Looking for an easy and creative way to craft beautiful keepsakes? Our pre-made albums are the perfect solution! Today, Graphic 45 Brand Ambassador Tamara Morton showcases two gorgeous Interactive Folio Albums made with our Sunshine on My Mind and The Beach is Calling collections. These albums are designed to be simple to customize while still offering endless opportunities for personal touches. With Tamara’s inspiring examples and a detailed walkthrough video, you’ll see just how fun and rewarding it is to create your own memorable scrapbook albums. Grab an album and start crafting today!

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Sunshine on My Mind Folio Album

by Tamara Morton

“I have so enjoyed using the brand-new Folio kit from Graphic 45. It was the first ready made album that I have used, and I have to say I was so impressed! As we have become accustomed to with Graphic 45 the craftmanship is 100%! The kraft card takes inks so well and gives the project a vintage feel.

-Video Walkthrough-

Customize Your Scrapbooks with G45’s Interactive Folio Album Featuring Sunshine on My Mind

In the Album you get: –

2 x Waterfall elements.
2 x Long Pockets
2 x short pockets
1 x a top, bottom, side and side opening element

All made in the gorgeous kraft. There is also very strong magnets that keep everything closed.

I have teamed my folio with the brand new “Sunshine on my Mind” papers (I have been itching to cut into this collection). Also used the chipboard elements, brand new Rub-On’s and die cut elements.

The folio itself is very easy to cover and you won’t use as many sheets as you think, I used roughly 10 sheets for the whole of the project. The front I decorated heavily with the chipboard elements and the die cuts. On the die cuts I backed them onto some black cardstock just to make them a little stronger as they are going to be on the front and will get a lot of wear and tear. No front cover would be the same without adding a little glossy accent to elements to make them shine.

The inside I have used some of the scraps to make a pocket and decorated the edge with what I call a pocket protector. The middle of my folio I used the flip and flap element with one of the waterfall elements, so lots of places to put 6 x 4 photos.

Moving on to the last side in the folio I have added a small closure for the waterfall and also added a slip in band closure that keeps the long pocket in place.” ~Tamara