The Pink Leaf Scrapbooking Guide: ENVELOPE ALBUM

The Pink Leaf Scrapbooking Guide

An online scrapbooking magazine that will give you cool ideas and designs to jazz up your scrapbook pages.






MY SCRAPBOOK PAGE: A GRAND PRIZE WINNER
(SCRAP-A-PAGE: ADULT DIVISION)
SCRAPPIN' MANIA by ALL ABOUT SCRAPBOOKING
JUNE 17, 2006
ROBINSON'S PLACE ERMITA



JAC'S 19TH BIRTHDAY PARTY
JULY 7, 2002; MDR DORM
It was my LAST birthday as a teenager,
and though it was raining hard outside,
we still had a lot of FUN!



THE GRAND PRIZE
Go to Brown Eyes for the story and list of prizes.
Happy Scrapbooking!!!

Wednesday, May 31, 2006

ENVELOPE ALBUM

1. Cover two pieces of cardboard (heavy cardstock or book board will work as well) with decorative paper. These will serve as the front and back book covers.

2. Die-cut or use a template to create five envelopes out of cardstock the same size as the book board.

3. Place the envelopes between the two pieces of covered book board. Make sure they're each facing the proper direction (depending on how you want the envelope pockets to open).

4. Bind the covers and envelopes together to form a book. You can stitch the pages together or punch holes in the envelopes andattach them with key rings. And method of book-binding will work (consider taking a book-binding class if you're interested in learning more).

5. Attach a closure (ribbon, buckles, clasps) to hold the book book shut.

This can be a perfect gift for a friend who loves collecting photographs. They can tuck photos or notes inside eah page.

Reference: Creating Keepsakes

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