the magnets that I have been hoarding, and made lots of pockets for tags...

this one came together super fast - mostly b/c I used my Xyron 900 machine to adhere the DSP...  hey, I might as well use the tools I have - LOL...

the cover DSP had an image I didn't like so I covered it by layering ribbon, and scrap pieces :)

What a great way to use the scrap pieces, create a folding mini-album..

it's not obvious, but this is attached using the magnet, so I can put a picture in the window - 

I punched holes and the reinforced with eyelets, and then secured with some rope...

and then I made peach conserve afterwards :)  I followed the below, you can find it here

Instructions

To blanch the peaches:

1. Fill ⅔ of a large soup pot with water. Bring to a boil. Add peaches for 30 -45 seconds, then remove with slotted spoon. Remove peaches immediately to a large bowl of cold water.
2. Peel the skin, cut the peaches into quarters and remove pits.

Cooking the Preserves:

1. Place all peeled peaches in a large soup pot and squeeze in juice of 1 lemon. Drizzle well with 2 cups sugar, toss and drizzle again with the remaining 1.5-2 cups so the sugar reaches all the peaches. If peaches are very sweet, you may only need 3½ cups of sugar total. Add more sugar to taste while its cooking.
2. Let peaches sit at room temp with the sugar for about 30 min -1 hour, or until sugar is dissolved.
3. Place the pot over the stove uncovered and bring to a light boil, stirring to prevent scorching. Once the whole pot is at a light boil, simmer for 10 minutes and turn off the heat. Let the pot stand uncovered until it is just warm to the touch or reaches room temp.
4. As soon as it cools, repeat step 3. You will bring it to a boil a total of 5 times. Preserves have plenty of sugar so they won’t spoil at room temp if you leave it on the counter overnight. If you want the preserves to have an even thicker consistency, you can boil it 6 times if you wish. (Note: the fifth time you boil, bring it to a boil over a little lower heat and stir a few extra times to prevent scorching. Also, it thickens more as it cools.)
5. The last time you bring it to a boil you will want to transfer it to sterilized jars while it’s boiling hot.

To sterilize the jars: wash them and let them dry in the oven at 215 for about 20 min or until completely dry. Boil the lids 5 min.

1. Transfer your boiling hot preserves to the jars using a glass measuring cup and a funnel (least messy method) leaving about ¼″ space.
2. Screw the lids on enough to keep a tight seal in place but don’t over-tighten them since air bubbles need to be able to escape and place in the oven at 350˚F for 15 min. Carefully remove from oven (don’t tighten the lid more or you might disturb the seal that has formed), flip upside down and let cool to room temperature.