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Halloween Mini Album

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By Cindy
Hey kids! It's Cindy here on the SBC blog and I have a mini album to share with you today! 

TiP:  Use patterned papers from a smaller stack for mini albums/cards.  The patterns are smaller scale. 

I cut the pages out of cereal boxes.  To cut this with your Cricut you need the deep cutting blade @6, speed at low, Pressure at max, and multi cut @2.

Elegant Edges Cricut cart - Eyelet2 @ 6" using the book feature, Scallop2 @ 6" using the book feature, Ivy @ 6" using the book feature.


Elegant Edges Cricut cart - eyelet2 @ 5 1/4".  A Child's Yr Cricut cart - Boo @1" welded using Cricut Craft room (CCR).
L-Elegant Edges Cricut cart - Scallop2 @ 5 1/4" using the oblong feature.  R-Mini Books Cricut cart- cardholder @ 4 1/2".  A Child's Yr-spooky @1" welded using CCR.
L- Chic & Scary - cat @ 3 1/2".  R- A Child's Yr- pumpkins @ 2", 1 1/2".
L-Chic & Scary Cricut cart - Oct 31 @ 2". 
L-A Child's Yr- witch @ 4".  R-Elegant Edges -ivy@5".
L- Chic & Scary- tree @ 5".
L-A Child's Yr- fright@1" welded using CCR.  Elegant Edges -eyelet @ 3 1/4".  R- Elegant edges- eyelet @3 1/4".
Back cover:  A Child's Yr- witch @ 4".  TiP:  Try using glitter paper as the shadow for silhouette type cuts.
October Afternoon-Witch Hazel postcards that I put between some of the pages.
The Paper Studio swivel clasp.  I added a pumpkin charm and some sead beads with jump rings.  And then I just clipped this to the binding wire at the top of the book.

Add'l items used:
Pop dots
terrifically tacky tape to adhere and attach the cardholder
Sew Easy floss in blue lagoon and coral reef
teel glitter paper.
October Afternoon 8x8  -Witch Hazel stack
October Afternoon - Witch Hazel Miscellany pack
Cinch and 1" black wire
The Paper Studio - chevron brights ribbon

If you'd like to see more of my work please visit my blog In Love with PAPER.

Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
Cindy---

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  1. UnknownOctober 16, 2013 at 12:55 AM

    Cindy, what a thoroughly fabulous Album, and so well set out and explained, love all the images and detail xxx

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  2. Marilyn's Cricut CraftsOctober 16, 2013 at 1:20 AM

    What a fantastic project! I need to try this. TFS! ~ Marilyn

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  3. Sheila aka SassyLadyOctober 16, 2013 at 12:03 PM

    What a great little mini. Love all the pages and the detail in each one. Thanks for sharing.

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  4. GrannymamaOctober 16, 2013 at 11:14 PM

    I love your mini album. Lots of work and detail.

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  5. GrannymamaOctober 16, 2013 at 11:14 PM

    I love your mini album. Lots of work and detail.

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  6. TeresaOctober 18, 2013 at 8:47 AM

    Cindy this is just tooo cute! Thanks for sharing!

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  7. UnknownOctober 18, 2013 at 1:51 PM

    Cindy, this is fabulous! TFS!

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