Quick and Cute Prima Homegrown Mini Album Tutorial

Super Quick and Cute Prima Homegrown Mini Album Tutorial

Hello, Friends!  It’s Wonderful Wednesday, and I have a quick and cute Prima Homegrown Mini Album Tutorial to share with you today.  If you are a fan of cute mice, interactive pages, and quick projects that look like they took ages to make, then you are in for a treat!

Of course, you can make this project with any paper collection you have in  your stash.  It would be adorable made up with Christmas papers.  Tuck gift cards or small treats into the flap pockets and you’ve got a great stocking stuffer.  (Hey…did I just give myself a good idea here?

Prima Homegrown Mini Album Tutorial

This is a short post, but it’s my very first day back after my knee replacement surgery “vacation”.  I am doing really, really well.  But all that physical therapy and walking eats up hours of each day.  Plus, I’ve finally used up all the freezer meals, so I’m back on kitchen duty.  All of those factors mean I have less time to chat here.  So you can grab a cuppa and a snack and join me over on my YouTube channel for this really fun mini album design.

As always, you’ll find a linked supply list below this post, tagged products in the YouTube video, and basic measurements in the description box below the video on my channel.

It’s so good to be back!

Thanks for stopping by!

Cheerio,

kathy

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6 thoughts on “Quick and Cute Prima Homegrown Mini Album Tutorial

  1. Helen

    Oooh this project is really delightful. I do enjoy the way you maximise the use of every piece of paper. Adding to the dimension is the collection of simply gorgeous charms totally fitting the theme! Well done Katny managing to make a long video, WOW you are one very strong and dedicated lady. At last we have our home back. The contractor arrived afterwards with some lovely gifts to make it even more special. Adding to the fun was having time this weekend at the desk being creative. I am looking forward to seeing your projects for the rest of August. Thanks again as always for sharing your love of paper arts.

  2. Kathi Royce

    Hi Kathy, I just love this mini album and am in the process of making one as we speak. I wondered if you could check the measurements you listed on your printable directions (which are fabulous by the way), however I think the measurements for the spine may be incorrect. Your written measurements suggest 2 3/4 x 5 and scored at 1 and 1 3/4. However your video says 1 1/2 by 5 1/8 which I think are correct as I tried gluing the larger spine on and seemed a lot too big. Just wanted you to know so when other people make this they have the correct measurements. Maybe its me though and I did something wrong. Please let me know. Thank you for all your creativity. I truly do love this album.

  3. Sue

    Sweetest papers and you always make things just beautifully. Love this one!
    Glad you are doing well Kathy, when are you and Dale going dancing?
    hugs from Vancouver Island. 🙂

  4. Charles Wrona-Perry

    Good morning Kathy! I commented on your YouTube video post today and look forward to hearing from you soon. The box you created for this adorable album is a stunner too!!! I’m so excited to see everything you make with this collection!!=)))

  5. Joni E

    Glad to hear you are doing well after your surgery. Thank you for this weeks tutorial as this mini album is so darn cute! I purchased this Homegrown collection and am looking forward to see what awesome projects you come up with next!

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