Hi everyone, today I have this super sweet mini album to share using my tag punch.

This is the quickest mini album I’ve made and the cutest!

I used the Hunkydory Fancy Edge Punch, available from Craft Stash here.

You don’t need a tag punch to make this album, but for speed and ease, I do recommend this one.

I have 20 pages in total including the front tag, but the nice thing about this is that you can add as many tag pages as you like.

The gorgeous papers I used is the Lakeside Blooms by The Paper Tree, I used the 8″ x 8″ paper pad & 8″ x 8″ essentials paper pad. Both available from Craft Stash here.

        

Each tag page can hold roughly a 2″ x 2″ photo, I printed mine myself on my Canon Ink-Jet Printer.

I framed some photos with faux stitching using my white Posca pen.

I added little scrapbooking stickers to some pages and will add some journaling to the empty spaces soon.

These flip out pages are perfect for adding more photos or journaling.

To make these you will need…

2 pieces of 2.1/2 x 4″ paper for each page as you stick these back to back. As I have 20 pages you will need to cut 40 pieces.

A binder ring. I used a 2″ diameter one. I got mine from eBay here.

Paper flowers, I used Prima ones from Thompsons Craft Supplies which have now sold out, however, if you type in Prima Flowers you will find many sellers.

White Posca pen, available from Amazon here.

Ribbon and embellishments to decorate.

Check out my quick tutorial below.

I also added a vellum page with a lovely quote on it.

I’ve had this pad of quotes for a while which I got from The Works, unfortunately, they have sold out but they do have some others here.

I hope you like this little album I’ve created and give it a go! I have made lots more mini albums and look forward to sharing them over the coming weeks.

Happy crafting.

Sam

xoxo

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