Cardboard Roll Album
by Areli Johnson
Upcycle cardboard rolls into this cute mini album.
Supplies
- Empty toilet paper rolls
- Bone folder
- Adhesive (double sided tape, tape runner and glue dots used here)
- Acrylic paint (Craft Smart Espresso used here)
- Foam brush
- Cardstock (Stampin’ Up!® Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake, and Early Espresso used here)
- Paper trimmer
- Crop-A-Dile
- Eyelets
- Binder ring - 1 1/2”
- Other supplies as needed to complete the project (Stamps for background stamping (Stampin’ Up! Butterfly Basics Stamp Set used here); ink pads (Stampin’ Up! Early Espresso and So Saffron used here); embellishments (flowers and leaves cut from Stampin Up’s Botanical Builder Framelits Dies and adhesive pearls used here); sponge; corner punch (Stampin’ Up! Curvy Corner Trio punch used here)
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Use a bone folder to flatten the cardboard roll.
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Step 2
Use 2” of double sided tape to close one end of the roll.
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Step 3
Use a foam brush to apply acrylic paint to the outside of the roll. Set aside to dry.
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Step 4
Use a paper trimmer to cut two pieces of cardstock measuring 4” x 2 1/2 ‘’.
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Stamp and embellish the pieces as desired.
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Step 5
Adhere the cardstock pieces to the toilet paper roll, one on each side.
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Step 6
Use a Crop-A-Dile or other heavy duty punch to punch a hole and set an eyelet on the closed end of the toilet paper roll.
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Add die cuts or other embellishments as desired.
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Step 7
To make an insert, cut a piece of cardstock measuring 4” x 2 1/2”.
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Layer and embellish the tag as desired.
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Step 8
Insert tag into the open end of the cardboard roll.
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Step 9
Repeat these directions for each cardboard roll that you wish to include in your mini album.
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Step 10
Bind the rolls together with a binder ring.
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Step 11
Complete the project.
Video!
Your Turn
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