Hi crafty friends! Today, I'm sharing my latest Lori Whitlock Design Team Project with a tutorial. This time, I used one of Lori's cutting files to create a mini album in the shape of a gaming controller. This unique little scrapbook would be perfect for photos of gaming with friends, a birthday party, a convention, or everyday pictures. And it makes a unique gift idea for anyone that loves to play video games!
I started with the cutting file called 5x7 Pop Up Card Father's Day Video Game (SVG, Silhouette).
It's such a cute card! I only used the game controller to create the front cover and pages but I'll definitely use the entire card file again sometime.
Let's take a look at some of the pages, then I'll explain exactly how I made it.
Inside, I used the Bella Blvd Teen Vibes Carson Collection which was perfect! It has bright colors, fun pattern papers, and images of game controllers, televisions, sports equipment, headphones, cars, stars, and arrows.
I covered each page in a 12x12 patterned paper, added photo mats, then decorated with cute die cuts from the collection.
It's fun, right? Ok, now for the tutorial ...
1. I brought the card into my Silhouette software and ungrouped all of the pieces.
2. I kept only the game controller and hit ungroup again so that I could separate the pieces.
3. With the pieces separated, I duplicated the base shape to create a front and back cover. Since I only wanted the game buttons on the front cover, I released the compound path.
4. I deleted the buttons from one of the base shapes.
5. Now I added a .25” binding hole to the corner and hit “make compound path”.
6. Once I had my front and back covers, I cut the colored buttons out and adhered everything together.
And tadaaa!! Now you have a super unique mini album that looks great sitting out in a kids room, dad's office, or a college student's apartment. Don't forget the Acrylic Display Stand!
Lori has so many great SVG files and I hope you'll give her 5x7 Pop Up Card Father's Day Video Game a try. Below are links for the products used to make this. Have a great day and happy scrappin'! 😊
%20(56).png)

%20(53).png)
%20(51).png)
%20(52).png)
%20(50).png)
%20(49).png)






%20(54).png)


%20(66).png)
%20(65).png)
%20(64).png)
%20(74).png)
%20(73).png)
%20(61).png)
%20(60).png)
%20(59).png)
%20(58).png)
%20(57).png)
%20(27).png)

%20(26).png)
%20(25).png)
%20(24).png)
%20(22).png)
%20(23).png)
%20(21).png)
%20(20).png)
%20(19).png)

.png)

.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)