Questions about my Butterfly Album

Hey stampers,

I got a ton of questions about sizes, etc. today for my Butterfly Album (post HERE). Since I have to go back to the hospital in Richmond tomorrow, I won't have time to post photos of the steps, but here are the measurements and some instructions. The photos of my finished project on the first post should make this self-explanatory, it's really a simple template and you decorate it anyway you like!

The cover is a piece of 6" x 12" cardstock scored at 5 7/8" and again at 6 1/8". This creates the spine of the album.

The DSP on the spine is cut at 3" x 6" and is scored at 1 3/8" and again at 1 5/8".

The inside cardstock "pages" are one piece of 10" x 10" cardstock. It's scored at 5", then turned and scored again at 5" so you have 4 sections.
Next, you cut one of the score lines up to the middle of the cardstock. This cut allows you to fold your album pages.
Important - one thing that I do differently is after I make that cut, I leave the cardstock in the cutter, but shift it over about 1/16" and make another cut back out to the edge alongside the first one. It cuts out a tiny sliver of cardstock and makes your pages much easier to fold up.

I decorate all my "pages" before adhering it to the decorated album cover, it's much easier to handle this wey. All my DSP panels are cut at 4 3/4" square and I add embellishments of paper strips, ribbon, etc. on top of them after adhering them to the pages.
Our original directions from Founder's Circle had us using Sticky Strip, but I actually use Tombow Multi-Adhesive to glue it all together. I've just found it works better for me in my humid area.

So, I think that's pretty much it - like I said, it's a very easy project and even with the cutting should only take about 1/2 hour or so to put together once you know what design you want to do. Have fun with it and I'd love to see what you make! :)

Stamped blessings,
Robin