Hi everyone :-)
Have made a hot air balloon photo album with a box stand created with the beautiful and fun World's Fair collection from Graphic 45. Made this for Graphic 45 featured blog post and here is the link to my featured projects on they`r blog ,
http://g45papers.typepad.com/graphic45/2016/02/graphic-45-featured-artist-anne-elisabeth-rostad-part-1.html#comments
http://g45papers.typepad.com/graphic45/2016/02/graphic-45-featured-artist-anne-elisabeth-rostad-part-1.html#comments
Video
Here the album is inside the box stand
Front of he album outside the box stand.
Have used the 12 x 12, 8 x 8, 6 x 6, pockets and tags, chipboard cut outs, stickers,ephemera cards and the coordinate stamp set for this album.

The balloon can be taken of the front of the album and placed on the box using magnets.
There are magnets under the front page and on the box stand to hod the balloon.

The box seen together with the album.
Made most of the photo mats to fit 6 x 4 photos and the pages are bounded together using seam binding colored with Broken China Distress spray.
1. page backside and 2. page front.
Have build up all the pages similar as a Layout.
The left photo made slides to the side using a brad under the top photo mat.
Right side foldes out.
2. page backside and 3. front side.
flaps that holds photo mats on the right.
Kept the backside simple because there are magnets under the paper to hold the album in place in the box stand.
The box stand seen from the side.
Measure and templates for the pages, balloon and box stand.
Here I used a 12 x 12 paper to make the template. Score every half inch. Cut of 2 1/2 inch and add to the bottom. Follow the lines to make the template.
It would be great to know if these guidelines are helpful and then I can use it on future tutorials for curves also so you can make your self a template and then copy it up for future tutorials :-)
I used 5 pages in this album using 1mm chipboard and for binding the pages together I used seam binding about 1/2 inch between the pages fastened on the sides under the decor papers.
It would be great to know if these guidelines are helpful and then I can use it on future tutorials for curves also so you can make your self a template and then copy it up for future tutorials :-)
I used 5 pages in this album using 1mm chipboard and for binding the pages together I used seam binding about 1/2 inch between the pages fastened on the sides under the decor papers.
Template for the balloon. Draw lines like show on the picture and cut out 2 of each. I used 4 of the larges and did not use the innermost line.
Glue back to back together and cut of the extra from the previous paper.
Punch holes in the middle of each and add string. Rolled paper around a stick and add on the srings. Glue down to each side.
Make the basket using chipboard and add fold out hinges. Cut 2 inch and score every half inch. Cut in an angle to make the sides meet up. Add magnets to hold the basked in place.
Draw a 1/2 inch around the template except the bottom for the box stand.
I added 3 layers of 1 mm chipboard together to make it study.
For the sides of the basket I cut out 8 x 1 5/8 paper. Glue down using Multi Medium Matte on chipboard and let it dry round and then cut at 4 inch for the sides and cut of the rest of the chipboard. Cut 4 x 1 3/4 for the front.
Glue down on a 3 inch by about 6 inch ( finish measurement ) chipboard and cut around.
Box stand with the balloon added with magnets.
It has always been I dream for me to come up in a hot ear balloon but creating one is the next best :-)

It has always been I dream for me to come up in a hot ear balloon but creating one is the next best :-)
Photo album with the balloon added.
Supply list:
World's Fair 12x12-8x8-6x6- papers,coordinate stamp set, stickers, pockets and tags all from Graphic 45, seam binding, broken china distress spray, pop dots, chipboard and magnets.
Here is the link to the card to go with this project,
http://www.annespapercreations.com/2016/02/graphic-45-worlds-fair-card-with-free.html
Here is my fussy cut video tutorial if you are not familiar with fussy cutting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z61GwMnv8M
Here is the link to an Ebay seller for strong magnets,
Just type in 8x1mm magnets in the search felt.
Regarding questions there is a video where frequently asked questions are answered and here is the link,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgsJnzDCHkAFor other questions they will be answered here on my blog where I will post new questions that has not been answered before.
Here is the link,
Thank you Graphic 45 for this opportunity to be a featured artist on your wonderful blog :-)
Hugs, Anne
very intersting, thank you
ReplyDeleteGreat as usual Anne. Another project for me, to do. I wish I had your creativity. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful wonderful wonderful project... because three times is better! ;-)
ReplyDeletexoxoxo Eulalia
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI am so amazed by your work ! As usual, it is incredible and very creative - thanks so much for sharing your projects and tips, it's helping me in creating and improving my skills ! I've learned so much with your videos ! many thanks and have fun sharing and creating!!! lol
Your work is amazing! I found your YouTube channel and am hooked on your videos, I have taken to watching them while I am on the treadmill. You have inspired me to branch out and try other projects. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world!
ReplyDeleteJoan in Fishkill NY
I love the balloon!!! An amazing and beautiful project. The templates are great too. They are so helpful. Thank you again and again. Please keep sharing.
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