A Video Tutorial for you all. How to make a Round Pop-Up Mini Album… I won’t write too much because the (just under) 10 minute video is self-explanatory and takes you step-by-step through the simple process of making a lovely mini album.
Thanks to all the people who have already commented on my You Tube Channel… it’s so nice to get feedback!
BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks for sharing your talent
Thanks Carolyn! Nice to hear from you!
Sunday
Hi! I really love this! How cute is this? I would love to do some for the teachers, wouldn’t that be so cute??
But I have a question about your sample….tell me about the flowers and the blue “lace wall”. Did you just add lace to decorate that one side and flowers to decorate that wall? And, did you say 6″ circles?
So darn cute! LOVED IT.
Theresa99
So beautiful!!!sure,I ‘ll try to make one
thank you for sharing your talent
Hi Theresa, Thanks for commenting, the lace is just slightly gathered and stapled to the blue wall - place something over the staple to hide it (buttons, picture, etc) I have placed a small picture on the other side of the wall to cover the back of the staple. As for the flowers… if you mean the ones in the top, that it is a little spray of fabric flowers (often found in fabric shops as well as craft shops) and the stem of the spray has been pushed into the top of one of the pockets (one that has been stuck shut). hope that helps. Oh and the size, yes I used 6″ circles - you need 4, plus 2 quarters for the covers, but you can use any size circles you like!
SundayL
Thanks for sharing that Sunday. Always wondered how to make one,so well demonstrated.
Thank you so much Sunday I am a beginer scrapper and just made one of your beautiful mini round pop up albums for my mum =) I loved how simple and easy your tutorial was to follow I look forward to trying out more of your projects thanks again.
Hi Emi, It’s lovely to hear when people make things as gifts, thank you for commenting here. These albums are so easy to make that my 6 year old daughter has made a few now! (with a little help). If you “go large” ie 8,10 or even 12″ circles, these can make pretty little “pop-up houses” for children to decorate each “room”.
Thanks for sharing. I am a teacher in Barbados and am planning to use the pop-up album as an exploring book for my 3 - 5 year old reception group. Thanks again for the idea and simple instructions.
Hello Debs, How wonderful to know something from me is going to be used as far away (from me) as Barbados! Brilliant! The wonders of the internet. Thank You for saying hello and I hope your reception group enjoy it. It is a good album for children to make.