Hey Monique. I love your work and I’m so sad that you are not doing any more folios. Also, your voice is so very relaxing. I go to sleep many nights listening to your videos. Please consider making some UA-cam videos of you reading different books. You and Benadict Cumberbatch are my favorites to listen to. 😀
What a beautifully designed folio, very elegant! The tutorial is easy to follow and very clear step by step. Thank you Monique for Sharing this design. Such a great gift idea.
Just found you on UA-cam. Loved your travel folio and can’t wait to begin. Also visited your shop. Not the usual...or ordinary shop. Placed my first order and can’t wait for my package.
I made the base of this last fall. it is a great tutorial. thank you so much. I have a trip to Portland in a couple of weeks, I plan to finish this and use it on the trip.
Hello, how are you? I loved this beautiful project and I loved the tutorial with the download available! Great for gifting any time! "Thank you for sharing !! Kisses from Brazil!!!
Thank you for sharing this! I can't wait to try it. You made it look easy, but knowing me, I'll probably figure out a way to make it hard. Lol Thanks again! Lori ps. Loved the mixed bag of goodies I ordered!
Exquisite folio! You make it look so easy. I'm a bit spastic when trying to do projects like this 🤓 glue and tape everywhere and on everything 😬 Thank you for taking the time to show us how to make it :)
I love the idea of the accordian folder, it will fit nicely over my To Do lists in the project I am working on. It seems that I found your video by accident because I could not think of this myself :) Thanks for posting :)
Hello! I love your project and the tutorial is easy to follow as well. Thanks so much for sharing the cheat sheet - so very thoughtful of you! I can't wait to try this project!!!! Warm wishes, Robyn
Love the project but did not find it all that easy and I have been paper crafting for a few years. Ended up doing the gusted folder twice and it still turned out all backwards from yours. Hoping I can do some altering without destroying it. Looking forward to adding the patterned paper tho.
I just love this tutorial, thank you! Could I ask where the fastener came from on the inside of the folio? I couldn't see it in the list of supplies. Thank you
I love this tutorial. I am travelling from the UK to USA for 5 weeks visiting Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Sedona, San Diego, Hawaii, Oahu and Maui then back to San Diego and want to bring something like this with me which is already prepared and then I just add photos and notes etc - do you think this is big enough or should I do two or do you have a bigger one
Wow! That sounds like a great trip, but I don't think this folio is big enough for all those places. You may want to consider using a smash book or a larger folio. I think this folio would be great for a smaller trip...or perhaps just one of the cities you plan to visit...but I like to take a lot of pictures ;)
Cheryl, your comment inspired me to design a larger folio that you can add at least 100 photos into. Not sure when you will be going on your trip, but I plan to show how to make it for this month's tutorial, which I typically post the last week of the month. Cheers!
This just made it to my to do project list. It's awesome! I have a question, how did you punch the eyelet hole in the middle of the spine? Did you have to use the big crop-a-dile for that? I don't have one and was wondering how I can do it without that tool.
Yes, there was a reason...new camera and I had one of the settings set up to record in mirror image. I obviously hadn't planned it that way...live and learn! Well, at least I know that I have the settings correct for my next class :)
Muriel, if you'd like the measurements in cm, there's an easy-to-use unit converter available if you search on Google (or probably any other search engine). All the scrapbooking tools I have seen (scoreboard, paper trimmer, etc) are always in Imperial units and this is why I always use inches when creating a project. Monique
Hey Monique. I love your work and I’m so sad that you are not doing any more folios. Also, your voice is so very relaxing. I go to sleep many nights listening to your videos.
Please consider making some UA-cam videos of you reading different books. You and Benadict Cumberbatch are my favorites to listen to. 😀
What a beautifully designed folio, very elegant! The tutorial is easy to follow and very clear step by step. Thank you Monique for Sharing this design. Such a great gift idea.
Just found you on UA-cam. Loved your travel folio and can’t wait to begin. Also visited your shop. Not the usual...or ordinary shop. Placed my first order and can’t wait for my package.
Love this. Thank you.
Great album. I love that you gave a detailed list of items and paper needed.
Monique this is a wonderful tutorial. I know I will make one soon. I love it even more because I got to see and feel this wallet in person. TFS.
Thank you Monique for sharing this wonderful tutorial!!! It's very nice ,and for sure i am going to try this one for Christmas gift!!!
I can't wait to try this one ~ the little journal and pen loop are inspired! TFS!!
Wow BBS , This was the most well explained tutorial Ever! I love this Photo Folio and will definitely make one thank you 😊
Love this! Thanks for the time you put into this and sharing your talent for free ! Truly appreciated!
