Part 1 How to make a 6 x 4 scrapbooking mini album with flaps from start to finish 

Part 1 video tutorial on how to make a 6x4 mini album from start to finish. In this video I will show how to make the base and measurements for the pages with flaps,fold outs and hinge binding. Will also show supply suggestions.Using the wonderful Raining Cats and dogs collection from Graphic 45
Will show in part 10 how to make a regular cover if you want be making the dog house.
Here is the link to my blog for the measurements,
www.annespaperc...
And here is the link to the finish album,
• G45 Raining Cats and D...
And here is the link to the finish Dog house stand,
• G45 Raining cats and d...
Here is the link to part 2 of the mini album,
• Part 2 How to make a 6...
Here is the link to my fussy cutting tutorial,
• Scrapbooking Fussy Cut...
Here is the link to om how to measure on score board tutorial
• Martha stewart scoring...
Here is the link to fine tip glue applicator
finetip.co.uk/
Here is the link to an Ebay seller for strong magnets,
200pcs 8mm x 1mm Disc Rare Earth 8x1mm Super strong Magnets N35 Craft Model
Supply list
Raining Cats and dogs 12 x 12 - 8 x 8 and 6 x 6. If you are making the dog house also I used some more papers from the 12 x 12 but you will have enough if you choose some other papers that will be left from the mini album.Banner and tags and pocket cut outs all from Graphic 45 About 10 -12x12 black cardstock. I am using Bazzill Prismatics. Black electric cord tape, Black vinyl, magnets,Tyvek envelope,glue,score board,black paint and 2mm thick chipboard
If you are making the dog house I also used
4 metal feet from Tim Holtz. Ornate metal label holder and chipboard cut outs from G45
Regarding questions there is a video where frequently asked questions from You Tube, Blog,
Mail and messages are are answered. Here is the link,
• Frequently asked scrap... (Preview) (Preview)
For other questions please visit my blog where I will post new questions that has not been answered before.
Here is the link,
www.annespaperc...
Hope this tutorial is helpful and inspiring.
Have fun creating :-)
Hugs, Anne