
so, i made this one using the july kit and an old cassette tape case…here’s the 411…
- using pliers or your fingers, carefully remove the plastic pegs from the inside that hold the tape in place (this will make room for a book to fit inside). i also used a basic grey file to sand them down to a smooth surface.
- construct the book cover using cardstock: cut yellow cardstock to measure 4 x 5.5 inches wide. using a scoring blade or bone folder, score two lines (2.5 inches in from each side) this will leave you with a 1/2 inch binding that fits perfectly into your tape case.
- make the book pages: each page measures 4 x 2 3/8 inches wide. you will need to cut a total of 26 pages (1 page per alpha). using scotch tape and 2 pages at a time, flip the pages over so that they are face down on your work surface and the long edges together (see image below) and tape together…

- adhere backsides of assembled pages to eachother to complete the inside. using a tape runner, add adhesive to the inside binding of the cardstock cover and insert the book pages.
- make writing space using white cardstock: cut (26) cards to measure 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches and adhere one card to each page.
- add alpha stickers to outside edges of each page.
- decorate the cover and you’re all set!
Have fun!!!
admin | August 14th, 2009 | 9:00am | posted in Uncategorized | 7 Comments


Kinsey, I haven’t told you lately that you’re a genius…so today is the day. You always have the best ideas! Thanks for the tutorial.
that is so darn cool!
So very original! I love this idea!! But, let me make sure I understand….Tape 2 (a & b) pages together then glue another set (c & d) to the first set so that b is glued to c. Did I make that clear as mud?? Thanks
jpscraps- that’s right! :] the reason i taped the back sides was so that the tape isn’t visible…i like the way you explained it better though with the letters, thank you!
Ok Kinsey, you are one of my scrap heroes. You have been for a while now. But this… Be still my heart!
This is so neat! Thanks!
Thanks for the tutorial! This is so cute.