The Smash Pen ribbon loop holder was glued onto the front cover of this book |
Some of the contents including a zentangle attempt |
My 6 year old dd wanted me to make one for her. Which got me motivated to make ones for my older dd and niece. And then, so I didn't feel left out, I made one for me, too.
Components prior to assembling with Cinch |
There are a few free internet sights that I used for various printables:
http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/ Free Graph Paper, I love the circle one!
http://www.calendarlabs.com/ and http://www.redcastle.com/software/fw/printcal.htm Both of these sights have free calendars.
A pocket page originally 6" x 12" before cutting and folding |
Chip board covers are 6" x 9"
Dividers are 5 3/4" x 8 3/4"
Pages are 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"
Pocket Pages are made from 6" x 12" cardstock with a 1/2" cut off 8 1/2" from one side. Fold up the bottom 3 1/2" x 6". Fold in the 1/2" flap and adhere it to the side that will be on the outside of the book. The side that is bound into the book isn't glued. The finished pocket page will be 5 1/2" x 8 1/2".
I typed the tabs on the computer, printed on cardstock and then used a tab punch to cut them out. They were adhered to white cardboard dividers. The cardboard is the backing of 12 x 12 paper packages from SU! cut to 5 3/4" x 8 3/4"
Some CTMH journaling tags were adhered and some were bound into the book |
There are a lot of different envelope sizes and types. The one adhered on the left is from the 3 x 3 package shown. The plastic envelope with the snap is a Close To My Heart stamp package container that was bound into the book. This is on the thick side, so not as many regular pages could be included. However, for the six year old, having a sturdy pocket like this seemed like a good idea. She loves to collect stuff!
Inside front cover has an envelope glued to it |
Ribbon loop for the Smash Pen is adhered to inside back cover |
Back cover is then covered with red vellum envelope On the left is one of the calendar pages |
These were all bound with a Cinch using 1 1/4" wire coils. It could be made with a BIA or binder rings, just as easily. All inside pages are cardstock. It's a great stash user. This makes for a very sturdy book! Regular weight paper can be used for inserts for most pages.
This cute video from EK Success shows their Smash Book being used in a variety of ways. Enjoy the fun music.
I enjoyed your video .but have to ask how many pages did u
ReplyDeleteput in each book i need help there my bluges and i didnt think i added to many but apparently i did haha . Please write back
thanks Diana
vindina@tds.net
Hi Diana,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by my blog! I'll email you, but I'll also leave an answer here in case anyone else is curious. The paper I used was cardstock and the dividers are a lightweight chipboard (like cereal box cardboard weight.) These are two types of heavy paper and I used about 30 pieces (total) in the one Smash book.
However, I also added several envelopes. In my younger daughter's book I put in a plastic envelope that is about 1/4" thick where it snaps.
I hope this helps! Please let me know if I can answer any other questions.
Beverly
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