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Album with one paper (Tutorial) | Isa

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Hey there!!

Isa here and I am so glad to be back in the Studio Forty blog with a new video tutorial. Today I have started the new collection "Beautiful Life". I couldn't wait to start creating things with it! The papers, the elements, and die cuts! As a new complement to the collections now we have die cuts and I am thrilled because I think that they are an essential complement in scrapbook collections. 



As a first project with the new collection I wanted to create something simple to compensate my last tutorial because I think it was a bit hard. So for today I have prepared a tutorial for making a mini album with only one sheet of paper. 


As a base I have used a white cardstock paper and then I have used the TN inserts of the collection and some decorations of some papers to decorate the project.




I have used also some stamps sets of the collection because I think that the words match perfect with all the decorations and drawings of the papers. 



Inside the project there are some pockets so we can insert some journaling cards or tags.


I think it is a very simple and beautiful project where you can insert tons of pictures and store them in a very small project.



When it is closed it is only a 4x4 inches project so it is easy to carry it everywhere with you to keep nice memories.



I hope you like the project and here you can find the video tutorial for this project.


I hope you put theverything into practice and that you create beautiful things with all the new projects of Studio Forty. I hope to be here back soon with new creations! Love,
Isa



Envelope Mini Album with Daydream Collection | Kathleen Graumüller

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Hey there, it’s Kathleen (aka Scattered Confetti) here and I am excited to be invited as a Guest Designer on the Studio Forty blog! I had a lot of fun working with the beautiful “Daydream“ collection. The soft colors and the floral and botanical patterns are just right up my alley! 





For today’s project I decided to create a small envelope mini album. It’s quite easy and quick to make, but I think it still looks pretty and it would also make for a perfect small gift. At the end of this post you can also find a video tutorial where I show you how to create the base for this album, as well as some embellishment ideas. 




I started by creating five envelopes, using my We R Memory Keepers 1-2-3 punch board. You can also use an envelope punch board, or look online for a template to use if you don’t own a punch board. My envelopes have the perfect size to hold 3“x4“ cards. I decided on this format because I wanted to tuck in some of the cards from the Diamonds/Cards paper. 




For embellishing the album I used a mix of cardstock and clear stickers, as well as some stamped images that I fussy cut. The Bubbles stamp set is one of my favorites, because it’s so easy to cut out and you can choose between four different sentiment to put inside the speech bubble. 



I also incorporated some ribbons from my stash to add to some of the cards so you could pull them out from the envelope (photo below) or the pocket that I created from two of the cards from the Diamonds/Cards paper (see photo above). 




My favorite stickers from the Daydream collection are the flower stickers! I love the colors and the watercolor look of them, so I definitely wanted to use them in my album. To make them into die cut pieces that I could easily move around and layer, I stuck them to some white cardstock paper scraps and then fussy cut them out. 



That allowed me to layer them and create some dimension by adding foam adhesive behind the floral cluster sticker. When you create an album like this, keep in mind that you shouldn’t add too much dimension because it will be very difficult to close the album in the end. 




In the photo below, you can see how I used three of the stamp sets. Firstly, I cut another speech bubble made with the Bubble stamp set. For the label on the last envelope I used the Daydream stamp set, fussy cut it, and then added a clear sticker sentiment on top. 



And finally the “you got this“ sentiment on the folded card comes from the equally named stamp set. 




For this last folded card I also cut down a piece of vellum and adhered it to the center using one of the Paper Strips stickers and then added a clear sticker from the Greenery stickers on top. 





This photo of our dog just cracks me up every time because you can see her little teeth as she is looking up (staring at a fly that she was too lazy to catch). 



Below you can find the tutorial video for how to create this album and some of the embellishments I used in it. I hope you like it! You can also hop over to my YouTube channel and watch it there (and of course I would be happy if you subscribed to my channel, if you like it). 






That’s it from me today. I hope you enjoyed this project! Let me know if you have any questions! 



Thanks a lot for stopping by! xo, Kathleen

Twinkle - layout with process video | Thai N.

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Hello crafty friends,

I'm super excited to be part of the Studio Forty CT and for this first blog post, I have created a cute layout using the stamps and embellishments (mostly from the new collection MAGIC FALL).

I have a video available, if you'd like to see the whole process from A to Z:
   
My favorite product from the new collection is definitely the chipboard stickers. I love the designs and also the colors combination, that is why I've chosen to use the same colors for my background: pink, yellow, light blue, dark blue and a touch of grey.
I like to use Distress Inks/Oxides to create my backgrounds because they work great with water!
They can create a watercolor-like effect with a little bit of transparency.
I've used 3 stamps set to decorate my background. In the basics of scrapbooking, it is recommanded to have most things going by 3. That is why I have stamped my flowers, 3 by 3!
I hope this layout will inspire you and that you will enjoy my first process video for Studio Forty.
Products used:

Colorful layout & video tutorial | Heather Little

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Witajcie! Nasza goÅ›cinna projektantka z USA - Heather Little - przygotowaÅ‚a dziÅ› layout z wykorzystaniem papierów z kolekcji Let's Go, stempli Flowers 4 i dodatków Aqualove. 
Cały proces powstawania tej pracy można prześledzić oglądając zamieszczony poniżej video tutorial.





Powstawanie tego layoutu można prześledzić tu :) Zapraszamy!



Kanał Heather na YouTube możecie znaleźć TUTAJ.



Layout with a video tutorial | Heather Little

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DziÅ› mamy dla Was pierwszy post naszej goÅ›cinnej projektantki z USA - Heather Little. Jej kanaÅ‚ YouTube możecie znaleÅ›c TUTAJ .

Heather przygotowała layout na bazie kolekcji Good Vibes




A tutaj video z procesu tworzenia,
Miłego oglądania





Memories mini album | Jana

album Hello, it is Jana here again. I hope you are having great summer and enjoying the nice weather.

Today’s post will be about a cute mini album. As soon as I received the happy mail with the
collection ‘Good Vibes’ I knew I wanted to use it for something special. In May, the grandparents
came to visit us, so I put together all the pictures we took and made this little mini album.

The size is 3x4. I wanted to do a harmonica style album, so I went for a small size to make the most
from the beautiful papers. I love how it looks full and bulky.


Since the string would clash with the title, I used a little piece of Velcro for the album to stay closed.


The cover is made from a PL card with beautiful watercolour lettering. I just added some
personalized words and a few enamel dots.

Apart from the harmonica system I decided to put together a little book. This is literally sewn into
the system. A tiny book with baby pictures.

The cover of the mini book is decorated with these stamps. To understand how the mini album is
composed then please watch the video at the end of this post.

A few details of the mini book. As embellishments I often use transparent stickers.



And here comes the harmonica.

Again, I used handwritten PL cards and transparent stickers. When the two strips of paper were to
be glued together I trimmed the blue one a bit and made a little pocket for even more pictures.

Here is the other side of the harmonica.

I needed to add dimension and make it nice and bulky. So that I could easily use the gorgeous
buttons!


In between the harmonica and mini book there is a little pocket with another one-ring mini album. I
saw it in Paige Evans’ post and I had to try it as well.

Since I made the pocket a bit wider (by folding the sides) the album slides in it very easily.

All the lovely tags and memories.

I really enjoyed making this little thing. It was fun creating the pockets and other interactive
elements. I cannot wait to make more mini albums because... it is holiday time! The best opportunity
(and excuse) to make something small and adorable!


Jana