Space Party Mini Album

Hi Everyone! This is Elizabeth from 217Creations.  I am so happy to share my fun mini album.  I think these would make great favors for a party. In fact I made them to coordinate with the Space Party favors I made for post yesterday on my personal blog.  One of my favorite tools is the YourStory machine.  I don't use it as often as I should.  But when I do I fall in love all over again!  Here are a few close ups followed by all the cuts and directions.

Cricut Cuts

<UFO> 1.75 inches (real size off)

<UFOLyr> 1.75 inches (real size off)

<Alien> 2.5 inches (real size off)

<AlienLyr> 2.5 inches (real size off)

<Area51> 1.5 inches (real size off)

Supplies

Terrifically Tacky Tape

Raw chipboard

White Cardstock

Lime Green Cardstock

Black Cardstock

Mirrored Cardstock

Orange Metallic Cardstock

Lime Green Ink

Pop Dots

Various Neon Acrylic Paints

Metal bead chain

¼ inch orange ribbon

Metal glue (E6000 etc.)

Checkerboard Cuttlebug Folder

Space Party Cartridge

JT Imagine Cartridge

YourStory Cardstock Folder

YourStory Machine

Directions Step By Step

Cut and emboss with Checkerboard Embossing Folder a 5” by 6.50” of orange cardstock.

Distress the edges and ink the tears with Lime Green Ink

Cut <UFOLyr> <AlienLyr> <Area51> out of black cardstock

Cut <UFO> from Mirrored Cardstock

Cut <Alien> from Lime Green Cardstock

Cut chipboard to 5” by 7”.

Paint the edges with acrylic paint

Adhere Printed JT paper to the front and back of each page chipboard

Using a YourStory Cardstock Folder slip pages into the spine.

Heat the spine with the YourStory machine

Allow to cool.

Adhere the embossed paper to the cover of the album

Adhere cuts to embossed paper. Use pop dots to raise Area 51 off the page.

Using Terrifically Tacky Tape, line the spine of the book.

Place ribbon down firmly over the TTT.

Tie the ends

Using E6000, adhere the ball chain to the top of the orange ribbon.

 I hope you enjoyed my Space Party Mini Album. As always thank you for taking the time to comment and follow us here at She's A Sassy Lady and on my personal blog at 217 Creations.