Paperclipping: The Video Podcast | Design Your Story

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What do I get in the tutorial?

The tutorial is in four parts for a total of approximately twenty minutes.
Part 1-Step-by-step instruction for assembling the cover.
Part 2-Guidance on gathering, sorting, and choosing the schoolwork.
Part 3-Ideas for assembling the pages that showcase the schoolwork.
Part 4-Samples and hints for creating your divider pages.

Where can I see photos of each page of the Schoolwork Scrapbook?

There are two different books you can look through:

Kindergarten Schoolwork Scrapbook
2nd Grade Schoolwork Scrapbook

What will I need to make my own?

The Cover:

• Standard office file folder
• 3 pieces of coordinating patterned paper (For the 2nd Grade book I used: stars-Crate Paper; circles-7 Gypsies; dark brown-My Mind’s Eye)
• Gaffer tape (ruler-7 Gypsies)
• Oversized embellishment or monogram (My Mind’s Eye)
• Ribbon to match gaffer tape
• Letter stickers, in both small and large sizes (large brown-Thickers from American Crafts; black-Creative Memories)
• Acrylic Paint

Pages:

• 8.5 x 11 cardstock (Stampin’ Up)
• Tags, ribbon, punched shapes, brads, patterned paper scraps, all in colors that coordinate with cover
• Small letter stickers

Dividers:

• Pieces of screen-printed transparencies, 2.5-3.5 inches wide (Hambly)
• Ribbon
• Letter stickers
• Paper scraps, tags, journal spots

Tools You May Need:

• Photo tape or PVA adhesive for the cover.
• Glue dots
• Stapler
• Sand paper
• Scissors
• Standard adhesive
• 3-Hole punch
• Standard hole punch
• Paper piercer for using brads

How can I contact Noell?

You can email me at noellhyman (at) gmail (dot) com