Do you ever want to give a handmade gift that is fun and meaningful? This is perfect for those occasions when a card isn’t enough and a gift card is too impersonal. It’s also a great excuse (as if we need one) to play and have fun using up your scraps. In the video below I’ll show you a super cute mini album idea using cardstock tags attached to a binder ring. You can use up your leftover scraps of scrapbook paper, embellishments, stickers, ribbon, Washi tape, and whatever else you want to throw at it!
Choose coordinating colors, theme, and photos to go with whatever occasion you are celebrating.
Below the video you will find my supply list but you can get as creative or thrifty as you want. I included some pockets to insert gift cards and notes to celebrate this special grad.
Now that I made this one I can see I’ll be making many more themed mini tag albums in the future – so much fun!!
Supplies Used:
- Assorted Cardstock Tags from PA Paper Accents (you could also cut your own using Creative Memories White Cardstock and a Personal Trimmer)
- Binder Ring
- Assorted Ribbon
- Creative Memories Homestead Paper Pack
- Graduation Embellishments from PhotoPlay
- Creative Memories Boho Escape Foiled Embellishments
- Creative Memories Washi Tape
- Creative Memories Tape Runner and Foam Squares
- Creative Memories NSD Foiled Die-Cut Embellishments
- Pippi Post Pockets
- Avery Self-Adhesive Insertable Tabs
- Creative Memories Dual-tip Pen
- Creative Memories Scissors
- Hole Punch
- Large Paper Clips
- Photos (I recommend printing some of your photos in Wallet Size for this project)
- Creative Memories Homestead Sticker Pack
- Creative Memories Jewels
Be sure and check back for more ideas. I would love to know if you tried this. You can share your photos and experiences in our VIP Facebook Group just for DL’s customers and team! I hope you’ll join us: a Dash of Story Community
For a fun 8×8 Birthday Album idea, check out this post and video: If you only make one scrapbook, make this one! 8×8 Birthday Scrapbook Album
Happy Scrappin’,
DL

