Today’s Meet and Make designer is Einat Kessler. Einat is a scrapbook designer and workshop teacher. She is considered a pioneer in Israel’s scrapbooking industry, which has grown significantly in recent years. She also blogs at Scrappin’ It, her personal scrapbooking blog.
Ready to meet Einat?
10 Fun Facts About Einat Kessler:
- I don’t drink milk at all.
- My favorite movie is “Back to the Future.”
- I always create with music.
- I started scrapbooking after I was inspired by my grandfather’s scrapbooks!
- I have craft and paper materials that I haven’t used in 5 years.
- My husband and my friends laugh about me because I go to bed at 10 PM.
- I can’t start a new project if I know I only have an hour to work.
- I love cats more than dogs.
- I live 15 minutes from my mom, dad and mother in law.
- If I had an option of going shopping for clothes or scrapbook materials, I would pick scrapbook materials every time!
Here’s Einat’s Project:
Materials:
- 1 sheet of double sided cardstock
- Bind It All
Instructions:
1. Cut four 4″ by 8″ rectangles. You can fit 4 rectangles on one page if you cut three of them horizontally and one vertically.
2. Cut one rectangle in half, so you will have two 4″ by 4″ squares.
3. Make two fold lines on one rectangle: the first on the 2″ line and the second on the 6″ line. Fold a valley fold to create two flaps.
4. Repeat on the other two rectangles.
5. Adhere the first folded rectangle to the second, back to back, applying adhesive only on the 4″ back and not on the flaps.
6. Adhere the third rectangle to the flap of the second rectangle, applying adhesive only on the flap.
7. Add the covers on the front and back and bind.
Here is my completed flap mini album.
Don’t you think making projects from only one sheet of paper are super fun?