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As a consultant, sometimes it is easy to be so focused on your work that you forget to do something for yourself. That is why I'm honored to be in a group called the Inky Fingers that meets about every other month for some papercrafting fun. My friend Caryl invited me to their group and I just love the projects that they come up with! We haven't met yet this month, but I heard about the project and just had to share it with my CTMH team ASAP! Thankfully Sabine sent me the link to the directions so I could prepare for the meeting early. Thanks Sabine! She found the directions
here in case you would like to make one too, but see below for a few tweaks that I made. Here is my little mini album of my son. (Isn't he too cute!?)
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Little mini magnets are attached using Liquid Glass to hold the flaps down. |
Supplies:
Qty Description - Superhero Paper Packet
- (1) 3 x 11 strip of cardstock (Gray Wool)
- (2) 2 3/4 x 11 strips of cardstock (Cranberry)
- (7) 2 1/2 x 4 1/4 assorted pieces of coordinating B&T paper and cardstock
- (1) 2 3/4 x 3 B&T (blue "Wack, Crush, Splat!")
- (1) 5 x 5 B&T (striped)
- (1) 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 B&T (stars)
- (2) Brads
- 18" ribbon (medium width black satin ribbon)
- Corner Rounder
- Liquid Glass
- Bone Folder
- 1/8" hole punch
- 1 1/2" circle punch
- Paper Trimmer with regular and scoring blade
- Piercing Tool for brads
- Scissors
- Any ruler
- Tombow Adhesive
- Other coordinating accents (star dimensional element, sponge dauber, Moonstruck ink pad)
- 8-10 small photos
Tips: - The original directions weren't quite clear as to what to do with the ends of the ribbon straps. I tried just tying the ends together in the back, but the knot was too bulky. Instead, I taped the ends to the inside of the back and then just glued the back page to it to cover it up. Now it lays nice and flat!
- The mini magnets were quite hard to find. I looked at Michaels and Joanns, but they didn't have them there. I finally found them at Artco in the center isle, not with the other magnets. I know you can order them online too, but I
was too impatient didn't have time.
- Make sure you round the corners of the flaps before you glue everything together and add the brads. Oops!
- Let me know if you have any questions!
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2 comments:
/cute! i have made these back packs before and have never been able to figure out how to do the album inside. Thank you for linking to the tutorial :)Love your superhero version it is adorable.
Thanks Amy! They are so much fun!
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