Memory Book Making

I first discovered Memory Books about two years ago. I thought they looked lovely and wanted to have a go.

I bought some Tonic Memory Book dies and had a go. This album is made using the Memory Book 3 die set. It must have been OK because I sold it.

As you know I use my Brother Scan and Cut a lot in my crafting. I was delighted when Cutting Craftorium released usb's featuring Memory Books, and began adding them to other usb's. This one was made using a file from the Wanderlust usb.

As I got more confident I discovered a huge amount of tutorials on YouTube which didn't use dies at all. This album was made following a tutorial from Scrap and Create, using Ciao Bellas "The Greatest Show Papers"

This one will never be for sale as for me Ciao Bella papers are very special. I think they are the best you can get.

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