Someone recently accused me of having a little bit of a crush on Elizabeth Kartchner. She is absolutely fabulous, and so is her new scrapbooking line, Dear Lizzy. I think I own it all. You see, I don't really scrapbook--I just collect scrapbooking supplies. My husband thinks I'm going to end up on that show Hoarders. (I'm really not that bad--he just has a low tolerance for clutter.) In order to prove him wrong, I'm doing my best to use up my supplies. So I put together this 12 x 12 framed magnet board that serves as an interactive scrapbook page. Change the pictures as often as you like and use it to decorate your favorite little girl's room. I am almost as in love with this Dear Lizzy fabric paper as I am with that sweet baby face. {BTW, since this picture is actually of my little guy, this magnet board is now available in my Etsy shop for someone out there that actually does have a girl!}

Framed Magnetic Scrapbook Page Tutorial

Supplies:
*12 x 12 frame (I found mine at my local Ben Franklin)
*12 x 12 fabric paper, or any patterned paper or piece of fabric
*12 x 12 tin sheet (this one is by Paper Accents, but you could also cut your own or have some cut at a home improvement store)
*Flair buttons (these are Dear Lizzy for American Crafts, but check out the adorable custom buttons over at Button Boutique, too)
*1/2" magnets
*E-6000 glue

1. Remove frame backing and glass from 12 x 12 frame. Discard the glass carefully (or save for another project--I'm working on one!).


2. If you're using Dear Lizzy fabric paper, it has an adhesive backing. You can peel off the paper and stick the sheet to your tin piece. Or not. I opted to not so I could change it later if I wanted. In that case you'll just put it in the frame on top of the tin piece. If you are using a piece of patterned paper or fabric, you can attach it to the tin with glue, or not. :) I really like this particular pattern of fabric paper because it already looks like a designed scrapbook page with zero work by me!


3. Put the tin piece back in the frame, paper side out. Put the frame backing back in place.


4. Now it's time to make some button magnets. If you're using American Crafts Flair buttons, peel the adhesive off the button and glue on a magnet.




Stick them on your board, add a picture, and you're done!





I wish all scrapbooking was that quick and easy. Even easier? Buy this in my Etsy shop! Done and done.



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