#100dayproject6by6in6 day 20, ephemera holder, accordion style

This 6” x 6” paper project uses 6 sheets of any 6” paper and created a handy accordion/concertina style holder. Score dimensions on 4 of the sheets are 5 5/8” (14.5 cm) and once those are glued, score both glued pieces at 3” (7.6 cm)
The top/ back gets scored at 3 1/8” and 3 1/4” (8 cm and 8.2 cm).
The bottom front is scored every 1/8” from 4” to 4 1/2” (10.2 cm to 11.4 cm)
This video is not intended for viewers under the age of 13.

[Cyrilmc]

Thank you so much Cori, I really really enjoyed watching you create these amazing and awesome folders. They are really really useful and helpful too. I really really love ❤️ your design. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags

[crab]

Great idea and it turned out well. I made four of them tonight and they are so useful for smaller items. Thanks Cori!!

[giusicoluccia]

Thank you for sharing so many details ❤ love these!!

[createyourownstorybyreneec]

Yet another great idea. They are the perfect size for this.

[dotathillcrest]

Thanks for sharing, very clear instructions..

[MaAllen]

I love this idea to gift with a journal.

[va]

Thank you so much for these clear and easy to follow instructions. I never thought I could make one of these, but after watching your video, I know I can do it. I can’t wait to make one of these tomorrow. I love it!!

[happymaker]

I like how you show the products and say what they are to benefit people who do not speak English as their first language and visual learners too. You are a great teacher. This was easy to follow, and the accordion style folder is so cute. Thank you for sharing.

[dorothykovak]

What a useful project! It’s both functional and pretty. I can think of using many of these to sort and store my die cuts. Thanks for sharing.

[annettecolagrande]

Love this! And it couldn't have come at a better time! I have several collections of tiny bits, flowers, butterflies and such and they keep falling out of my larger ephemera books. These look like they will be perfect and I can make one for every collection! Thank you for sharing!

[dixiehart]

I'm English only but I'm also a visual learner so I appreciate your teaching style very much!! Thank you :)

[heatherdoane]

Love this Cori! Thank you for your clear and concise instructions. I have sewn a similar pouch in fabric, but it was way more complicated. On my list of things to make today!🥰🇨🇦

[bevp]

I have never had that much time to move my papers with that glue, but I don’t think I have ever used as much glue as you did, either. Have you noticed a big difference in dry time? (I would go experiment, but I am out of it right now! It is my favorite for paper, except that it dries with a bit of a gloss, which I don’t want when I am making cards, so I am currently trying “dries clear matte “ glues. I would appreciate any feedback from you or your followers. Thank you for explaining everything so well. I am trying to use up some of my 6x6 pads (so I can buy more😉). I scored a bunch yesterday for bank envelopes to do an advent project for my grandkids. Again, thanks so much for this series.

[dottygin]

Love this Cori, and thank you for the tips. I will be having ago at one of these. Thank you xxxx

[krislair]

love this. where do you get your velum pouches? love all your ideas and channel

[dianeduncan]

Hi Cori, new subbie from Traci Fox's fb page. Wonderful tutorial lovey, i think these folders are great, thanks and hi from Queensland Australia xo

[Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

You can make this a bit bigger if you wanted, right? A larger one could be to keep scrap paps in.

[jillash]

This is a nice project, thanks :) If you are concerned about talking too much, try watching your video in double time with the sound off - it is easy to spot where you repeat yourself or go off at a slight tangent. If the dimensions were on screen, this folder could still be easily made following your actions. I’m not suggesting you stop talking, just saying what I noticed :)

[kymlafontaine]

Can we use the regular plain card stock for the inside papers.

[puffyjo]

why not just glue the sides to make two more pockets one in front one in back