CUPCAKES & CANDLES LET'S PARTY MINI ALBUM | with Conny
To begin creating this mini album, we're going to need three pieces of chipboard: Back cover: 4 × 5 inches, Middle spine: 4 × 2 inches and Front cover: 4 × 2½ inches.
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To begin creating this mini album, we're going to need three pieces of chipboard:
Back cover: 4 × 5 inches, Middle spine: 4 × 2 inches and Front cover: 4 × 2½ inches.
To cover the chipboard, I used the Sweet Sprinkles paper, trimmed to 11½ × 5¾ inches.
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To begin creating this mini album, we're going to need three pieces of chipboard: Back cover: 4 × 5 inches, Middle spine: 4 × 2 inches and Front cover: 4 × 2½ inches. To cover the chipboard, I used the Sweet Sprinkles paper, trimmed to 11½ × 5¾ inches.
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- I wrapped the paper around the chipboard, making sure everything was nicely covered.
- For the front cover, I also used a piece of the Rainbow Drops acetate sheet with polka dots, measuring 3 × 4 inches.
- When adhering the acetate, I made sure it reached all the way to the edge, since this is the front of my mini album.
- I used double-sided tape to adhere the acetate to the chipboard, along with a little bit of glue for extra security.
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This was placed on the front cover section, which measured 2½ inches wide.
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