This is a beautiful project and looks so quick and easy to make! Thank you for sharing your idea and your talent with us!
Really an AWESOME folio!! I love your work..
I can't wait to make this! Thanks for sharing.
This is so beautiful, love the tutorial, love the design. Thank you so much for sharing.
I made the base of this last fall. it is a great tutorial. thank you so much. I have a trip to Portland in a couple of weeks, I plan to finish this and use it on the trip.
Thank you so much for your great video. I'm anxious to give this a try with your great instructions.
Hello, how are you?
I loved this beautiful project and I loved the tutorial with the download available!
Great for gifting any time! "Thank you for sharing !!
Kisses from Brazil!!!
Thank you so much for your time and effort. I really love this project.
I love this --what wonderful gifts this will make --thank you for sharing
This is a lovely tutorial, I will be trying to make the album this weekend.
thats great tutorial, my first folio, thanks so much
Love this folio! Thanks for the tutorial 😊
Great project....thanks for sharing...👍😊
Thank you for sharing this! I can't wait to try it. You made it look easy, but knowing me, I'll probably figure out a way to make it hard. Lol Thanks again! Lori ps. Loved the mixed bag of goodies I ordered!
Exquisite folio! You make it look so easy. I'm a bit spastic when trying to do projects like this 🤓 glue and tape everywhere and on everything 😬 Thank you for taking the time to show us how to make it :)
I love the idea of the accordian folder, it will fit nicely over my To Do lists in the project I am working on. It seems that I found your video by accident because I could not think of this myself :) Thanks for posting :)
Love this tutorial so much. Thank you
I realy love it
Thank you!
Hello! I love your project and the tutorial is easy to follow as well. Thanks so much for sharing the cheat sheet - so very thoughtful of you! I can't wait to try this project!!!! Warm wishes, Robyn
Thank you for sharing, love this! And thanks for the cheat sheet :)
Excellent tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Love this. x
This is so nice!!! I am gonna try to make one as well!! Shanta
Love the project but did not find it all that easy and I have been paper crafting for a few years. Ended up doing the gusted folder twice and it still turned out all backwards from yours. Hoping I can do some altering without destroying it. Looking forward to adding the patterned paper tho.
I just love this tutorial, thank you! Could I ask where the fastener came from on the inside of the folio? I couldn't see it in the list of supplies. Thank you
I love this tutorial. I am travelling from the UK to USA for 5 weeks visiting Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Sedona, San Diego, Hawaii, Oahu and Maui then back to San Diego and want to bring something like this with me which is already prepared and then I just add photos and notes etc - do you think this is big enough or should I do two or do you have a bigger one
Wow! That sounds like a great trip, but I don't think this folio is big enough for all those places. You may want to consider using a smash book or a larger folio. I think this folio would be great for a smaller trip...or perhaps just one of the cities you plan to visit...but I like to take a lot of pictures ;)
Cheryl, your comment inspired me to design a larger folio that you can add at least 100 photos into. Not sure when you will be going on your trip, but I plan to show how to make it for this month's tutorial, which I typically post the last week of the month. Cheers!
That's fantastic. I'm off on October 1st so plenty of time
This just made it to my to do project list. It's awesome! I have a question, how did you punch the eyelet hole in the middle of the spine? Did you have to use the big crop-a-dile for that? I don't have one and was wondering how I can do it without that tool.
Raguindin Family , you could easily use a standard eyelet setter for this. Thanks.
TFS! Love this and definitely going to make some. Just wondering, was there a reason why your tutorial was backwards?
Yes, there was a reason...new camera and I had one of the settings set up to record in mirror image. I obviously hadn't planned it that way...live and learn! Well, at least I know that I have the settings correct for my next class :)
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Replying to your regarding a bigger portfolio have you taken the plunge yet?
Cheryl Benson, I just posted it on my blog this morning. If you subscribe to my VIP Club, you will always receive these kinds of notifications.
This is so wonderful, but the mirror image missed me up, this first time I havr watch a tutorial that had mirror image.
magnifique album bravo.
est-ce possible d'avoir les mesures en cm?
Muriel, if you'd like the measurements in cm, there's an easy-to-use unit converter available if you search on Google (or probably any other search engine). All the scrapbooking tools I have seen (scoreboard, paper trimmer, etc) are always in Imperial units and this is why I always use inches when creating a project. Monique
Monique, thank you for sharing your vidios. I would like to join your VIP club. Will you help me get on with it?
Hello Fellow crafter, great project easy 2 follow instructions. Will post mine when done. TFS
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