| Suitcase Pocket Page |
| Learn how to make a suitcase pocket page for scrapbooking. |
From "Scrapbooking"
episode SCB-104 |
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Don't trash those travel treasures. Take them out of your pocket, and put them into a pocket page!
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Download the step-by-step instructions. What could be more appropriate for storing travel memorabilia than a pocket page designed to look like a suitcase? Scrapbooking host Michele Gerbrandt gets creative with acid-free paper and adhesive in this simple scrapbooking project. Materials: scrapbook page or acid-free paper (to create base of pocket)
brown and cream acid-free paper
craft knife or scissors
photo-safe adhesive
ruler
pencil
black journaling pen
stamps, stickers or memorabilia to decorate
- Cut the brown paper to the same width as the scrapbook page and half the height (illustration, steps 1-6).
- Cut and adhere strips to the pocket to look like straps and buckles.
- Draw stitching with a black journaling pen around the strips.
- Use a circle template to trace two half-circles (one larger and one smaller) to create a handle. Cut out the handle and attach to the suitcase.
- Apply adhesive edges of back of suitcase and adhere to scrapbook page.
- Decorate suitcase as desired.
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