Busy books for your "Bitty ones"

I have 36 6x6 pages of precious people in my life that will keep my "Bitty bums"
busy looking at them and their cousins for hours
this has been so much fun to create

Busy books for your “Bitty bums”

This would be great for grand children that have Grandmas, Grandpas, Aunts and Uncles that live far away.

Supplies needed for this fun project

• Your favorite paper
• Photos 2 of each photo you will be using
• Stickers and letters
• Glue Stick
• 6 by 6 Page protectors
• Ribbon
• Metal rings for your book
• Glue gun , and your fav glue sticks
• Velcro they have black or white
• laminate or contact paper

Instructions for this priceless project

1.This is such a fun way to use your favorite photos, paper stickers into busy books that will last for a life time
First you have to have doubles of what ever you’re using for example 2 of each photo, sticker or animal
2. cut your paper to fit inside your page pocket you can get 4 pages out of one sheet of 12 by 12
3. create your page and glue your photo on the paper and slide it into the pocket
4. I used the glossy Laminate sheets and ONLY laminate the top of the shape or the glue won’t stick to the back when you glue the Velcro on (Vie tried and it doesn’t work)
5. Cut the shape out around the out side and its ready to put into the keepsake envelope
6. with the hot glue gun I glued Velcro to the back of the photo and the other piece of the Velcro glue to the page protector on the out side
7. This will make such a fun matching game , my bitty bums LOVE it
8.use bright fun colored ribbon to tie the pages together or you can use rings. If you have binders that are ready for your pages that would be great to

All your fav photos in a book that will keep your bitty ones busy for hours
a little paper, ribbon and glue could never be so much fun.



As you can see I made the 6 by 6 page just like I would do for my scrapbook, then slipped it into the page protector
 then I cut out the photo of Carsten, ran it through my laminter (or use contact paper) trim around the edges
and glued the Velcro on the back.
put it on the other photo so I know where to put the other part of the Velcro