Help!

[myst18]

Fairly New to Digital Scrapbooking and Love this site. Was perking along ok...till I saw Lush Bloom Bracket Album! I just love this but need help.....don't have a clue how to do it. Will it print exactly the size of the little album with hinged ring?
How do I put image/page/photo over that hole? I would love to do several of these they are absolutely adorable!!! Just don't understand how you get the printed page on the album?
Do I put a backing on it? How do I do it around the clip hole?
Thanks for everyone's help and I am glad to be aboard!
Mary Ann or myst18

 

[meems]

i've never made one . . . but I'm thinking perhaps use a hole punch to make a hole for the ring . . . ?

I'm sure someone more knowledgeable and experienced will come along.

 

[ditzyscrap]

The layouts should print with a 1mm edge to adjust for any uniformity issues from manufacturing...you can trim that off with sharp scissors, an exacto knife, or by sanding the edges with a nail file (or something similar) after gluing it down.

As for the holes, on the cover they have an eyelet put through them already, so those are a bit trickier, you'd have to cut them out carefully with an exacto knife or something like that. The inside pages though, they are just a hole, which you can easily cut through from the other side.

I'm pretty sure that all the Sweet Keepsakes albums come with instructions, so you shouldn't have any problems at all!

 

[digi-gee]

what software are you using to digi scrap? It shouldn't be hard to get your photo's in place. I use PSE and I place my photo layers under the paper and then move them around until I get them where I like behind the frames. As far as putting them together, the digital albums have easy instructions. I used a knife like Bree said around the metal eyelet on the covers and then I used a hole punch for the inner pages. Have fun with your album and then come back and share!

 

[myst18]

Hi

Thanks for reply's....I use Adobe Elements 5.0. I will surely post the finished project....if I come to terms with being able to do that cutting around that little eyelet. These little kits
looks adorable!