The Kaisercraft Sears & Son vintage collection of masculine papers inspired me to make a true keepsake for keeping photos of my grandfather in.
The papers were perfect for these photos. I had seen this suitcase made by a very talented scrapbooker on the Internet a while back and just had to make one. The embellishments, papers and sticker sheet made this project so easy to put together.
I used absolutely every paper in the collection, as well as the rub-ons, sticker sheet and collectables. Even the paper pad came in really handy for making the pages in the mini album.
Tip
- One bit of advice when making these keepsake off-the-page items is do not use inferior adhesives. Your project will look great when complete but will not stand up to the wear and tear over time.
“I started my relationship with paper crafting back in 2007, firstly with card making and then I ventured into scrapbooking…” Read more about Bridget here.
6 Comments.
beautiful Bridget! made a summer suitcase way back in 2003 and they are so much fun! love how you worked with this range – it can look dirty and heavy so quickly but you rocked it!
How do I go about making thiS stunning project?
hi how can we go about to obtain the instructions and layout for this project – especially the album?
Regards
ycette
Where can I order the kit or notes for the mini album please.
I would love to make this set. Is there a tutorial a person can purchase anywhere?
Hello Rhonda.
Unfortunately we do not have the step by step tutorial for this suitcase. However, if you Google ‘paper suitcase tutorial’ quite a few ideas come up.
Sorry I could not be of more assistance.