Shop Sentiments on Sale 10% OFF or More!
Plus, a FREE Gift! Details Here.
Plus, a FREE Gift! Details Here.
$29.99 $26.96
$36.99
$110.99
$32.99
$65.99
$19.99 $17.97
Keep your favorite photos and pages safe and secure in this Buttercup Classic Leather Three Ring Album from We R Makers! The album is made with acid free archival quality material and has a 1.5" capacity. The package includes one 12" x 12" Italian style faux leather album and five page protectors.
I am putting my single 12x12 papers in here. Makes it easier to find one that will work with my project. They will go in here as soon as I get them. I already have it partially filled. The only thing I would change is the D-ring binder. I would like the kind where you press the bottom and/or top buttons on the metal binder to get the rings to open. I like the colors you have. I could only get yellow and lime this time. I'm using page protectors for my papers and also have some large plastic envelope type containers, which will hold a whole collection, that can go in there as well. Haven't tried that yet. Hope you get more colors in stock as I am thinking of putting my cling stamps on plastic boards and slipping them in the page protectors to make it easy to find just the right stamp for my project.
It arrived very promptly and it's just as it is pictured. Yellow is my granddaughter's favorite color and this was the best price for a binder-style, plain yellow one that I found (including the 3 major crafting stores). Since it is the We R brand, I didn't wonder what the quality would be, I knew it would be good.
Well made, quality album. I used it to surprise a friend with a scrapbook I spent a year making and it held up to many times opening and closing. Now I'm ordering a few more to do a scrapbook for myself. Very nice item.
Scrapbook.com is the only place that I can find a beautiful yellow for an album exclusively for a group of friends. Lovely!
The thing I love best about these is how many pages they can hold compared to other scrapbooks.
A new granddaughter meant a new album was needed. This fits the bill beautifully.
You must be logged in to comment. Please click here to log in.
