Here’s my version of the Good ‘Ol Folio challenge-the Disney edition. I used the Best Day Ever paper collection by Kate Cuttables. I used that other method for constructing the album, when you wrap the front, back cover and the spine separately. Every thing else is the same. Again, this was fun! Waiting patiently for the next challenge.

I used Carta Bella Christmas paper collection to make a book last year and I ended up selling it, which I really didn’t want to. I bought more paper at the time so I could recreate the same album. Never did. I’m glad I saved it all this time. Here’s my partake in this challenge. It does not seem like my front cover is covered in acetate, but it is. I used acetate for my pouch in the front inside cover as well. Instead of adding a pocket on my tag ( I intended but forgot), I made it a pocket with a folder insert. And for the photo cards on the back inside cover, I used these cute little tiny magnets around the edges. This was fun!

I created this project using Frances Long’s 1st edition of her Kitchen collection and stickers from the 2nd edition. I added solid color cardstock because I do too much and I didn’t plan anything and I was running low on paper. I just go with the flow. I love the colors and designs of the paper collection and the fact that it’s handmade. I used Design Space to make my kitchen window for the front cover, and for my recipe cards…and to design my tags and cute butterflies and “Recipe Slayer!” I want to also mention that I don’t like cooking, but I LOVE crafting. I can cook, though.