Pocket Page Mini Album Tutorial Series Part 4

Hello everyone. This is part 4 in our series.
Here are the measurements for the little foldout that is used on the last page.
Solid Cardstock
4 x 8
Design Papers
4-1/4 x 4-1/4
4 @ 1-7/8 x 3-7/8
3-7/8 x 3-7/8
mysistersscrapp...

[@irishmiss1104]

Can't wait to start this Mini this weekend...!!! Thank you Ginger for sharing all your wonderful talent with us all......

[@ScrapinShana]

Oh goodness, I was watching them backwards and now I see where you talked about the magnets! I am going to see if I can order my supplies now! Can't wait to work through this tutorial with you! Thanks for sharing you creativity!!

[@auntpattyscrafts]

Thank You so much for your tutorial...I am loving every part and learning so much. Can't wait for part 5. TFS Patty

[@Dixielynn52]

Thank you Ginger! Another great Tutorial! I can't wait to get my book finished. This is really a fun thing to do. I guess everyone will be getting Mini books for Christmas! LOL

[@robyncorben8299]

I have only just started wanting to make a mini album and I have watched many of your videos but today I binge watched this tutorial from start to finish. I have learned so much with this easy to follow tutorial so I thank you for sharing and I can't wait to get started.

[@LatanyasCraftingCorner]

Thanks Ginger another great tutorial. You make it look so simple and so easy to follow. TFS

[@BlaizC]

When I make a twine closure, I have a thin piece of chipboard with a slit cut at one end. I put it under the circle and that raises up the eyelet a bit, making it easier to for the twine to wrap around the eyelets. You can just pull the chipboard out, because of the slit.
Thanks for the great tutorial, Ginger.

[@theresamarriott2610]

You are such an inspiration.. And i thought kathy orta was the best.. You are right up .. there with her.. Im excited about making this.. Thank you so much for sharing..

[@CraftyGirl5146]

You are one amazing scrapper !!

[@AudreyDickinsonkricutkreations]

Thank you for all the great videos. They got me motivated to try something new with mini albums and yesterday I made one for Christmas 2013, I followed your videos. Thank you again.

[@antm64]

I've often wondered how to make a twine closure...now I know. Thank you! Loving each and every lesson in this tutorial series! I'm now thinking that I can be successful in making my own mini album. Again, thank you!

[@sk101048]

Very clear tutorial. Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas.

[@scrappycraftymom7837]

Thanks Ginger, another great tutorial!

[@polet17701]

hello ginger ! I look from Spain do not understand English, but you do it so well that you do not need words. You're wonderful. Until the next tutorial . Excuse my English but this writing google translator jijijiji

[@josiecollado4278]

I really want start getting into making albums but I have such a problem with measurements. But I won't let that get in my way. Thanks Ginger

[@mysistersscrapper]

Thanks! Great tip!!

[@iluvtojournal]

Inking adds great definition.

[@ScrapinShana]

Love these tutorials! Can you please share where you got the little magnets from. :)

[@rospala56]

Gracias y un beso.

[@mysistersscrapper]

I used a 3/4 inch punch.

[@rospala56]

Me encanta el tutorial para este album. Si pudiera poner en la pantalla kas medidas en español se lo agradecería.

[@charlene1095]

Hi Ginger, love your tutorials and thank you for sharing. I was wondering what weight of paper do you use for covering the chipboard.
Thank you

[@farrar92126]

Ginger, What setting do you find works best for eyelets on the crop-o-dile? Mine have a tendency to split on the back side and become sharp. Any suggestions? Thanks, Brenda

[@kcastillo0319]

Hi, Ginger. Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing. A quick question: is the ATG tape sufficient for archival purposes? The books I'm making are legacy albums that will be handed down to grandchildren. Is the Scotch tape going to stand the test of time, or should I just use the Scor-Tape and some good PVA glue? Thanks for your expertise.

[@mysistersscrapper]

Kay Castillo yes it is archival safe. There is a standard tape and the photo safe tape which is the one that is archival safe.

[@claudialorenaiturriagamira7592]

which color or ink did you use for the border of the pages? I'm in love with your tutorials!!!! Thank you so much for sharing! I'm from Chile by the way...

[@mysistersscrapper]

Thanks! I used Antique Linen Distress Ink from Tim Holtz.

[@bearwere1]

What size is the circle punch to make the closure ?

[@jonieisenberg7296]

The onky problem I have is that sticky tape never dries. Art Glitter Glue is the only glue that dries completely. If photos or tags meet adhesive they could get a little sticky.

[@michelleslittlecreations5659]

Not sure if I missed it or what but I didn’t get the size of the design paper for the mats

[@mysistersscrapper]

Michelle Caldera All of the measurements are in the description box of this video.

[@joysheets2250]

Does JoAnns sell these and I didn't understand the name; "basic grey"?
Thank you

[@mysistersscrapper]

Joy, Yes Joann sells these online only. Basic Grey is the name of the company. They are called thin magnetic snaps.

[@joysheets2250]

thank you

[@brendagloude7056]

I missed part 3 the album is beautiful but all I see is part 4 after part 2