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Halloween Mini Book
This is a great little mini book for all those fun Halloween photos of the
kids in their costumes. I cut the chipboard to size for the covers and
used cardstock for the pages, it would be quicker to use ready- made
covers and pages as all you need to do is add the papers and embellies.
I downloaded the templates for the ghost on the front cover and the
witches hat, cauldron, bat etc. I then cut the shapes from chipboard
and covered them and added details with pebeo cerne relief in copper
and black . Used my BIA to punch the completed pages and bound
with 1” o’wires.
- Chipboard covers – 6.5” x 6”
- K&Co Halloween papers
- K& Co Design Halloween Matt Pad
- Stickers – 7 Gypsies Halloween
- Chipboard for embellishments
- Templates for embellishments from http://familyfun.go.
com/arts-and
crafts/season/specialfeature/halloween_ms_crafts/ - Colorbox Chalk Inkpad – Dark Brown
- 1” black o’wires
This is a great little mini book for all those fun Halloween photos of the
kids in their costumes. I cut the chipboard to size for the covers and
used cardstock for the pages, it would be quicker to use ready- made
covers and pages as all you need to do is add the papers and embellies.
I downloaded the templates for the ghost on the front cover and the
witches hat, cauldron, bat etc. I then cut the shapes from chipboard
and covered them and added details with pebeo cerne relief in copper
and black . Used my BIA to punch the completed pages and bound
with 1” o’wires.
Family Mini Book
This is an all chipboard book, I drew or traced the various shapes onto chipboard and cut them out, then papered them and
added touches of Hot Fix Gems, ribbon etc, added some journaling blocks and phrases to the pages and it is ready to have the
photos added.
- Chipboard for covers – 5” x 4”
- Chipboard shapes, various sizes.
- Papers are K&Co McKenna
- Prima flowers
- Sari ribbon
- 1” brass o’wires
- Hot fix gems – 4mm
This is an all chipboard book, I drew or traced the various shapes onto chipboard and cut them out, then papered them and
added touches of Hot Fix Gems, ribbon etc, added some journaling blocks and phrases to the pages and it is ready to have the
photos added.
Advent Calendar
Thought I would do a quick ‘grown-up’
version of the advent calendar, this is so
quick and easy you will have it made in no
time.
Thought I would do a quick ‘grown-up’
version of the advent calendar, this is so
quick and easy you will have it made in no
time.
- Papers by The English Paper
Company- Christmas range. - Blue cardstock
- 2 x chipboard covers 6” x 6”
- ½” o’wire-white
- Velvet ricrac
- Christmas tree template from www.
craftideas.com - 2” Woodware square punch
- 3D foam
- Heidi Swap Star
- Hot fix pearls
- Embossing powders – Clear and
Enchanted Gold - Colorbox Chalk Ink Pads – pale blue
and white - Font – Harlow Solid Italic cut on
the Craft Robo
Very simply, after decorating the chipboard covers, punch them along the top edge. Cut enough squares from the cardstock to
make up the numbers for your date. You need a blank and 1 & 2 for the first set and 0 – 9 for the second set. I found the easiest
way to get the BIA holes in these was to punch holes along the length of your cardstock and then using your 2” square punch,
punch the squares keeping 3 holes centred for each square. Add your numbers to the squares and then you are ready to bind the
project. Add the Christmas tree afterwards because it is raised on 3D foam.
I made the Christmas tree from chipboard, covered with paper and then clear embossed the entire thing, added the border
embossing in Enchanted Gold to the edges and then applied the Hot Fix 3mm pearls with my Bejeweller.
I hope you enjoy making them!
make up the numbers for your date. You need a blank and 1 & 2 for the first set and 0 – 9 for the second set. I found the easiest
way to get the BIA holes in these was to punch holes along the length of your cardstock and then using your 2” square punch,
punch the squares keeping 3 holes centred for each square. Add your numbers to the squares and then you are ready to bind the
project. Add the Christmas tree afterwards because it is raised on 3D foam.
I made the Christmas tree from chipboard, covered with paper and then clear embossed the entire thing, added the border
embossing in Enchanted Gold to the edges and then applied the Hot Fix 3mm pearls with my Bejeweller.
I hope you enjoy making them!
I have wanted to do this book for so long... I love all the stuff we end up saying to our kids – even after swearing all our teenage
years that we would ‘never be like my mother’!! I think these types of mini books say just as much as a photo album and love to
use words that will prompt memories just as much as a photograph.
As it is for my son, I kept the colours reasonably masculine and ensured there weren’t too many flowery bits, just a few buttons
and ribbon to trim – luckily he always loves the books I make him!!
I tried something new for the title letters and painted the chipboard letters with pebeo relief paint in copper, whilst still wet,
added clear embossing powder and let them dry. Once dry I heat embossed them and it gave a pretty cool bubbly raised effect
which goes with the book quite nicely!
years that we would ‘never be like my mother’!! I think these types of mini books say just as much as a photo album and love to
use words that will prompt memories just as much as a photograph.
As it is for my son, I kept the colours reasonably masculine and ensured there weren’t too many flowery bits, just a few buttons
and ribbon to trim – luckily he always loves the books I make him!!
I tried something new for the title letters and painted the chipboard letters with pebeo relief paint in copper, whilst still wet,
added clear embossing powder and let them dry. Once dry I heat embossed them and it gave a pretty cool bubbly raised effect
which goes with the book quite nicely!
Mother Mini Book
- BIA Covers 4 x 6
- 1” Brass o’wire
- Dream Street Papers – Art Nouveau
- Cardstock, black and turquoise
Bazzill - Chipboard letters, tags and frame
- Buttons
- Ribbon – various turquoise and
brown plus brown ricrac - Copper tag
- MM Packaging tape
- Colorbox Inkpad – dark brown
- Melissa Francis Vintage white
keyhole - DaisyD’s rub-ons – Mommy-isms