Last year at a scrapbook event I met a woman who was carrying toilet paper rolls in her stash of paper. She talked of a toilet paper roll album that she had started making and had even been handing out as gifts. I was intrigued, but did nothing. I kept thinking about it, but since we use the roll-less TP, I was pretty much up the creek in the supplies department.
Fast forward to September 2014 – the local
supply store has stopped carrying the roll-less TP and we have to buy the
regular kind. Finally, I can begin! I knew immediately what paper I was going to
use. I had the Tim Holtz Lost and Found
stack and had been dying to use it. Then
I started cruising YouTube to find a tutorial, and boy did I find one! Check out My Sisters Scrapper – she has a ton
of great tutorials and the ones I watched are really easy to follow!
http://youtu.be/-8vndiRxuWk?list=UUuSLCMH4NBu0wUKEzD6Jw3w
She lists all the supplies you’ll need, plus dimensions, and it was like taking a class in my craft room.
http://youtu.be/-8vndiRxuWk?list=UUuSLCMH4NBu0wUKEzD6Jw3w
She lists all the supplies you’ll need, plus dimensions, and it was like taking a class in my craft room.
I didn’t do any embellishing – it’s not my
strong point, plus I’m afraid to store anything that has stuff all over
it. There should be a class out there – “Don’t
Fear the Embellie!” Also, I will try to
find better magnets. The ones I picked
up don’t seem strong enough when placed under paper. I might need to use thinner paper though
instead of cardstock.
I love the product I ended up with. Several of my friends have said it looks like
something one would find in a gift shop.
I know I’m going to make several more and pass them on as gifts this
Christmas. I just feel really good about
how well it turned out and wanted to share.
Tools I
used:
Fiskars
trimmerCreative Memories trimmer
Fiskars tag punch
Creative Memories round tag
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