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| Zutter Zisters/Bind-it-All Design Team 2008-2009 GALLERY |
walls in my parents' Navy housing home with crayons to the very rudimentary scrapbooks I kept
of magazine clippings of famous people cut from my mom's tabloid magazines to my sticker
hoarder phase and yearbook editor as a teen to today's very involved papercrafter (whoa!) I'm not
mini book albums or home decorating items - - a kind of anti-layout rebellion.
I'm currently a Certified Fiskars Demonstrator, as well as a Stampin' Up! Independent
Demonstrator. Several of my projects have been submitted for future publication which I hope to
see in print early in 2009. You can find me and my work at Fiskateers and Scrapbooks, etc. On the
serious side, I'm a program analyst in Military Construction at the Washington Navy Yard in D.C --
lots of numbers, lots of analysis. Being creative for me is my brain's other half. I have the unusual
distinction of teaching papercrafting classes at my workplace during lunch hours. I say unusual
because you just wouldn't think serious Federal Government civil servants have time for this
creative outlet (hee hee—I'm just kidding!).
I'm also a wife to a wonderful husband, Brian, and mom to two very rambunctious kids, Miranda
and Jacob. I love travel, photography and lots and lots of patterned paper! =) Come visit my
papercrafting and photo blog: http://leasanders.wordpress.com.
of magazine clippings of famous people cut from my mom's tabloid magazines to my sticker
hoarder phase and yearbook editor as a teen to today's very involved papercrafter (whoa!) I'm not
mini book albums or home decorating items - - a kind of anti-layout rebellion.
I'm currently a Certified Fiskars Demonstrator, as well as a Stampin' Up! Independent
Demonstrator. Several of my projects have been submitted for future publication which I hope to
see in print early in 2009. You can find me and my work at Fiskateers and Scrapbooks, etc. On the
serious side, I'm a program analyst in Military Construction at the Washington Navy Yard in D.C --
lots of numbers, lots of analysis. Being creative for me is my brain's other half. I have the unusual
distinction of teaching papercrafting classes at my workplace during lunch hours. I say unusual
because you just wouldn't think serious Federal Government civil servants have time for this
creative outlet (hee hee—I'm just kidding!).
I'm also a wife to a wonderful husband, Brian, and mom to two very rambunctious kids, Miranda
and Jacob. I love travel, photography and lots and lots of patterned paper! =) Come visit my
papercrafting and photo blog: http://leasanders.wordpress.com.
Lea Millora Sanders
Virginia, USA
Virginia, USA
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layoutted the whole project by putting generic “princess” colors on top
of Zutter Innovative white pages without thought to which pictures I
would put where. Once I had the photos down, I added stickers and
mouse ear punches.
Materials:
Zutter Innovative – 1” white o-wire, 8” clipboard wood covers, white
pages
EK Success – patterned paper collection, cardstock and epoxy stickers
Creative Imaginations – epoxy stickers
Bazzill – Bling cardstock, scalloped polka dot cardstock
of Zutter Innovative white pages without thought to which pictures I
would put where. Once I had the photos down, I added stickers and
mouse ear punches.
Materials:
Zutter Innovative – 1” white o-wire, 8” clipboard wood covers, white
pages
EK Success – patterned paper collection, cardstock and epoxy stickers
Creative Imaginations – epoxy stickers
Bazzill – Bling cardstock, scalloped polka dot cardstock
Grandkids
I love origami! This book I made for my parents is filled with origami frames of my kids, nieces and nephew. The Scor-it is perfect to help you get the crisp creases you need to make this
project. For instructions on how to make the origami frames, please go to the following link on my blog. Try to adapt other origami folds into your next Bind-it-All project.
Materials:
Zutter Innovative – 3/4” antique silver o-wire, Cover-All
Little Yellow Bicycle – patterned paper, stickers, bling, ribbon, rub-ons
Adirondack – acrylic paint
I love origami! This book I made for my parents is filled with origami frames of my kids, nieces and nephew. The Scor-it is perfect to help you get the crisp creases you need to make this
project. For instructions on how to make the origami frames, please go to the following link on my blog. Try to adapt other origami folds into your next Bind-it-All project.
Materials:
Zutter Innovative – 3/4” antique silver o-wire, Cover-All
Little Yellow Bicycle – patterned paper, stickers, bling, ribbon, rub-ons
Adirondack – acrylic paint
Another Scor-it project, full of folds. This is a flipbook
flipbook pages per project. This one has four separate
sets of flipbooks nestled in a Teresa Collins tabs cover
set. The finished sizes of each of the flipbook page sets
making a flipbook and would like directions, please
go to the following link on my blog. Just adapt to the
Materials:
Zutter Innovative – 1” white o-wire
Teresa Collins – tabbed chipboard covers
Basic Grey – patterned paper, chipboard stickers,
rub-ons, cardstock stickers
K & Co – layered stickers
Stampin’ Up! - ribbon
flipbook pages per project. This one has four separate
sets of flipbooks nestled in a Teresa Collins tabs cover
set. The finished sizes of each of the flipbook page sets
making a flipbook and would like directions, please
go to the following link on my blog. Just adapt to the
Materials:
Zutter Innovative – 1” white o-wire
Teresa Collins – tabbed chipboard covers
Basic Grey – patterned paper, chipboard stickers,
rub-ons, cardstock stickers
K & Co – layered stickers
Stampin’ Up! - ribbon
